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Understanding Throttle Mode
The Throttle Mode is used to control whether the
output will supply 12 Volts (On) or remove 12 Volts (Off)
for the Stages. Each 4-Stage Timer has a Throttle Mode
associated with it. The Throttle Mode has two settings
shown as on/off/on/off or off/on/off/on. The Throttle Mode
for each Timer is displayed vertically down the right side of
the screen next to the time for the corresponding Stage. A
Stage set to on, indicates +12Volts out for that Stage. A
Stage set to off indicates no Voltage out for that Stage. For
example, if next to Stage 1 the Throttle Mode is off then no
voltage will be put out for the duration of the Stage 1 time.
As the Stage 2 Throttle Mode is always the opposite of Stage
1, in this example the Throttle Mode for Stage 2 has to be on.
Therefore at the completion of Stage 1 the output will switch
and put out +12Volts for the duration of the Stage 2 time.
To change the Throttle Mode on any 4-Stage
Timer screen, hold down the Zero key for two seconds.
Canceling a Timing Cycle
Using the Clear Key
Pressing the clear key after the Transbrake has
released, will cancel any push-button interrupt time, stage
timers, and shift points that have not completed.
When using the clear key to cancel a timing cycle,
great care should be taken to insure that the clear key is
pressed before completion of both the shifter and the stage
timers cycles. If the clear key is pressed after completion of
both the shifter and stage timers cycles, the Mega 350/450
will be in data entry mode and clear key will function
normally causing the currently selected line on the screen to
be blanked.
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