DIGITAL DELAY Mega 475, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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main Crossover delay is not being used, however this is not
commonly done.
For this example of two hits at the tree, two buttons
are used and the Push-button Mode is set to Two Hits with
Two Buttons. The vehicle would be staged and both push-
buttons would be pressed and held. This would engage the
Transbrake. When the opponent’s top yellow light comes
on, the button connected to P.B. 1 would be released. This
would start the countdown of the Crossover time. Then
when your bottom yellow light comes on the push-button
connected to P.B.2 would be released. This would start the
countdown of the Delay 2 time. When either the Crossover
time or the Delay 2 time reaches zero the Transbrake is
released. If the two times do not reach zero at the same time
a new How Late time is generated and stored in memory.
The How Late time is displayed on line 4 of the Tap / Multi
Tap & How Late screen.
Note: No Delay Box including the Mega 475 can tell which
hit at the tree is better, only which hit at the tree reached zero
first. This means that if the first release on the opponent’s
top yellow was a perfect light and the second release on your
bottom yellow was red, you will red light.
If you are new to using a Delay Box, a good way to
get started is to cancel out the Dial-ins, by either entering all
zeros, or the same number in both Dial-ins. Then enter
1.000 second for Delay 1 as this is a good starting value.
Make some time trial passes, releasing the push-button on
your top amber light. Adjust the Delay 1 time, by adding
more time for a red light or subtracting time if late, to get as
close to a perfect reaction time as possible. Once
Eliminations start, make sure to enter the Dial-ins for you
and your opponent. Release the push-button on the first
amber light that comes on, regardless of the side of the tree.