General Research of Electronics Inc 0602902 Manual De Usuario
To set On Time and Off Time, use the and keys to scroll
to On Time or Off Time, then press the key to set the value.
Follow the on-screen instructions to set the value for On Time
and Off Time.
to On Time or Off Time, then press the key to set the value.
Follow the on-screen instructions to set the value for On Time
and Off Time.
LED Enable
When checked, illuminates the PSR-800ʼs tri-color Alert LED
when a transmission is received on the object. The LED color is
determined by the Color 1 RGB setting below.
when a transmission is received on the object. The LED color is
determined by the Color 1 RGB setting below.
LED Flash
When checked in conjunction with LED Enable, causes the
PSR-800ʼs tri-color Alert LED to flash according to the Flash
Pattern setting above.
PSR-800ʼs tri-color Alert LED to flash according to the Flash
Pattern setting above.
Color Count
Sets the number of colors (up to four) that will be displayed as
the Alert LED flashes, defined by Colors 1-4 below. Each new
“on” in a Flash Pattern will show the next color in the sequence.
the Alert LED flashes, defined by Colors 1-4 below. Each new
“on” in a Flash Pattern will show the next color in the sequence.
Color 1-4
Defines up to four separate RGB colors for the Alert LED. Color 1
is the only color necessary if the Alert LED is simply set to come
on when the object is active. Colors 1-4 are sequenced when the
Alert LED is set to flash when the object is active. The RGB color
settings control the brightness of the red, green and blue
elements in the tri-color LED. There are 256 brightness steps
possible for each color, represented in hexadecimal 00-FF. (Note
that some colors exhibit little or no perceptible change in intensity
once the higher ranges are reached.) Mixing the RGB color
values produces colors other than the primary red, green and
blue colors. For example:
is the only color necessary if the Alert LED is simply set to come
on when the object is active. Colors 1-4 are sequenced when the
Alert LED is set to flash when the object is active. The RGB color
settings control the brightness of the red, green and blue
elements in the tri-color LED. There are 256 brightness steps
possible for each color, represented in hexadecimal 00-FF. (Note
that some colors exhibit little or no perceptible change in intensity
once the higher ranges are reached.) Mixing the RGB color
values produces colors other than the primary red, green and
blue colors. For example:
Red
"
"
FF0000
Green
" "
00FF00
Blue
"
"
0000FF
Yellow
" "
FFFF00
Magenta
"
FF00FF
Cyan
"
"
00FFFF
White
" "
FFFFFF
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