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wiki:opconfig:tabs:lightsio [2021/03/22 23:31]
opadmin [General Purpose Input/Output Ports A & B] 		wiki:opconfig:tabs:lightsio [2023/05/21 14:29]
opadmin [High Intensity Flash Unit]
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 {{ wiki:highintensityflash.png?nolink|High Intensity Flash Unit Settings}} {{ wiki:highintensityflash.png?nolink|High Intensity Flash Unit Settings}}
 If checked, the High-Intensity Flash output (FLASH on the TCB) will automatically be triggered when the **Cannon Fire** function is called. If unchecked, you can still trigger the flash unit by itself by using the **High Intensity Flash** function. If checked, the High-Intensity Flash output (FLASH on the TCB) will automatically be triggered when the **Cannon Fire** function is called. If unchecked, you can still trigger the flash unit by itself by using the **High Intensity Flash** function.
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 +===== Light Effects ===== 
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 +== Flicker Headlights during Engine Start == 
 +{{ wiki:lighteffects.jpg?nolink|Light Effects settings}}
 +When this option is checked, and if the headlights are already turned on, they will flicker during the time specified by "Transmission Engage Delay" on the Motors tab. A similar flicker will also be applied to the brake lights if the "Brake Lights On when Stopped" option is checked. The "Transmission Engage Delay" time should be set to the length of time of your Engine Start sound.
  
 ===== Aux Output =====  ===== Aux Output ===== 
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 - External Output A/B - Blink\\ - External Output A/B - Blink\\
  
-You can then assign a trigger to these functions and in so doing control the output of these ports. The first three functions are self-explanatory, the fourth function, "Pulse," will briefly set the output pin to the state opposite its default. For example, if you had set Port A to Output with Default High, the pin will be kept high (+5 volts) normally and the Pulse command would cause it to briefly be held low (to ground). If you set the output to Default Low, the pin will be kept low (at ground) normally and the Pulse command would cause it to be temporarily brought high (+5 volts). This feature can be used to emulate a button press to some external device. The pulse duration can be set by the "Pulse - On Time" value (the pulse time is shared by both outputs). +You can then assign a trigger to these functions and in so doing control the output of these ports. The first three functions are self-explanatory, the fourth function, "Pulse," will briefly set the output pin to the state opposite its default. For example, if you had set Port A to Output with Default High, the pin will be kept high (+5 volts) normally and the Pulse command would cause it to briefly be held low (to ground). If you set the output to Default Low, the pin will be kept low (at ground) normally and the Pulse command would cause it to be temporarily brought high (+5 volts). The pulse duration can be set by the "Pulse - On Time" value (the pulse time is shared by both outputs). 
  
 The fifth function will cause the output to blink and blinking will continue until you call the "Turn On" or "Turn Off" function. The blink rate can be set by using the "Blink - On Time" and "Off Time" values (the blink rate is shared by both outputs).  The fifth function will cause the output to blink and blinking will continue until you call the "Turn On" or "Turn Off" function. The blink rate can be set by using the "Blink - On Time" and "Off Time" values (the blink rate is shared by both outputs). 
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