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Timing bypass can also be activated in remote control via the host

computer. Refer to Figure 6 for the Pulsar 710 controller dialog box.

1. In the mode section, pick Timing Bypass.

2. In the edge section, pick Rising or Falling.

3. Set the desired current level.

4. Click the program button for the new settings to become active.

Section 5.0 Custom Programming

For those needing to develop a custom interface to control the Pulsar

710, please consult Technical Support at Advanced illumination.

Section 6.0 Troubleshooting

6.1 Pulsar 710 Status Indicator Lights

Note: It is common for the Pulsar 710 to indicate error codes upon

initial start up. The user should make sure that the power switch is

“off” and follow the instructions in section 4 to the point where the

Pulsar 710 is programmed throught the controller utility dialog box.

Theprogrammingsequenceusuallyclearsanyerrorcodesthatare

present.

There are three LED indicators on the front panel of the Pulsar 710.

During normal operation, the green LED will be illuminated indicating

that power is “on.” Just above the green LED, an amber LED will pulse

at about 1 pulse per second. This “heartbeat” indication occurs when

the operating conditions are normal. If a fault is sensed, the amber LED

willstarttoashrapidly,about5timespersecond,andtheredLEDjust

aboveitwillproduceasequenceofashestoformanerrorcode.All

faultcodesarearepeatingsequenceofnumbers.Alongpausesignies

the start of the code and a short pause is the space between numbers.

(351351)Counttheashesandrefertotheerror

codes listed below.

Please note that there are several hundred error codes. Most of these are

for factory use in diagnosing problems which occur during initial test and

calibration procedures. Only the codes most commonly encountered in

use are listed here, together with a few which would indicate an internal

fault. If a code is encountered which is not listed here, or if the corrective

action suggested for the listed error code does not resolve the problem,