DIGITAL DELAY Mega 475, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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connected to the (Line Lock Push-button) L.L.P.B. input is
the Tap Up push-button.
Tap Down
The Tap Down is used to keep from having a bad
light if you released the Transbrake push-button a little late.
The Tap Amount shows the amount of time that will be
subtracted each time the Tap Down button is pressed. The
push-button connected to the Tap P.B. input is the Tap Down
push-button.
How Late
The How Late is only enabled when the Push-button
Mode is set to either 2 or 3. In either of these two cases the
Mega 475 is set up to take two shots at the tree. When both
Delay 1 and Delay 2 are counting down at the same time, a
How Late time is automatically generated at the release of
the Transbrake solenoid. The left digit is the Delay Used.
Delay Used indicates which delay that was used to release
the Transbrake solenoid, by displaying either a 1 for Delay 1
or a 2 for Delay 2. The rest of the digits are the How Late
time. The How Late time shows how much later the
Transbrake would have released using the other delay time.
For example if the Delay Used shows a “2” it indicates that
Delay 2 was used to release the Transbrake. And if the How
Late time is “.012” it indicates that Delay 1 would have
released .012 seconds later. This means if your reaction time
was .010 on the time slip, add the How Late time of .012 to
the .010 for a total reaction time of .022 this is what your
reaction time would have been if Delay 1 had been used.
Note: No Delay box including the Mega 475 can tell which
of the two shots at the tree was better, only which was faster.
This means the Transbrake will release when either of the
delay times reaches zero, even if it results in a red light.