Aim-TTI MX180T, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Delay sets a time value in milliseconds between 10ms and 20,000ms (20 seconds)
using the spin wheel.
Never removes an output completely from control by the Multi-On or Multi-Off key.
Quick returns to immediate response.
Note that any previously set delay value is retained when set to Quick or Never and is restored
when Delay is selected again.
When any of the settings is other than Quick, a clock symbol is displayed on the top line of
the main (Home) display, and of the individual output screen(s) to which it applies.
Note that the set delays apply only to the initiation of an output being turned on or turned off.
The actual delay will depend upon the slew-rate limited turn-on or turn-off times applying to a
particular output and its load. See section 11.3 for more information.
For short delay sequences, the key will flash briefly when pressed. For longer delays it will
continue to flash until the sequence is completed. Where the longest delay is below
approximately 250ms, the key may not flash at all.
9.4.1 Emergency Off
When an Off sequence that includes long delays is in progress, a second press of the Multi-Off
key will turn all three outputs off immediately, including any outputs omitted from the sequence
(i.e. set to Never). Thus a double press (or press and hold) of the Multi-Off key will immediately
turn off all the outputs regardless of the sequence settings.
The individual output On/Off keys also remain active during a sequence and can be used to
override a delay.
9.5 Pass Code Locking of the Front Panel
Menu > Lock Keypad using Pass Code
In addition to the normal locking of
the front panel (see section 7.10) it is
also possible to lock the front panel
securely by setting a pass code. This
might be appropriate when the power
supply is installed within a system
where, once set up, changes must
only be made by the installer.
The pass code is a “once only” code.
After the system has been unlocked,
the pass code is discarded and a new code (or the same one) must be entered in order to lock
it again.
In the event that the user forgets the pass code, the power supply can be unlocked using the
master pass code of 7835 which is always active.
9.6 System Preferences
Menu > System Preferences
Various aspects of the power supply operation can be changed from the System Preferences
function. These are detailed in section 10.