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are determined by the control settings.

4.4.2.4.4 Control Settings: There are three parameters that can be

set to control the output of the Pulsar 710.

• Current: The current setting determines the brightness of the light

output.

• Pulse Width: This is the length of the output pulse in microseconds.

• Delay: This is the time in microseconds, between detection of a trigger

signal and the start of the output pulse. Each parameter can be set by

adjusting its slider control or by entering the value directly in the text

box. Each slider control has a scale adjustment.

All settings are internally checked by the Pulsar 710 for compatibility with

the attached light head. Settings that will overdrive the light head will not

be allowed. If an unsafe setting is attempted, either the current or the

pulse width will automatically be reduced to a safe level and a message will

be displayed in the status box. The protection setting determines whether

pulse width or current is adjusted.

4.4.2.4.5 Protection: This selection determines what setting, timing or

current, is adjusted to produce a safe setting for the light head.

• Adjust Timing: Pulse width is reduced and current setting will be

maintained, so that the light head is not over driven.

• Adjust Current: Current is reduced and pulse width setting will be

maintained, so that the light head is not over driven.

Note: In some cases current may be adjusted when Adjust Timing is

selected. This happens when the current setting exceeds the absolute

maximum current setting for the light head. In this case current would

be reduced to the absolute maximum current and then timing adjusted

as necessary.

4.4.2.4.6 Triggers: This selection determines which trigger input drives

the selected channel in Pulse, Gated DC and Timing Bypass modes. Use

the edge selection to choose the rising or falling edge.

4.5 Local Control

4.5.1 Controls: There are two primary front panel controls on the

Pulsar 710. These are the mode and variable controls. Figure 10 shows

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