Instructions

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LC-Modules Next Generation English
14. LC-NG-14 "Funfair lighting"
14.1. Mode of operation
The 14 outputs of the LC-NG-14 produce the light sequences typical of
fairground rides, merry-go-rounds or funfair booths. Five variants are
available for selection. The set variant is repeated in an endless loop
after switching on. The sequences are based on real-life models:
Break Dance No. 2, Booster, Ghost Temple (in German: "Geister-
Tempel") and Top Spin.
The speed of the sequence can be adjusted at the trim pot.
In principle, both LEDs and lights can be connected to the outputs. In
order to create prototypical lighting effects, a larger number of lamps
must usually be connected to an output and arranged in a distributed
manner over the lettering, the fascia or a wall. Because of their high
power consumption, lamps are therefore only suitable to a limited
extent.
Use of the switching input
The switching input is used exclusively during configuration (→ section
"Configuration").
Settings on the trim potentiometer
Use the trimmer to set the speed of the sequence. The sequence is
faster in the counterclockwise direction* and slower in the clockwise
direction.
* Note: If the trim potentiometer is set to the left stop, the module goes into test mode when it
is switched on. Therefore, to set the fastest possible sequence, you must turn the
potentiometer a little to the right after setting it to the left stop.
The trim pot is also used during configuration to select one of the
variants. The set variant is saved before exiting programming mode, so
changes to the position of the trim pot do not affect the variant setting.
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