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All short dotted lines show states from where an output may be turned off.
The two long dotted lines indicate two options : Depending on whether an automatic
switch-over to a spare lantern is present and configured the line from 5 to 2 indicates
that it will turn on the spare lantern. If no spare lantern is present and configured, the
line from 5 to 7 indicates that the red l ed will turn on steady to indicate that the
corresponding lantern is defect and no spare is available.
Button configurations
Besides regular button functionality as described in the table above, the flexible
configuration of the Commander allows button
s to be defined as RapidAction™ buttons
or GroupSelect™ buttons.
RapidAction™ buttons: One touch on such a button turns on and/or off dedicated
outputs and the corresponding buttons green LEDs, while no led will lit up in the
RapidAction™ button itself. The button merely acts as a hot key, simplifying standard
operations, such as turning on sailing lanterns or anchor lanterns.
GroupSelect™ buttons: Similar to radio buttons on computer software. The user press
one such button and the other buttons in the row will turn off all LEDs, while the green
led on the GroupSelect™ button that has been pressed will light up. This functionality
may be used for setting a dimmer level, e.g. with four buttons that allows four
settings/levels.
For navigation lights control s ystem, the first button column at the panel is normally
used for RapidAction™ functionality, named F-keys at the panel. The function of F-keys
is software configurable and will switch on and off a predefined set of outputs.
The setup of F-keys is specific for each system, please refer to project drawings for
details.
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7
Turn off
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