Getting Into Programming Mode - Centsys Lattice Installation Manual

The advanced menu has all the functions of the BASIC menu plus a whole lot more. The system always
defaults to the basic menu structure to simplify setting up the system. The ADVANCED menu is invoked
from the BASIC menu and will remain in memory for approximately 20 minutes after it has last been used,
thereafter reverting back to the BASIC menu. The 20 minute period is to allow for a user to check out any
changes made to the system without having to get back into ADVANCED menu if additional changes
have been made and need to be tested. It is possible to set the system into ADVANCED menu mode
permanently. (See Configuration Menu in the Advanced Menu Structure)
NOTE: It is only necessary to go into the ADVANCED menu if specialised functionality is required.
Most of the standard run-of-the-mill programming can be done from the BASIC menu.
(Please see list of abbreviations at the end of this manual for a detailed abbreviation list).

Getting into Programming Mode

As has been indicated, "Ad1" is indicated on the display when the "Admin" tag is presented to the L1000.
To get into the first level of programming it is necessary to present and hold the "Admin" tag at the L1000
for 5 seconds. Please note the symbol below indicates "present and hold" for the "Admin" tag.
NOTE: A full list of the icons and symbols used is shown at
the end of this manual.
After 5 seconds the display will change to the first menu item of the main menu, i.e. "Lrn" (the abbreviation
for "Learn") as shown below:
If the display of the L1000 is left un-refreshed for longer than 10 seconds the system reverts back to
normal run mode (i.e. the display shows the single flashing bar).
The following sections describe programming using firstly the BASIC Menu Structure and then the
ADVANCED Menu. It is assumed that the system is in program mode as described above.
Fig 16 Present & Hold
"Admin" Tag symbol
Lrn (Learn)
Display during Normal Run State
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