ALGE-Timing ASC3, Manual

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3.1.2 Print the Memory <PrInt>
Display (F) shows <PrInt> and display (E) shows <oFF>. If you activate the print mode, it
outputs the consecutive number, start time and led/leg time for each start.
0001 ST 10:00:00.1431
+0.1431
0002 ST 10:00:59.3844
-0.6156
0003 ST 10:02:01.3217
+1.3217
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Press the green push button (1) and display (E) shows <onL>. The startclock now
prints every zero time, the official start time and the led/leg time online.
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For activating the online mode press the yellow button PB2 (2).
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For deactivating the online mode press the green button (1) again. The display (E)
shows <ALL>.
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If you confirm with the yellow button PB2 (2), the complete memory is printed.
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On display (E) you see the led/leg time
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If the yellow light shines, the start was carried out after the zero impulse
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If the green light shines, the start tolerance was okay
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If the red light shines, the start was carried out outside the start tolerance
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To exit the printer menu press the yellow button PB2 (2) until display (F) shows
<PrOGrA>
3.1.3 Delete the Memory <StorE>
The display (F) shows <StorE>. Now you can delete the memory.
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It shows <StorE> in the time of day display (F) and in display (E) <YES>.
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With the green push button PB1 (1) you switch between <YES> and <nO>
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YES ....... save memory
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nO ......... clear memory
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With yellow push button PB2 (2) you confirm the selection to clear or save the
memory.
3.1.4 Select the Program <ProgrA>
The display (F) shows <ProgrA> and the display (E) shows the currently selected program
number. Here, you can move to another program.
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The countdown display (E) shows the current program number (0 to 5).
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With the green push button PB1 (1) you can select the program number.
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With the yellow push button PB2 (2) you can confirm the selected program number.
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The startclock now runs in selected program with countdown interval 1 of this pro-
gram.
3.1.5 Set the Countdown Time <Cd#>
For each program you have 9 different countdown times (Cd1 to Cd9). Additionally, you have
Cd0 that is always the break (no countdown) if the time of day display (F) shows <Cd#>
When you select the menu to set the countdown times, you set the countdown times of the
current program.
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The shortest allowed countdown time is 20 seconds, the longest 9:59 minutes.
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You cannot change a countdown in program 5 and 0.
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You can never change the set countdown time and the Cd0 (manual countdown
time or break).