Read Next Entry

\i S N

Reads the status of the next entry in the directory prior specified by the command Open Directory and Read First Entry.

Note

If there are no more entries or no Open Directory and Read First Entry command was sent before, an error is set and [NACK] is returned.
This command can be used to explore the file organization or to realize a slideshow from a folder which can be dynamically filled with graphic files

Response:

[ACK] status [ACK]

Bytes	Description
0 ... 3	file size in bytes
4	file attributes (refer to table below)
5 ... 7	modification date (see Get Date, no weekday)
8 ... 10	modification time (see Get Time)
11 ... 22	DOS filename (8.3 format) filled up with 0

Bit	Description
0	write protected
1	hidden
2	system file
4	directory
5	archive

Example

\iSF/DIR1\0
\iSN

Read the status of the next (in this case second) file in the directory ("DIR1") specified by the preceding command.

Response Example

[ACK][00][00][96][CC][20][0C][07][0C][0C][24][0E]IMG00000.RII[ACK]

The requested file has a size of 38.604 bytes, has the archive attribute set, the modification date is July 12th, 2012 at 12:36:14 and the filename is IMG00000.RII.

Not supported by: DPC3050, DPC3020, DPC2060, DPC10xx