d) Press the Assign Button again to put this configu-
ration into memory. If the Assign button is not
pushed within 20 seconds of a relay button being
pushed the "Assign" pilot lamp will go out and the
configuration of that zone will not go into memory.
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Viewing which relays are in a Zone
To view which relays are in a Zone:
a) Press the Assign Button.
b) Press the appropriate Zone Button.
c) The Pilot lights of all the Relay buttons in that
zone will light.
d) If necessary edit the relays to be in the zone by
pushing buttons and then put into memory by push-
ing the Assign Button.
Sequence Speed.
When there are multiple relays in a zone or multiple
relays are operated together each relay is brought
on in turn.
The speed at which this occurs may be set from the
clock. The factory set default is one relay per 60 Hz
cycle or 60 operations per second. That means it
takes about three quarters of a second to turn on all
the relays in a 48 relay cabinet.
This speed may be changed from Zero to ninety
nine 60 Hz cycles.
Use the
Relay Parameters Menu
in the
What and
When Menu
under
System Set Up
in the Clock.
This is explained under “Clock Programming.”
Note that when there are a lot of relays being oper-
ated the LEDs on the Relay buttons change state
instantaneously but the relays themselves will then
sequence. If the time between relays is more than
about 2 cycles it may seem rather slow.
If a set of relays is turned ON and then turned OFF
the relays that have been given the ON command
but have not yet executed it will still turn ON. The
OFF command will start immediately after it is
given starting with the first relay in the sequence.
This can be used to set up an interesting "chase"
sequence.
Relay Parameters Menu
RLY PARAMs PAGE 1-1
BOARD 1
DLY 1
BOARD 2
NA
BOARD 3
NA
BOARD 4
NA
BOARD 5 DLY 1
BOARD 6
NA
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