Butterfly Amicus 3000 Plus, Руководство пользователя

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“Ball Type” Button
37. In Program mode - "Pr." light is on - Balls are delivered in the order you have set by the ball
type controls.
38. In Random mode - "Rnd." light is on - the Amicus will randomly select balls from one of the
ball types you have made settings for (at least one of the ball number lights of a given ball
type must be on in order to be a candidate).
“Ball Type” mode examples
All examples thus far have used the “Ball Type - Program Mode”. An example of “Ball Type - Random
Mode” follows: Set Ball ‘A’ for slow balls, Ball ‘B’ for medium speeds balls, and ball ‘C’ for fast. Then
select “Ball Type” for 'random' the 'Rnd' light should now be on. Now play the pattern. You will notice
that the Amicus is delivering the different ball types in no particular order ... perhaps 1 fast ball, 1 slow, 2
medium, etc.
In summary of understanding the "PLACE" and "BALL TYPE" modes: the "BALL TYPE" mode
determines WHAT type of ball will be sent, either according to the order you have set or according to a
random order. The “PLACE” mode determines WHERE balls will be sent:
39. Program Mode: Sending Ball A to position A, Ball B to position B, etc.
40. Separate Mode: Sending the 1st Ball to position A, 2nd to B, 3rd to C, etc.
41. Random Mode: Sending balls to random positions, pre-selected by using the arrow keys.
Note: when using Random ball type and/or random placement modes there are no 'visual
cues' (other than watching the ball itself) as to WHERE the next ball will be placed or WHAT type of
ball will be delivered. Therefore when using these random features, you may want to limit the ranges of
ball types or positions you are using.)