Class1 Total System Manager - Manual (Page 7)

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I
F YOU DO NOT PRESS THE
STORE
SWITCH AFTER EACH OUTPUT IS CONFIGURED
,
THAT OUTPUT WILL NOT BE CHANGED
.
A
FTER COMPLETING YOUR PROGRAMMING
,
PRESS
PROGRAM
TO SAVE ALL INFORMATION
!
P
ROGRAMMING
Programming Example:
You want load #3 to shed at a voltage level
of 12.0 VDC, be tied to the Master Switch,
and be active in the Scene Mode.
Depress the USER and PROGRAM
switches until
(- - -) is displayed.
Press the NEXT switch until the desired
load LED is lit and the load that you want
to change is displayed.
When L03 is displayed, load #3 is
ready to be programmed.
Press the MODE switch until the appro-
priate LED(’s) are lit for the configuration
you desire.
When the
SCENE
LED is lit, the load
will be active when the parking brake is
set.
Press the ACTIVE switch to toggle be-
tween the
IGNITION
and
WRN MASTER
LED’
S
.
When the
WRN MASTER
LED is lit, the
load will sequence on when the Master
Warning switch is turned on.
Press the PRIORITY switch to cycle
through the priority levels P00 through P08
until the desired priority is displayed.
When P04 is displayed, the load will
shed when the system voltage drops to
12.0 VDC.
Check the display to ensure that the load
is configured to your requirements.
Mode LED’s
RESPONSE OFF
SCENE ON
Active LED’s
IGNITION OFF
WRN MASTER ON
Data Display P04
If everything is correct, depress the
STORE switch until the display blanks out
momentarily. This saves the configura-
tion for the load you just programmed.
If you wish to change another load, press
NEXT until that load is displayed and re-
peat the programming process for that
load.
When all loads are programmed to your
requirements, depress the PROGRAM
switch until (Pro) is displayed to preserve
all the configurations.
If you do not depress the PROGRAM
switch and power to the unit is removed,
no changes are made to the configura-
tion.
If you want to return the Total System
Manager to it’s default settings, depress
the PROGRAM switch until (dEF) is dis-
played, approximately fifteen (15) seconds.