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DIGITAL SETUP MENU (Digital 1 and Digital 2)

OUTPUT

VELOCITY

PULSES PER METRE

VELOCITY

MAX VELOCITY

LONG ACC / LAT ACC

MAX VALUE

LONG ACC / LAT ACC

MAX FREQUENCY

Press’■’ and then use the ‘◄’

and ‘►’ buttons to select from:

Velocity

Long ACC

Lat ACC

Press’■’ and then use the ‘◄’

and ‘►’ buttons to set the

number of pulses per metre.

Then press ’■’ to confirm.

0.1-120 pulses per metre in 0.1

steps

Press’■’ and then use the ‘◄’

and ‘►’ buttons to set the level

of the maximum Velocity.

Then press ’■’ to confirm.

0-400km/h in 0.1km/h steps

Press’■’ and then use the ‘◄’

and ‘►’ buttons to set the level

of the maximum Long ACC or

Lat ACC level.

Then press ’■’ to confirm.

0.5g to 2g in 0.1 g steps

Press’■’ and then use the ‘◄’

and ‘►’ buttons to set the

frequency of the maximum Long

ACC or Lat ACC level.

Then press ’■’ to confirm.

1-50kHz in 0.1kHz steps

TEST

BACK

Press’■’ and then use the ‘◄’

and ‘►’ buttons to set a test

value that the Digital output will

simulate. Then press ’■’ to quit.

Press’■’ to exit the digital setup

menu and cause the settings to

be saved in EEPROM

ANALOGUE SETUP MENU (Analogue 1 and Analogue 2)

OUTPUT

VALUE @ +5V

VALUE @ -5V (0V for

Velocity)

TEST

BACK

Press’■’ and then use the ‘◄’

and ‘►’ buttons to select from:

Velocity

Long ACC

Lat AC

Press’■’ and then use the ‘◄’

and ‘►’ buttons to set the

Velocity, Long ACC or Lat ACC

level to represent +5V. Then

press ’■’ to confirm.

1-400km/h in 1km/h steps, or

-1g to 2g in 0.1 g steps

Press’■’ and then use the ‘◄’

and ‘►’ buttons to set the

Velocity, Long ACC or Lat ACC

to represent 0V (velocity) or -5V

(Lat ACC & Long ACC).

Then press ’■’ to confirm.

0-399km/h in 1km/h steps, or

-2g to 1g in 0.1g steps

Press’■’ and then use the ‘◄’

and ‘►’ buttons to set a test

value that the analogue output

will simulate.

Then press ’■’ to quit.

Press’■’ to exit the analogue

setup menu and cause the

settings to be saved in EEPROM

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