BEIER-Electronic SFR-1 - Functional Assignment at Proportional Channels #1 - #6

GB Sound speed controller SFR-1
30 BEIER-Electronic 06.02.2019
Threshold 1
Threshold 2
Threshold 3
Threshold 4
N
C
B
A
D
Neutral position(1,5ms)
(1,0ms)
(2,0ms)
(0)
(20)
(20)
(60)
(60)
(100)
(100)
Functional assignment at proportional channels #1 - #6
The proportional channel #1 is only responsible for the speed recognition.
The remaining 5 channels can be configured in the Sound-Teacher with different
functions.
To occupy the proportional
channels #2 - #6 with several
functions, these channels are split
into five areas "A, B, N, C and D".
These areas represent the
possible positions of a joy-stick.
The area N is the neutral position
that is the center position of the
joy-stick.
The same principle is also valid for
a horizontal joy-stick. The area A
is in this case to the left and area
D to the right.
The areas can also
adjusted/optimized to your remote control, by setting the four thresholds in the
Sound-Teacher.
Assignment of channels #2 - #6:
Area
Functions
in position
(>0,5s)
short in position
(0,5-2,0s)
long in position
(>2,0s)
A
function on
(static)
function on/off
(memory)
function on/off
(memory)
B
function on
(static)
function on/off
(memory)
function on/off
(memory)
C
function on
(static)
function on/off
(memory)
function on/off
(memory)
D
function on
(static)
function on/off
(memory)
function on/off
(memory)
Theoretically it is possible to assign 12 functions to one proportional channel. But in
practical terms this doesn’t make sense. You should avoid using an area with the
static and the memory function at the same time.
Difference between static and memory function:
Static
Memory