Photonic PL 1000 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 9

After switch-on, the SETUP mode is reached by activating the potentiometer. As
long as a small dot is shown at the top left, the SETUP mode can be activated
by turning the potentiometer up and down twice, whereby a slow movement of
the potentiometer increases the display time of the dot. If the dot disappeared,
the SETUP mode can no longer be activated.
To recognize an up and down movement of the potentiometer, the poten-
tiometer must be moved from a position less than 2 to a position greater
than 3 and finally back to less than 2 in approx. 1 second. The device must not
be switched off during this time!
SET displayed in SETUP mode. If the potentiometer is now turned up and down
once in a short time, the SETL mode is activated (bulb setting mode). Wait until
the display switches to the currently set bulb (e.g. L 1), and then scroll through
the possible values (here: 1 for EKE, 2 for EJA) by turning the potentiometer up
and down. After a short pause, the set value flashes and must immediately be
confirmed by turning the potentiometer up and down (after confirmation, the
values stops flashing); otherwise, the value is not stored.
The SETUP mode is now finished, but as long as the dot is still visible at the
tope left the SETUP mode can be reactivated by turning the potentiometer twice
up and down.
If the device features an RS232 socket, the display is used for additional set-
tings (e.g. address, baud rate). An exact description of the setting options in
connection with the RS232 interface can be found on the supplement sheet
accompanying the light source.
Analog remote socket ("Ra" versions)
The 6-pin DIN socket (20) can be used to remotely control the light source. Pos-
sible actions are:
▼ Switch to STANDBY mode
▼ Control electrically
An exact technical description of the socket and the accessories can be found
on the supplement sheet accompanying the light source.
RS232 socket ("Rs" versions)
The D-Sub socket (21) can be used to remotely control the light source via an
RS232 interface. Possible actions are:
▼ Switch to STANDBY mode
▼ Control electrically
▼ Remotely control several light sources
▼ Querying error reports
An exact technical description of the interface and the accessories can be found
on the supplement sheet accompanying the light source.