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safety:pass
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With the PASS board in the physical orientation shown above, Switch 4 is at the top. When this
switch is moved to the left (on), the light sensor input is ignored. You should move the switch
to this position only during the setup operation described below, or in those rare
circumstances that PASS could legitimately be used without a light sensor. When this
switch is moved to the right (off), the light sensor input is monitored, and the maximum level of
safety is provided.
With the PASS board in the physical orientation shown above, Switch 3 is next in line. When this
switch is moved to the left (on), the Horizon control is monitored and PASS will only allow static or
slow beams above the horizon. If there is a slow-moving, or non-moving beam below the horizon, it
will be extinguished by PASS. When this switch is moved to the right (off), the Horizon control is
ignored, and PASS will not allow a slow-moving or non- moving beam anywhere within the entire
scan field.
With the PASS board in this orientation, Switch 2 is next in line. This switch controls the
interpretation of an advanced feature of PASS called the S-coordinate. At this time, we recommend
this switch be placed in the left position (on).
With the PASS board in this orientation, Switch 1 is on the bottom. This switch controls where PASS
gets the light sensor signal. ILDA pin 12 is defined by the ILDA standard as possibly providing
feedback from a light sensor. However, since the vast majority of projectors do not use this part of