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Written by Axel Schmidt

Updated at May 15th, 2023

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                              The Satos power pack submenu is divided into the following functions:

                               

                               

                               

                              In the next chapter, each function is described in detail.

                               

                              If a function has parameters that differ from the "Default" setting, then the push-button color changes from dark blue to dark green. 

                               

                              This enables you to quickly detect when certain special functions ("timing") are active, for example.

                               

                              Example 1:

                              The default value of the "Flash settings" function is "Opt. (Optimal). For example, if the value "Speed" is selected here, the push-button turns dark green.

                               

                              Example 2:If the "Sequence" button were colored dark green, you would know that a sequence with at least 2 flashes is currently active (the default value is "1").

                               

                              Tip:

                              If you would like to reset all functions to default as quickly as possible, simply trigger the "Basic Reset" in the submenu under the "Reset" function. Please refer to the detailed description of this function for more information.

                               

                               


                               

                               

                              How to switch from the submenu back to the main menu?

                               

                              Option 1:

                              Turn the rotary control to set the focus on the "House" icon in the upper left corner. Click on the rotary control to return to the Home view.

                               

                               

                              Option 2:
                              Press the "Home | Menu" An image containing text. 
 
Automatically generated description toggle push-button quickly.

                               

                               

                              Tip:
                              The "Back" button enables the user to navigate up one menu level at a time, while the "Shift" button above immediately brings the user back to the "Home" view, no matter where the submenu is located.

                               

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