DIGITAL DELAY 1014-SCR, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Setting Push Button Mode
and the
Push Button Interrupt Time
To set the Push Button Mode press the D key until the Push Button Mode is shown on Display A.
The left most digit shows “1” or “ 2” to indicate which Push Button Mode the unit is in, when in 1 Push
Button Mode, the
First P.B. starts both the primary and secondary delays. When in 2 Push Button Mode,
one or both push buttons can be used in any sequence, the First P.B. starts the primary and Second P.B.
starts the secondary delay. The two right digits show the programmable amount of time (00 to 99
seconds) that after the transbrake releases, Button 1 and Button 2 push button inputs are disabled. To
change either the Button Mode or the Interrupt Time first press the A key, then enter a “1” or “2” for the
Push Button Mode followed by a two digit number representing the Push Button Interrupt Time. For
example “1 10” would indicate single Button Mode with a 10 second Interrupt Time. If no Push Button
Interrupt Time is wanted enter “00” after pressing a “1” or “2” for the Push Button Mode.
Setting and Displaying the
Bump Information
To display the Bump information press the D key until the Bump information is shown on
Display A. The left most digit shows the programmable time (1 to 9 hundredths of a second) to be added
to or subtracted from the delay time every time the Bump push button is pressed. To change the number,
press the A key and enter the new number (1-9). To switch between the bump up modes press the A key
followed by the B key, then the number desired (Arrow on means bump up, no arrow means bump down).
The two right digits show the number of times the Bump push button was pressed. The Bump time will
only affect the first delay time started.
How Late
To display the How Late information press the D key until the How Late information is shown on
Display B. If the transbrake is released on Delay-2 (4-Digit) the left most digit will display an “8”, if not,
it will be blank. The remaining digits display the How Late time. For example if the number displayed is
“8.012” and your reaction time was .510 on the time slip, add the How Late time to the .510 for a total
reaction time of .522 on the crossover delay.
NOTE: Both How Late and Bump information is stored in memory
until a new How Late or the Bump number replaces it.