Flash Technology VANGUARD FTS 370d, Справочное руководство

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56 Revision 10 – 1/09/2015 FTS 370d/w/r
Ctrl Type
Control Type allows any SC 370 in the
system to be designated as the controlling
unit
for the entire system. The
programming options are “System1” –
“System 6”. System 1 is designated as the
control unit and the remaining units are
subordinate. Each unit must have a unique
address.
Typically, an uppermost
flashhead is connected to the unit
programmed as System 1.
The photodiode
is always connected to the unit designated
as System1.
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Press the ENTER button to activate the programming menu.
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Press the down arrow to move the * to CTRL TYPE and press the ENTER button to
display the System Number menu.
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Use the DOWN button to move the * to the desired system number (1 – 6) and press
ENTER to select.
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The system will return to the home menu automatically after a selection is made.
Note: Use the UP or DOWN buttons to move the * to BACK and press ENTER to return to
the home menu if no selection is made.
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Press the DOWN button to move the * to the next programming option and press
enter.
Note: The input and selection methods for the remaining menu options are the same as listed
above. Only the menu will be listed for the remaining headings.
Site Tower Config
The Site Tower Configuration menu is
only available on the unit programmed as
System
1. This menu enables
programming of the lighting type, total
quantity of beacons installed, flash rate
and the marker operation as flashing or
steady. Optional GPS synchronization and
delay programming are provided in this
menu as well.
Important! The Site Tower
Configuration must be programmed
to match the FAA designated lighting
system type for the structure.
Marker Mode
Marker mode allows the L-810 markers to
be programmed as steady burning or
flashing. If the flashing option is selected,
the markers will flash in synchronization
with the beacon(s).
Red Flash Mode
Red Flash Mode provides two options:
Efficiency and Legacy. Efficiency mode
has a shorter flash duration and uses less
overall energy. Legacy produces a longer
flash duration that resembles the output of
an incandescent lighting system.
Both
modes have an output of 2,000 ECD as
required by the FAA.
Efficiency is
recommended for most system
installations. Legacy is recommended if
the lighting system will be required to
synchronize
with previous generation
Flash Technology lighting systems on
nearby towers.