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15 Jan 98
Test X23 - Tilt Encoder Test
This test reads shaft encoder position and displays position in hexidecimal
on the control console. This test must be run from a control console and
cannot be run from an independent luminaire powered by a cheater cable.
Tilt position is read one hexidecimal position at a time. Test parameter
setting determines which digit is displayed on console. Enter test number
and manually adjust Tilt rotation knob. Smooth, sequential increments
indicate proper data from encoder.
Parameter settings for test X23 are as follows:
Parameter Test setting
Test Results
923
Most Significant Digit of pan position
from encoder. MSD reads 1,2, or 3 only.
823
Middle digit of pan position. Readout is
from 0 through F.
(0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,A,B,C,D,E,F)
723
Least Significant Digit of pan position
from encoder. LSD readout is 0 to F.
(0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,A,B,C,D,E,F)
Test 24 - Form and Function Test
This test provides a hexidecimal readout of the binary form and function
switch settings located on the luminaire motherboard. There is no
parameter setting for this test. Simply enter the two digit test number 24.
VL2B luminaires should display “0A” on the control console
corresponding to the digital switch setting 00001010 as read from the
motherboard, not the switch face.
VL2B+ luminaires should display “8A” on the control console
corresponding to the digital switch setting 10001010 as read from the
motherboard, not the switch face.
VL2C luminaires should display “0B” on the control console,
corresponding to the digital switch setting 00001011 as read from the
motherboard, not the switch face.
Test 30 - Test Stack
Test 30 is designed to be a user defined test. When test 30 is selected, the
user can then enter test numbers X01 through X08 and stack them one on
the other, creating combined tests similar to test X13. These user defined
tests can be stored in memory as test numbers 31 through 39 and recalled
at anytime as long as test operating system remains in luminaire.