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Timy3 - General
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F2 „XXX“
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The status of the channel is not changed. This is only of importance for an RS232 or
GSM connection with a second Timy. The channel of the other Timy is not changed.
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F3 „OK“
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Current settings are saved.
9.3.5 WTN Delay
This function is only activated when the internal WTN is deactivated; i. e. if an external WTN is
connected.
9.3.6 ENABLE DISABLE
In this menu you can change from SENSITIVE (factory default) to PERMANENT.
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When set to sensitive:
When pressing the 2nd button during timing operation, the bottom line of the display
shows “ C0 C1 C2 C3 “. This vanishes as soon as the 2nd button is released. When
the 2nd button is kept pressed, the channels can be blocked by keeping pressed the func-
tion keys F0 to F3 of the respective channel.
Example C1:
- 2nd and F1 pressed: display „-“, the channel is blocked
- release F1: display „C1“, the channel is active
This function is only available for channel 0 to 3 and only works if the respective channel
has not been deactivated in the menu CHANNEL-PATTERN (see 10.3.4).
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When set to permanent:
When pressing the 2nd button during timing operation, the bottom line of the display
shows “ C0 C1 C2 FIX “. With pressed 2nd button and F3 the display can be changed
in order to permanently show the channels. With the arrow buttons you can now also ac-
cess the channels C4 to C8. With UNFIX the permanent display of the channels can be
cancelled. There are three different settings for each channel.
Example C1:
- „C1“: the channel is active
- „-1-“: the channel is permanently blocked
- “?1?“: the channel is active but treated as invalid; the print-out shows
a “?“ for this channel
As long as the channels are displayed permanently, the menu ENABLE DISABLE is not ac-
tive, i. e. it cannot be set from permanent to sensitive. After resetting the display with UNFIX,
the menu ENABLE DISABLE can once again be accessed.
9.3.7 CHANNEL-USAGE
This is only relevant in case WTN devices (e. g. PR1aW) are used in socket mode. You can
set which socket (numbered as T1, T2, etc.) is treated as which channel. At the top right of the
display the number of sockets is shown.
9.3.8 PULSE HOLD
You can set the interval for the falling and rising edge of each channel. The interval deter-
mines at what moment a pulse hold is shown in the display. Depending on the set edged, the
interval for the idle signal or triggered signal of the timing channel can be set.