The following script produces an "[INVALID TIME TAG]" error on the Model: m500n-7x80rg2 LED display after successfully uploading. Am I using the time 'markup' correctly? I tried to find the problem and I found the following a little confusing, though I don't know enough to call it a bug.

lib/LedSign/M500.pm at about line 702 looks like it's going to setup the time map but then uses the LedSign::M500::PAUSEMAP()->{$time} instead of what I thought would be LedSign::M500::TDMAP()->{$time}

!/usr/bin/perl

use LedSign::M500;  
my $buffer="";
my $sign="";
my $sign=LedSign::M500->new();
$sign->sendQueue(device => "/dev/tty.usbserial");
$sign->sendCmd(
    device => "/dev/tty.usbserial",
    setting => "settime",
    value => "now"
);
my $buffer=LedSign::M500->new();
$buffer->queueMsg( data =>"`<t:A><c:RED>RED`");
$buffer->sendQueue(
    device => '/dev/tty.usbserial'
)

A simple example of an effect does not work on the M500 module.

$sign->queueMsg(
    data => 'shoot',
    effect => 'SHOOT'
); 
$sign->sendQueue(device => "/dev/ttyUSB0");