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Mode Description Values
Basic Settings
“--:--:00”
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12 or 24 hour time.
The hours are displayed in 12 or 24 hour
mode.
“1” = 12 hour
“0” = 24 hour
default: 0
“--:--:01”
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Blank leading “0”.
Blank out the leading “0” from single digit
hours.
“1” = blank
“0” = don't blank
default: 0
“--:--:02”
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Scroll back.
Use the scroll back (rapid count down) effect when
changing from “9” to “0”.
“1” = enable
“0” = disable
default: 1
“--:--:03”
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Fade.
Use cross digit fading.
“1” = enable
“0” = disable
default: 1
“--:--:04”
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Date format.
Set the format that the date is displayed in.
“0” = YY.MM.DD
“1” = MM.DD.YY
“2” = DD.MM.YY
default: 2
“--:--:05”
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Display blanking.
To preserve the tubes, you can set the display
to be blanked.
Options:
•
“0” = “never”: Don’t use blanking.
•
“1” = “Weekends”: Blank at weekends.
• “2” = “Week days”: Blank on week days.
• “3” = “Always”: Always use blanking.
•
“4” = “Hours”: Blanks between the start and end hour every
day.
• “5” = “Hours or weekends”: This blanks all day during the
weekends and between the start and end hour every other
day.
• “6” = “Hours or week days”: This blanks all day during the
week days and between the start and end hour every other
day.
•
“7” = “Hours on weekends”: This blanks between the start
and end hour on weekends.
• “8” = “Hours on week days”: This blanks between the start
and end hour on week days.
“0” = Don't blank
“1” = Weekends
“2” = Week days
“3” = Always
“4” = Hours
“5” = H
or
weekends
“6” = H
or
week days
“7” = H
on
weekends
“8” = H
on
week days
default: 0
“--:--:06”
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Blanking Hour Start.
Hour blanking will start at this hour, on the
days set by the Display Blanking Mode. If the display blanking mode
does not use hours, this setting is not shown.
Default: 00
“--:--:07”
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Blanking Hour End.
Hour blanking will end at this hour, on the
days set by the Display Blanking Mode. If the display blanking mode
does not use hours, this setting is not shown.
Default: 07
“--:--:08”
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Anti Cathode Poisoning night suppression.
The ACP which
runs during the night lights the digits up at full brightness, and some
people might find this disturbing. Using this setting, you can stop
ACP happening when the display is fully dimmed (e.g. at night).
“1” = don't do ACP
when dimmed
“0” = do ACP always
default: 0