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Configuration for example shown in
Fig. 16
in ETS: Two-channel mode = No, Number of
objects in sequence = 5.
Control channel
– events generated in the channel control the switching sequence (Physical
channel 1…8 / Virtual channel 1…8 / Logic channel 1…4 / Timer channel 1…4). The field
is available in the case of one-channel control.
Control channel: previous step
– short button press in the channel will trigger previous
step in the sequence (Physical channel 1…8 / Virtual channel 1…8 / Logic channel 1…4 /
Timer channel 1…4). See
Fig. 17-I
. The field is available if you enable the two-channel
mode and select “Type A” control scheme.
Control channel: next step
– short button press in the channel will trigger next step in the
sequence (Physical channel 1…8 / Virtual channel 1…8 / Logic channel 1…4 / Timer
channel 1…4). See
Fig. 17-I
. The field is available if you enable the two-channel mode
and select “Type A” control scheme.
Control channel: switching
– falling edge in the channel will trigger next / previous step in
the sequence (Physical channel 1…8 / Virtual channel 1…8 / Logic channel 1…4 / Timer
channel 1…4). See
Fig. 17-II
. The field is available if you enable the two-channel mode
and select “Type B” control scheme.
Control channel: direction
– channel state defines switching direction in the sequence,
where: state of channel “1” = NEXT, state of channel “0” = PREVIOUS (Physical channel
1…8 / Virtual channel 1…8 / Logic channel 1…4 / Timer channel 1…4). See
Fig. 17-II
.
The field is available if you enable the two-channel mode and select “Type B” control
scheme.
Repeat sequence at the end
– you can select:
Off
– the option to repeat the sequence after the last step is disabled i.e. after reaching the
last step of sequence, only the previous step in the sequence can be triggered. Default
value.
On
– the option to repeat the sequence after the last step is enabled i.e. after the last step
of the sequence all objects will be switched off and switching can start from the first step
in the sequence.