Leds On Individual Cards - Solid State Logic CapLite 64 Setup & Installation Manual

To Exit normal operation and enter wiring or manual mode press and hold the Mode button until the
Mode LED starts flashing.
The Mode LED indicates the current processor mode:
In normal operation the mode LED will be lit solid, in wiring mode it will flash slowly, and in manual
mode it will flash quickly.
The Run LED shows the processor state:
It will flicker off as the processor completes a task. It should be lit with some occasional flickering.
The Mute LED shows if the processor has the outputs muted.
The 3 other buttons will not function in normal mode.
Column Switches At the top of each column is a green LED which indicates the active column when the
Wiring or Manual mode is selected. The left and right arrows mark the switches that change the
selection which is shown by the LED.
Using Wiring/Manual modes
Wiring and manual modes are similar, they offer ways to step each output on, one at a time.
To get started enter the mode wanted using the Mode switch and choose an output column using the
column switches and press the Down Arrow as this feature only works on output cards.
In wiring mode, the output will automatically step in 1 second increments, you can press the Down
button to jump forwards another step instantly. Select column 2 or 3 and the CapLite will sequence
through the on and off coils moving the tops on and off. Perfect for testing the wiring.
Pressing Up Arrow reverses the stepping direction and once going backwards can step instantly.
Manual mode is the same, but the outputs don't increment automatically.
At any time, you can press Mute to turn off the current pin (the mute LED will light), you can then press
it again to go back to where you were.
If the processor steps to the end of the pins it will turn of the outputs, pressing Down will then start you
at pin 1 again. If you step off pin 1 going backwards, you will need to press Down again to restart the
stepping.
The operation on the 4-column module is the same but there is an additional pair of buttons that choose
the column under control for wiring and test modes.
The left and right arrows will change the green LED at the top of one of 4 columns.

LEDs on individual cards

Each circuit has a tiny LED next to the Krone connection. It has three possible states. Off, dim and bright
Inputs: Normally off and will be bright with an input
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