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will now flash 2 times asking for you to set the number of minutes you'd like for your interval.
Set the dials somewhere between 00 – 59 and then push the red FIRE button again. This time
the GREEN LED will flash 3 times, Now all that is left to do, is to enter the number of seconds
you would like in your interval. Again, set the dials to a number between 00 – 59 and push
the red FIRE button one last time. If everything has been done correctly the GREEN LED will
flash 4 times and your interval will be saved in the user interval register you selected in the
first step register 92. Now turn OFF the Pclix LT to exit the programming mode.
Congratulations you have just programmed your first user interval! It's that easy. All it takes
is 4 simple steps that can be done anywhere, anytime. Now set the dials to 92 and turn ON
the Pclix LT, the Pclix LT will now trigger your camera at the interval you have programmed.
Now go through the steps a few more times saving different length intervals into a different
registers to get the hang of it.
User Interval Programming Sequence (9):
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Turn the Pclix LT OFF
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set the dials to the interval register to be programmed 90 – 99
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while pushing the red Fire button turn ON the Pclix LT to enter programming mode
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after 3 RED LED flashes release FIRE button
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the GREEN LED will flash once indicating to enter the interval hours
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set the interval hours using the LEFT and RIGHT dials
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push the FIRE button to enter the hours, the GREEN LED will flash 2 times
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set the interval minutes using the LEFT and RIGHT dials
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push the FIRE button to enter the minutes, the GREEN LED will flash 3 times
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set the interval seconds using the LEFT and RIGHT dials
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push the FIRE button to enter the seconds, the GREEN LED will flash 4 times
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turn OFF Pclix LT to exit programming mode
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You're done.
NOTE: The Pclix LT has error checking built-in making it impossible to enter a number higher
than 59 for either the minutes or the seconds. If you have the dials set to a number above 59
then the RED LED will flash once to indicate an error. Change the dials to a number 59 or
below and then push the red FIRE button.
Now that you've got the hang of user interval programming and how easy it is, the rest
of the Pclix LT user functions are even easier. These encompass the "Start Delay Option",
"Image Count Option", "Bulb Length Option", "Split Second Mode", "Interval Warning" and
"Closed Contact Length". The first three of these options each have a number or length of
time which can be programmed into those functions; they also can be turned ON or OFF with
out effecting the programmed number or length of time; the forth being the Split Second
Mode can only be turned ON or OFF. The last two are custom user settings. In the next few
pages we will describe with all these functions starting with the "Split Second Mode".
Split Second Mode (0):
As far as we know the Split Second Mode is unique to the Pclix LT and digital time-lapse
photography. What this feature does is allow you to split a second of time into tenths and use
those tenths in your interval settings. Imagine the difference in results between a 1 second
interval and a 2 second interval. Basically everything is moving 100% faster in the 1 second
interval vs. the 2 second interval. With this mode you can have an interval anywhere from
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