background image

Page 3

Mode 3: Simultaneous Mode

Dip Switches

Dip switch configuration for Simultaneous -Mode:

Dip Switch 1 -

 OFF

Dip Switch 2 -

 ON

Dip Switch 5 -

 OFF

Control Wires

In this configuration, ap12VDC to the control wires (using
customer supplied switches) will have the following results:

Control Wire #1 = 

Outlets 1 & 3 enabled

Control Wire #2 = 

Outlet 2 enabled

Control Wire #3 = 

Outlet 4 enabled

Control Wire #4 = 

See Section 3: Hi/Lo Power

Flash Patterns: 

See Section 4.

Mode 4: S.C. (Serial Communication) Mode

NOTE:

  When  the  ISP74  is  configured  for  S.C.  mode,  it  is

important  to  understand  that  the  connections  and  operational
procedures used are quite different from any of the other modes.
In S.C. mode, Comet Flash is the only available pattern.

Dip Switches

S.C. emulation is accomplished by placing Dip Switch 5 in the ON
position. At this point, the remaining Dip Switches (1 thru 4) are
used  to  configure  the  address  of  the  ISP74  for  use  in  a  S.C.
system. The addressing properties function as follows:

To Configure Address 1:

To Configure Address 2:

Dip Switch 1 -

 ON

Dip Switch 1 -

 OFF

Dip Switch 2 -

 OFF

Dip Switch 2 - ON

Dip Switch 3 -

 OFF

Dip Switch 3 - OFF

Dip Switch 4 -

 OFF

Dip Switch 4 - OFF

To Configure Address 3:

To Configure Address 4:

Dip Switch 1 -

 OFF

Dip Switch 1 -

 OFF

Dip Switch 2 -

 OFF

Dip Switch 2 -

 OFF

Dip Switch 3 -

 ON

Dip Switch 3 -

 OFF

Dip Switch 4 -

 OFF

Dip Switch 4 -

 ON

Control Wires

In  this  configuration,  control  wires  1,  2  ,  3  &  4  are  not  used  to
enable  outlets  or  control  Hi/Lo  power  activation,  as  with  the
previous  modes.  Outlet  control  and  Hi/Lo  power  activation  is
handled by the S.C. Multi-Purpose Controller.

Section 3: Hi/Lo Power

Hi/Lo power activation and functionality can be configured in any
of  4  available  modes,  depending  upon  how  Dip  Switches  3  &  4
are  positioned.  Table  2  on  Page  4  outlines  each  of  the  4
configurations  and  their  attributes. 

NOTE:

  In  S.C.  emulation

mode,  Hi/Lo  power  activation  is  controlled  with  an  S.C.  Multi-
Purpose Controller.

Section 4: Flash Patterns

The ISP74 can generate up to 16 flash patterns by activating the 4
Pattern Control wires, either individually or in combination. 

NOTE:

in S.C. mode, Comet Flash is the only available pattern. Table 1
on  page  4  outlines  all  of  the  available  patterns  and  the  wire
activations needed to produce them.

Section 5: Diagnostix™ (Optional)

The optional Diagnostix™ display allows the operator to confirm
proper operation of not only the 4 outlets on the ISP74, but of the
strobe light and strobe cable connected to these outlets as well.
Each  LED  indicator  on  the  Diagnostix™  display,  provides
diagnostic  information  for  one  outlet.  For  example;  LED  #1
monitors  Outlet  #1,  etc.  The  LED’s  appearance  indicates  the
condition of it’s corresponding outlet. Refer to Table 3 on Page 4.

Summary of Contents for ISP74

Page 1: ...gnetic interference Therefore after installation of any electronic device it is necessary to test all electronic equipment simultaneously to insure that they operate free of interference from other components within the vehicle Never power emergency warning equipment from the same circuit or share the same grounding circuit with radio communication equipment All devices should be mounted in accord...

Page 2: ...res BLUE GREY use either the Whelen 25ft cable P N 46 9641638 250 or similar twisted pair wires Caution As it will be necessary to drill holes into the mounting surface the installer MUST be sure that no vehicle components or other vital parts could be damaged by the drilling process Check both sides of the mounting surface before drilling begins Section 2 Operating Instructions The ISP74 has been...

Page 3: ...h 2 OFF Dip Switch 2 OFF Dip Switch 3 ON Dip Switch 3 OFF Dip Switch 4 OFF Dip Switch 4 ON Control Wires In this configuration control wires 1 2 3 4 are not used to enable outlets or control Hi Lo power activation as with the previous modes Outlet control and Hi Lo power activation is handled by the S C Multi Purpose Controller Section 3 Hi Lo Power Hi Lo power activation and functionality can be ...

Page 4: ...n Serial Communication mode 4 3 2 1 K A COMET FLASH K A DOUBLE FLASH RAPID RANDOM K A MODU FLASH K A SEQUENTIAL KA MICRO BURST 2 KA MICRO BURST 3 Pattern Wire 1 BROWN Pattern Wire 2 WHITE Pattern Wire 3 GREY Pattern Wire 4 ORANGE K A TRIPLE FLASH PATTERN WIRE PATTERN TYPE If the LED is OFF ON continuously ON continuously with a single flash every few seconds Flashing rapidly Either the outlet in q...

Reviews: