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3.3 Abbreviations and Terms
Abbreviations/Terms Meaning Description
LED
Light Emitting Diode: An electronic device used to indicate the
status of various functions on the front panel.
Default
A value permanently stored in memory and is used to define the
parameter in the absence of a user-defined value.
Restart The procedure that renews the device state.
Cold Start
The procedure that restores default (factory) values of the
parameters
"bu"
Bulb: This parameter defines the bulb type (Incandescent, LED,
fluorescent, cold cathode)
"ch"
Channel: This parameter can receive values between 0 – 8,
since it can be connected to 8 matching lines of the Platinum Plus
/ AC-2000 controller.
"Lo"
Low: This parameter prevents lamps from burning out through
defining a minimum brightness limit. This value cannot be higher
than the Brightness Restriction.
"br"
Brightness Restriction: By this parameter one can restrict the
upper limit of the output voltage. Its values can be within "On"
(100) and "0" (0%), but it must be higher than the “Lo” parameter.
3.4 User Interface
The following section details the keypad.
Figure 1: Front Panel
Note that the keypad is divided into two channels ('A' and 'B'), press the appropriate channel buttons. The
relevant LED indicates the current active mode.
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