SCHOTT LLS 3 - Page 34

User Manual - LLS 3
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xxiv. Get/Set Shutdown signal behavior: &jx
Dictates the behavior of the shutdown signal on the Multi-Port connector.
x = command parameter
0 = LED shutdown only (factory default)
1 = unit shutdown
? = query status
xxv. Get/Set Front Panel Controls and Analog Input Lock: &kx
Locks out the front panel controls (potentiometer and On/Standby push button) and/or the
rear analog port:
x = command parameter
0 = no lockout (factory default)
1 = Front Panel Controls lockout (bit one)
2 = Analog Input lockout (bit two)
3 = Both Front Panel Controls and Analog Input lockout (bit one and two)
? = query status
return value: &kx where “x” is one of the values above depending on the lockout status.
xxvi. Get/Set Light Source On/Off: &lx
Sets or obtains the light source On/Standby.
x = command parameter
0 = off (factory default)
1 = on
? = query value
return value: &lx where “x” is either 0 or 1 depending on whether the light source is on or
in Standby Mode.
xxvii. Get light Source Control Mode &m
Returns control mode:
return value: &mxx where “xx” is the control mode code with values of:
00 = “Local Mode”
01 = “Analog Mode”
02 = “RS-232 Mode”
03 = “ETHERNET Mode”
xxviii. Restore Factory Defaults &o
Restores factory default settings.
return value: “&o”
xxix. Restore Factory Defaults but preserve network settings &o2
Restores factory default settings but preserve network settings.
return value: “&o”
xxx. Get/Set Triggered Strobe Intensity: &pixx
Sets the triggered strobe intensity. The power value is twice the Normal Mode
value (&i command). For example, &pi7F is the same intensity as &iFF. Note
input voltage levels required for the white LLS 3 model in Section 17.0. 00 to ff is
8 bit value in HEX. 00 = off, FF = 200% of Normal Mode intensity. 100% of
Normal Mode intensity corresponds to a triggered strobe intensity of 0x7f
xx = command parameter
(factory default) = 00
return value: &pixx where “xx” is the intensity value in HEX.
xxxi. Get/Set Triggered Strobe Delay: &pdxxxx
Sets the triggered strobe delay in microseconds. 0000 to 9999 is the value in
microseconds (decimal).