GALAXIS SHOWTECHNIK PYROTEC PFE Advanced Mini 5 Outputs User Manual page 20

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4.1.4.3 The menu item 'Output Programming: Edit', with stepping
function
This section explains the detailed programming of the stepping function (i.e. semi-automatic firing).
Please see also the section 'The stepping function' in this manual which contains more general
information about using this feature.
4.1.4.4 The menu item 'Output Programming: Delete'
4.1.4.5 The menu item 'Output Programming: Consecutive Channels'
In some cases a consecutive programming of the channel numbers is convenient. This useful function
in the menu 'Output programming' is intended to do this kind of programming very quickly.
The editing of all relevant output parameters (firing channel, step delay)
can be done either directly at the device or remotely from the PFC
Advanced by using the function 'Remote data programming'.
Furthermore, if our choreographic software PYROTEC Composer is
being used, you may edit these parameters remotely with a computer
and the USB Modem.
Select 'Outputprogr.: Edit' in the main menu and call up the edit menu with
an activation of 'Mode' to program the stepping function.
This edit screen is being displayed for example. A stepping delay ('D' =
Delay) can be entered in the right part of the bottom line. The arrow symbol
for altering the various parameters can be positioned by short activations of
'Mode'.
Firing channel 7 has been assigned to Output 3 in this example. The
stepping delay is still 0.00s which means that the output will fire immediately
as soon as the firing command for channel 7 has been sent.
A stepping delay has been programmed here. 1.52s in this case. So the
receiver will wait for 1.52s after receiving the firing command of channel 7
until it will fire the output 3.
You can delete the whole channel programming memory here. During
deletion all channel assignments will be cleared. If the device is equipped
with the optional stepping function all delays will be set to 0.00s, too.
To achieve an automatic channel programming in consecutive order select
this option in the menu.
Activate 'Mode' and after that you are asked if you are sure to program
consecutive channels.
Activate 'Mode' and after that you can determine the channel area which
should be programmed.
This example shows that the user has selected a channel area beginning
with channel 101 up to channel 105. This means that channel 101 will be
assigned to output 1, channel 102 to output 2, etc.
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