Mikas Elektronik Parapulser, Programming Manual

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4.) Write down the displayed number:
The
Parapulser now shows with help of the LEDs (
= = =
) the first digit of the up-
grade-frequency. Write down this number.
5.) Remaining 3 digits readout:
rest -key short press, and after each actuation, write down the via LED (
= = =
) dis-
played number ( 0 – 9 ) right beside the already noted number(s).
Repeat this procedure until a long “ Beeep! ”-tone signalizes, that all digits have been
readout. The input-mode is automatically terminated and all three LEDs (
= = =
) light
up again.
6.) The number sequence written down, equals the value of the pulse counter, e.g. 3500 .
8.5 Volume adjustment of operating-signals [ 13 ] and of the pulse counter [ 14 ]
– The volume of the normal operating signals and the beeep-tones of the acoustic
pulse counter can be adjusted independently in five levels ( 1 – 5 ).
– Abort volume adjustment: PROG -key short press, the previous volume level remain
unchanged and all three LEDs (
= = =
) light up again.
Adjust volume of operating signals:
1.) Activate Programming-mode , see “ 8 a) ” on page 2 .
2.) Activate Input-mode:
CODE -key press 2 sec., until 3 “ Piep! ”-tones are audible. The input-mode is now acti-
vated: the red LED blinks 1 x per second and in addition a Piep-tone is audible!
3.) 2 -digit number “ 13 ” (operating signals) or ” 14 “ (pulse counter signals) input:
Jump to chapter “ 8.13 ” on page 11 and follow the instructions for number entering. Af-
terwards it continues here with point 4.) .
4.) Select volume level:
sel -key so often short press , until the desired volume level ( 1 – 5 ) is displayed via
LEDs (
= = =
).
5.) Confirm selected volume level:
se
t
-key short press to store the selected volume level, the input-mode is terminated
automatically and all three LEDs (
= = =
) light up again.
8.6 Yellow LED “ON” when consuming pulses [ 15 ]
– On demand, the Parapulser shows acoustically and optically, if a pulse frequency
has been selected at which a user fee is charged, and therefore magnetic pulses are
consumed from the pulse reservoir. An information about the user fee and consuming
pulses you find at “
6.2 ” on page 8 at the Parapulser manual.
– Identifying feature for ON -switched consuming display:
At switch over to a puls frequency with user fee, a “ Dulip! ”-signal is audible followed
by a “ Piep! ”-tone, and additionally the yellow LED (
=
) flashes at each consumed
magnetic pulse.