5.2 PROGRAMMING
1. Touch-Magnet Programming
The magnetic screwdriver (with its cap removed) should be used to touch the
points on the enclosure marked A or B according to Figure 10. These steps
will hence be indicated as A or B.
Touch-Magnet Programming is only possible if it is not disabled and the PRG
wire is free. Disabling can be programmed by both Touch-Magnet
Programming or by cable contacting, but it can only be undone by cable
contacting.
Figure 10
Position of the magnetic screwdriver during programming
2. Programming via cable contact
The steps A or B can be realized by connecting the PRG wire to +US or GND
respectively.
This can be done by using either the switch or two push buttons connected
for the period of the programming, or by simply connecting the ends of the
cables.
Different states in the programming procedure are indicated by the three LEDs.
Steps A and B (magnet touch, wire connection) should be maintained till the
effect will be indicated by the relevant change of the LED status.
Red
LED
Yellow
LED
Green
LED Red Yellow Green
off
on
blinking
Figure 11
Arrangement of the LEDs and LED state interpretation in the manual