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. The activated sequence numbers on the display will change to Y,

indicating that they are active and will be run as part of the test program. In this

example, the display will look like below:

To deactivate, press the corresponding number with the numeric keypad again. The

sequence number on the display will change back from Y to the actual sequence

number.

3. Press to continue. The next parameter to configure will be the Pause Sequence.

This allows the test program to pause after running any selected sequence. For

example, if the test program should pause before running sequence 2 and 4, use the

numeric keypad and press and ( ) so that number 1 and 3 in the Pause

Sequence on the display will indicate Y. When the program finishes running sequence

1, it will pause until user presses a button to continue the test. Then when the program

finishes running sequence 3, it will pause again until user presses a button to continue

the test. The display will look like below for this configuration:

Note: A □ symbol will replace the sequence numbers that are deactivated from the previous

steps.

4. Press to continue. The next parameter to configure will be the Short Sequence.

This allows the test program to run a short circuit test of the selected sequence. Use

the numeric keypad to select which sequence number to activate short circuit test, and

its number will change to Y.

EDIT PROGRAM

Pause Sequence = □□□□□□4Y2Y

EDIT PROGRAM

Active Sequence = 09876YYYYY