Matsusada R4G Series, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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6 Useful Features
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R4G/R4GE series
LOCK
OCP
SET
OVP/
CV
CC
V
A
OUTPUT
REMOTE
LOCK
OCP
SET
OVP/
CV
CC
V
A
OUTPUT
REMOTE
LOCK
OCP
SET
OVP/
CV
CC
V
A
OUTPUT
REMOTE
LOCK
OCP
SET
OVP/
CV
CC
V
A
OUTPUT
REMOTE
6-6
Delay Trigger Function
Delays the time until the unit actually starts its output after the [OUTPUT ON/OFF] switch is pressed.
6-6-1
Useing the Delay Trigger Function
Setting example of ON delay trigger (1.0 sec):
Set the "dly" to ON in the delay trigger menu.
Setting example of OFF delay trigger (1.0 sec):
Set the "dly" to ON in the delay trigger menu.
6-6-2
Stopping the Delay Trigger in an Emergency
In the delay trigger function, pressing the [OUTPUT ON/OFF] switch displays the "ON/OFF" delay
count and the output starts and stops when it reaches "0". If you need to cancel the delay process
and stop the output in an emergency, set the -LS (remote switch) or [POWER ON/OFF] switch to off.
Note when pressing the [OUTPUT ON/OFF] switch in the countdown will restart the countdown from
the beginning.
6-6-3
Using the Delay Trigger Function in Master/Slave Configuration
(R4G series with
-LGmb Option)
When using the delay trigger function in a master/slave configuration, the delay trigger can be
individually set to the master and slave units.
1. Master/slave connection when setting the delay trigger function
The master/slave connection when setting the delay trigger function is the same as usual.
For the master/slave connection, refer to [6-1-2 Master/Slave Connection Diagram].
Starting the output 1.0
sec later
Set the ON delay
time to 1.0sec in the
menu.
Turning on the [OUTPUT
ON/OFF] switch starts the
ON delay countdown, and
the output starts when it
reaches "0".
At normal use
Press OUTPUT
Stopping the output 1.0
sec later
Set the OFF delay
time to 1.0sec in the
menu.
At the delay trigger menu setting
Turning off the [OUTPUT
ON/OFF] switch starts the
OFF delay countdown, and
the output stops when it
reaches "0".
Press OUTPUT
At the delay trigger menu setting At normal use