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Ranges A, B and C are not evaluated in this mode.

As this mode only requires a „half“ RC channel (range D), a second Switch 4/15P. could be connected to the same channel via a Y-cable, which would be set to mode 5 and evaluate range A. Up to 8

outputs can be switched via one channel (4 x range A with the first

Switch 4/15P. and 4 x range D with the second Switch 4/15P.).

If there is no more change, the outputs switch off again. Consequently, the output only switches on for as long as there is movement of the encoder.

The sensitivity of the change monitoring can be adjusted with the internal “digital potentiometer” (see page 23). The smaller the set value of the „digital potentiometer“, the more sensitive the

change monitoring. With larger „digital potentiometer“ values, the encoder must be moved more to achieve output switching.

The outputs of the Switch 4/15P. can also be combined by simple parallel switching, for example to generate an impulse, irrespective of the direction in which or range in which the movement takes

place.

1 x in range D: Output 1 switches on or off (memory)

2 x in range D: Output 2 switches on or off (memory)

3 x in range D: Output 3 switches on or off (memory)

4 x in range D: Output 4 switches on or off (memory)

Movement to the left: Output 1 switches on

Movement to the right: Output 2 switches on

Movement in range A: Output 3 switches on

Movement in range D: Output 4 switches on

This mode works according to the counting principle (also known as EKMFA in our sound modules). Each time the encoder is moved to range D, a counter is incremented. If there are no further