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_-i.
Desired f requency
"loo kHz",
"10 kHz",
"I kHz",
"loo Hz"
Code f or sliders Qn
"loo kHz",
"10 kHz",
"1 kHz",
"loo Hz"
Table 3.3.2. Codes for calci]1ating the fc>ur kHz digits and the
loo Hz digit.
333356;I:;;t;;;:t¥::::i;ist!s::;:¥e±;:::g:§a:ii:;g;:::.:Sg#;;ri:;:::a:e
i:a¥::r:g:ifed:;en::::I::a:h:h:r:::¥=:::tu::t°£ifee::::I::::ht:an
table
3.1.I.
by means of the ON-OFF^swi[ch
A
are adjusted as obtained
3.3.7.
Switchon
A
3.3.8.
The sliders on the programi.ng unit
).3.8.
The Sllders 0n [Iic pi.|i5i.cm,H.+„o --.__
.__
from paragraph 3.3.4. or paragraph 3.3.5. In the other window some
hc)1es appear, and these are the positions which must be programed.
3.3.9.
By means of the keyboard on the frontpanel the Frequency No. iJhich
::n::::sE::::a::d[;:::::::::;E::::iib:::;nb'e*:1::::y::i:r±t§
approx. one second af ter being keyed-in
3.3.10. The Prograrming Pin is now placed in the extretne right hole i.n the
window. The laap of the red pushbutton will light as long as the
progratming pin does not have proper contact with the underlying
socket-terminal or if this hole position has already been programed.
3.3.11. Now activate the red pusht>ucton.
3.3.12. If the prograrming was successful, the lamp of the red pushbutton Will
light and the -pin is moved to the next hole.
3+„ If the programing was unsuccessful, the red pushbutton Dust
be activated repeatedly uiitil the lamp is lit.
3.3.14. If it turns out that it is inpossi.ble to program this hole position,
the only thing to do is to cancel the frequency No. and then choose
anottier frequency No. and start programing all over again.
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