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GB Sound speed controller SFR-1
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In each step you can set for each output the desired intensity. For this purpose, click
with the mouse on the value that you want to change and select in the drop- down
box the new value (0% - 100%).
Likewise the duration for each step can be specified between 0,01s and 24,6s.
Loop start and loop end
Similar to the three-stage additional sounds, the complete sequence can be divided
into three sections:
1. Start sequence
2. Loop
3. Stop sequence
In the table, these three sections are stored colored in red and green for easy
identification.
First the start sequence (red) is shown when turning on the ouput sequence and then
the loop (green) as long as the sequence is still active. If the sequence is turned of,
still the stop sequence (red) will be shown at the end.
Loop start and loop end, can be set individually. If the three-stage option should not
be used, the loop start must be set to one and loop end to the number of set steps in
order to make the whole sequence run through.
Stop immediately
This option determines whether turning of the sequence will stop it immediately, or it
will last up until the end of the loop.
If you click with the right mouse button into the table, additional functions are offered:
Delete step
Deletes the step on which you clicked with the right mouse
button. All other steps are shifted one row upwards.
Insert step
Inserts a new step before the step, on which you clicked
with the right mouse button. All other steps are shifted one
row downwards.
Copy this output to
other output
The complete sequence from an output can be copied with
this command to another output.
Export sequence
Use this to save a complete sequence in a file (*.a_seq) on
your hard disk.
Import sequence
This opens a saved sequence (*.a_seq) again.
You can see two simple examples for output sequences on the picture on the
previous page.
Output sequence 1:
This sequence is a simple rotating light with three lamps/LEDs. In the first step only
output 1 is switched on. In the second step output 1 goes off again, and output 2 is
switched on. In the third step output 2 is switched off and output 3 is switched on.
After the third step, the sequence starts from the beginning and output 1 is switched
on again. In this way, the light almost “turns” in a “circle”.