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“Time-trigger” mode Operation Example

The following are examples of the “Time-trigger” mode operation. In addition to time progress and pattern changes, the figure

also shows the “Mute” input operation.

* The “Time-trigger” mode operating state is an example for setting data.

In addition to time progress and pattern changes, the figure also shows the STOP input operation, the mute input, and the clear

input. A “STOP” input setup shows an indication of the pattern at a “STOP” input by flashing.

* The “Time-trigger” mode operating state is an example for setting data.

5.2.2. “Pulse-trigger” mode

The “Pulse-trigger” mode is operated like the “Time-trigger” mode for a group. However, with the pattern transition timing, it is

only used as a one shot pulse for input 5.

The memory for a maximum of 15 groups can be used, and the combination of ON/OFF to inputs 1-4 performs a call. This setup

can be made in the “EDITOR for LA series” software application (Visit our homepage at www.patlite.com/ to download the

software application and other features for the LA6.).

• Setup Parameters

This mode has parameters that can be set up as shown in the following table.

Setup Range

Setting Index

Description

Every Pattern

LED Lighting/Flashing

Select all LEDs to turn on or flash. Flashing rates are selectable from 30

times per minute, 60 times per minute, or 120 times per minute.

Alarm Tone

Alarm Silence or one tone can be selected from 11 varieties.

Every Tier

LED Color

LED lights On or Off can be selected.

Operating

Condition

LED

OFF

1/1

1/2

1/3

1/4

1/5

...

1/60

1/61

1/62

1/63

OFF

Buzzer

Mute

Mute

Mute

Signal Input

Input 1

Input 2

Input 3

Input 4

Input 5 (STOP)

Input 6 (Mute)

Input 7 (Clear)

Operating

Condition

LED

OFF

1/1

1/2

STOP

Clear

1/1

1/2

5/1

5/2

5/3 (STOP)

Clear

1/1

1/2

OFF

Buzzer

Mute

Mute

Mute

Signal Input

Input 1

Input 2

Input 3

Input 4

Input 5 (STOP)

Input 6 (Mute)

Input 7 (Clear)

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