Core PowerBox Systems V 2.80 Manual page 93

• Loop Mode
The sequencer runs as long as you keep the switch in the Active position. As soon as you move the switch to the Off position,
the sequence - once started - runs through to the end, and then stops.
Now select all the servos which are to be included in the sequence; up to six servos can be selected.
NOTE
The servos you select at this point no longer appear in the servos available for functions!
At the Overview screen press Setup to set the travel points. You will see the next screen display shown here. The first servo is
Forward Reverse
marked, and the sequence and is displayed. The standard run time is 6.0 seconds, and the two travel points
are set at ±20%.
In the picture below you will see the three buttons Srv.10, Srv.11 and Srv.12; Srv.
stands for servo. The sequencer curve
Srv.10
is the only one displayed at the moment – that's why the button is blue. You can also display the two other servo sequen-
cer graphs if you briefly push the appropriate buttons. Now you can scroll up and down through the selected sequencer graphs
on the left.
Below the Srv. buttons you will see two further buttons: Forward and Reverse. These buttons are also designed to display only
those sequencer graphs which you wish to see or adjust at the moment.
You can use the Servo and Direction buttons to arrange the graphs in a clear manner. The time axis is always scaled to show the
longest time in a particular direction. For example, you can switch on all the Forward graphs, in order to display the timed sequen-
ce of the retract system and of the wheel doors, one directly above the other, enabling you to adjust them accurately to avoid
clashes.
If you wish to adjust a sequencer's action, press the graph on the left that you wish to alter. The line and the selected points now
turn blue. This indicates the point you are currently able to adjust, and the section in which a new point is placed if you press the
Addition button at Point.
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