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Flash Patterns
Each object uses a
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The flash pattern is set for each block by specifying the number or letter associated with the desired flash pattern. Using this technique it is possible to define simple or complex flash patterns.
“On Time” and “Off Time” control the backlight on and backlight off duration for each of the 32 steps in the flash pattern. On Time and Off Time are specified in 10 millisecond increments. For example, an On Time of 50 means the light will come on for 500 milliseconds (or
There are many different possible flash patterns possible with this feature. Here are a few that you can use to get started:
Flash pattern: 55555555, On Time: 50, Off Time: 50
These are the default values for flash pattern, On Time and Off Time. When the object is active, the LED backlight will flash on and off at a rate of one flash per second, with each flash lasting half a second.
Flash pattern: 88888888, On Time: 50, Off Time: 50
This combination causes the LED backlight to come on for a half second every two seconds.
Flash pattern: A8A8A8A8, On Time: 1, Off Time: 5
This combination creates an interesting “strobe light” effect similar to the emergency lights on a public safety vehicle.
Many more combinations are
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