Some SID/User Switch installations require a permanent 12V power supply, even while the Omni2 is asleep; whereas, to save
power, some installations would want to switch off this supply while the Omni2 is asleep. Consequently, there is a
programmable parameter, Sleep 12V, which sets this operation. Refer to the Sleep 12V section in the Programming chapter
for further details.
WARNING (HP, IN)
The SID’s D-type connector should always be fitted with gold contacts and a suitable backshell with locking screws. The
locking screws should be used to mechanically hold the connector in place. Curtiss-Wright accept no liability for losses of
any kind if these conditions are not met.
6.4 SIP AND PUFF INPUT
Ensure the tube from the Sip and Puff Device is of the correct diameter and that it is securely routed. For pneumatic details of
this input, refer to the Specifications chapter.
7 HOW TO SET-UP THE OMNI2
There are two methods of programming the Omni2. Details of the actual programmable parameters are given in the
Programming chapter.
7.1 ON-BOARD PROGRAMMING (OBP)
This is performed using the Omni2’s own display and front panel buttons. For details of these buttons, refer to the Controls
and Connections section. From the Omni2, all system OBP parameters can be adjusted: for example, Speeds and
Accelerations.
OBP can be entered in one of two ways, depending on the factory programming of the control system.
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