Star Headlight & Lantern LCS850MG, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Installation: Dip Switch Settings
Control Head Dip Switch Settings
(cont’d)
Phaser, Sweep, Programming Mode
PHASER ENABLE (Optional Phaser Tone or ON/OFF Switch for the PB13 output)
Normally, the PHASER button is used to activate
the Phaser siren tone. If you will not be using this
feature/tone, you can use the PHASER button to
control the
PB13 output (see the wiring diagram
on page 41) by flipping DIP switch 12 UP.
NOTE : The PHASER Button cannot be used to
control the PB13 output if either DIP switch
#3 (TD MODE) or DIP switch #11 (RADIO)
is UP (those options override this one). P
H
A
S
E
R
E
N
A
B
L
E
12
PHASER Button
Activates Phaser Tone
PHASER Button Controls
The PB13 Output
Auto Tone
Sweep in HF
Manual Tone
Cycle in HF
S
W
E
E
P
D
IS
A
B
L
E
13
P
R
O
G
.
M
O
D
E
D
IS
A
B
L
E
Standard Operation
Siren In
Programming Mode
14
SWEEP DISABLE (‘Manually Cycle’ or ‘Auto-Sweep’ Siren Tones in HF Mode)
When the siren is placed in Hands Free Mode (by pressing
the HF button), no sound will be initially produced.
Normally, activating the Auxiliary Input/HRT
(see page 43 of
the Electrical Connections section) or moving the slide
switch to position
3
3 3
3
, will activate the siren with a “WAIL”
tone. Then you can manually cycle through all of the tones
using the AUX input/HRT.
(WAIL YELP PHASER/TWO-TONE OFF).
If you instead would like the siren to automatically “sweep” through all of
the tones when activated, flip DIP switch 13 up.
(Optionally if you’d like the sweep option described here to only function in
HF with the AUX input, and NOT in
Slide Switch
3 3 3 3
, then see the Tone
Sweep Disable section on page 28).
PROG. MODE DISABLE (Programming Mode)
To access the additional “programmable” options described in the
Detailed Programming section on pages 14-34, flip this switch up.
After programming the siren, return the switch to the Standard
Operation location.
NOTE : The siren WILL NOT operate while in Programming Mode.
DIP switch 14 must be in the “down” position for proper
operation of the siren.