Vega PEL-4 - Programming Syntax; Visual Feedback when Using the TVIR Programmer

Instruction Manual PEL-4 Precision LED Sector Light Vega Industries Ltd Aug 2018
PEL-4 Precision LED Sector Light Page 14 of 69 Manual Version V1.06
4.1 Programming Syntax
Reading or writing parameters with the TVIR programmer involves entering a sequence of
numbers on the keypad. The programming syntax is: OPERATION FEATURE [VALUE]
Note: - the VALUE parameter is only required when writing data to the PEL-4.
There are four OPERATIONs:
Programming Operation 1
System Information Operation 3
Special & PIN codes Operation 7
Read settings Operation 9
The FEATURE parameter represents the feature of the PEL-4 to be read or written such
as flash character or intensity.
The VALUE parameter is the new value to set the selected FEATURE to.
For example, the sequence 9 8 reads the low battery threshold (operation 9 = read setting,
feature 8 = low battery threshold).
Appendix A of this manual provides a Table for the programming features of the PEL-4.
Please take the time to become familiar with the table before continuing.
4.2 Visual Feedback when Using the TVIR Programmer
The PEL-4 will provide visual feedback of the programming instructions it receives from
the TVIR programmer. This feedback is provided to confirm that TVIR commands have
been received correctly and therefore ensures the PEL-4 is programmed correctly. The
visual feedback is provided by a green LED inside the infrared/daylight sensor projecting
from the PEL-4 mainframe connector surface. During programming, the main LED is
extinguished.
The programming visual feedback is summarised below:
Programmer Keys PEL-4 response
Enter Programming Mode
(b
y pressing red standby key for 5 seconds
)
4 quick flashes (0.1sec on 0.1sec off).
Numeric key when programming 1 flash for each key pressed
When programming sequence recognised The 3 or 4 digit value code is output
using a series of flashes of 0.1sec on
and 0.1sec off with a gap of 0.5sec
between each number of the code. A
zero is represented by a 2 second on
flash.
When programming sequence is not
recognised
3 quick flashes (0.1sec on 0.1sec off)
The PEL-4 will remain in programming
mode waiting for a new programming
instruction.