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C.) Presets: There are two sets of preset switches which work together to provide the abil-
ity to program and recall up to 10 presets. The Preset Switch group shown in Figure 3.1C
and the PRG/PAGE switch group shown in Figure 3.1D are used to operate the preset
functions.
To program a preset, position the pan and tilt head to the desired pan and tilt positions and
depress the PRG switch. The PRG LED will then be illuminated and stay illuminated until
either a preset switch is depressed or the PRG switch is again de-
pressed.
To complete the programming of preset 1-5,
simply depress the preset switch 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5.
The selected preset LED will become illumi-
nated and the PRG LED will be extinguished.
To Program presets 6-10, once again depress the
PRG switch but this time also depress the PAGE
switch. Both the PRG and PAGE LEDs will become illuminated. As
before, complete the programming by selecting a preset switch (1
through 5)and depress the switch. The PRG LED will be extin-
guished but the PAGE LED and the selected Preset LED will remain
illuminated.
To recall preset 1 through 5, make sure the PRG and PAGE LEDs are
not illuminated and depress the desired preset switch. The pan and tilt
head will then return to the pan and tilt positions programmed for this preset. To recall pre-
set 6 through 10, make sure the PRG LED is not illuminated but the PAGE LED is illumi-
nated. Depress the desired preset switch and the pan and tilt head will then return to the
pan and tilt positions programmed for this preset
B.) Speed Range Potentiometer: As described in the joystick discussion,
the Speed Range potentiometer, shown in Figure 3.1B, controls maxi-
mum speed of the joystick.
During a preset move, the Speed Range potentiometer controls how fast
the pan & tilt head will move between presets. Again, the further the
potentiometer is rotated clockwise, the faster the preset motion.
Figure 3.1B
Figure 3.1C
Figure 3.1D
