Advanced Illumination Pulsar 320, Руководство оператора и инструкция по установке

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function of each pin for the 5 Pin power connector. Plug the connector
from each light head into the 5 pin socket as shown in Figure 3.
4.3 Pulsar 320 Status Indicator Lights
The Pulsar 320 has three LED indicator lights. Refer back to figure 4 for an
illustration of these indicator lights.
4.3.1 Green:
This light indicates that the Pulsar 320 has power either
from the USB connection to the host computer or the main 24VDC power
connection.
4.3.2 Amber: The amber light indicates the operational status of the
Pulsar 320. A blink rate of once per second indicates normal operation. A
blink rate of 5 times per second indicates an error condition.
4.3.3 Red:
The red light blinks an error code in the case of an error
condition. The condition is indicated by three sets of sequential flashes. For
example: 4 flashes followed by 2 flashes followed by 3 flashes indicates an
error code of 423 which signifies that the main power switch is off. Two
common error codes are:
• 351: No light head detected.
• 423: The main power switch is off.
Refer to section 6.0 “Troubleshooting” for more detailed error code
information.
4.4 Host Computer Control (REMOTE)
To take full advantage of the flexibility of
the Pulsar 320, software is provided which
permits the operating parameters to be set
by a host computer. The host computer
will be connected to the Pulsar 320 via a
USB port utilizing a USB Type B connector.
(See Figure 7) The USB port is Microsoft
HID compliant.
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Figure 8: USB Connection