Code 3 CELS control box - Manual (Page 12)

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Rear Cutoff Feature
The Rear Cutoff feature uses the RCUT input to cut off the rear (Citadel) flashing (primary) outputs. This feature (by definition of cutoff) overrides
the 3-Level functionality to the rear. This function is not programmable. This feature will be unaffected by ArrowStik functionality. Rear Cutoff will
not affect Cruise function.
Takedown Feature
The Takedown feature has two inputs: Takedown Flash and Takedown Steady.
Takedown Flash will flash the Supervisor Takedowns. The patterns for flashing are as follows (default is pattern 1):
1 NFPA QUAD 75fpm
2 SLOW QUAD 60fpm
3 FAST SGL 375fpm
4 MED SGL 115fpm
5 FAST DOUBLE 115fpm
6 SLOW DOUBLE 60fpm
7 VAR RATE SGL
8 CYCLE
Takedown Steady will activate the Supervisor Takedowns, as well as XT4 and PAR36 secondaries if they are configured as Takedowns.
In Takedown Steady mode, Supervisor Takedown heads will be run at 100% duty cycle, and PAR36 and XT4 secondary heads (if activated) will be
run at 50% duty cycle.
Takedown Steady configuration options (default is pattern 2):
1 Takedown activates Supervisor TD only
2 Takedown activates Supervisor TD and PAR36, XT4 secondaries (“Flood” mode)
Steady Burn Feature
The steady burn feature functions like in the 600 series software, where the jumpers on the CC board will select whether L1, L1 and L2, or L1 and
L2 and L3 will activate the SB output. This can be used, for example, for a customer CA Steady Red feature. See Figure-3 below for jumper
locations!
Flash Pattern Selection Feature
Flash pattern selection works like the 600 series software. Touching the PGM wire to +12V for at least 50ms will change to the next pattern, and
holding it for approx. 4 seconds will reset to the factory default pattern. This will work if one of the other modes is active, via the following inputs:
L1 – changes L1 flash pattern
L2 – changes L2 flash pattern
L3 – changes L3 flash pattern
L1+L2 – changes L1+L2 flash pattern
L2+L3 – changes L2+L3 flash pattern
L1+L2+L3 – changes L1+L2+L3 flash pattern
TDFL – changes Takedown flash pattern
TDSB – changes whether PAR36 and XT4 secondaries are included in takedown steady burn
Figure-3