Instruction Manual PEL-4 Precision LED Sector Light Vega Industries Ltd Aug 2018
PEL-4 Precision LED Sector Light Page 27 of 69 Manual Version V1.06
9. REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION
The PEL-4 includes an extensive set of remote control features. These features are
compatible with many other advanced PEL-4 functions.
9.1 Enabling Remote Control Operation
The remote control features must be enabled using the master operation mode
programming sequence. The precise remote control operation settings can be
programmed with separate commands before or after programming the master operation
mode to enable them. To enable remote control mode, program the following sequence,
as per Appendix A.1:
Operation =Program (or read) = 1 (or 9)
Feature =Operation Mode = 5
Value = 003 (fail-safe) or 004 (best-effort)
To disable remote control mode, send the following command:
Operation =Program (or read) = 1 (or 9)
Feature =Operation Mode = 5
Value = 001 (fail-safe) or 002 (best-effort)
To define a particular remote control behaviour, use the following command:
Operation =Special = 7
Feature =Set Remote Control Mode = 4
Value =Select from Appendix A = XYZ (see Appendices A.3, A.4 &
A.5)
To read back:
Operation =Special = 7
Feature =Read Remote Control Mode = 5
Value XYZ is returned (see Appendices A.3, A.4 & A.5).
Digits X and Y set the electrical behaviour and polarity sensitivity of the control inputs. Digit
Z defines the combination of inputs that are active in remote control mode. The details of
how to program this advanced feature set are given in Appendices A.1, A.3, A.4 and A.5.
In the following sections some examples are provided to assist with the operator’s
understanding of how to select features suitable for his/her application.
9.2 Remote Control Inputs
In remote control mode, the two hardwired inputs, On/Off and Day/Night, operate
independently of each other. These inputs, and associated signal grounds, are listed in the
table below.
There are serial interface commands available in remote control mode that correspond to
each of the hardwired inputs. Refer to the later section describing the use of serial
interface remote control and how it interacts with the hardwired remote control inputs.
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