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GVG 250 and Lance Controller

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Wed, 06/13/2007 - 16:42
Scott Dailey
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Hello All,

Anyone out there running a Lance Controller off of a Grass 250? If so what are the specifics? My TD the other day on a show had the 250 running the Lance but was unable to get it to recall effects. He was running the Lance with P-bus triggers. (6 available on the 250) We did not have an engineering manual so we were unable to explore dip switch settings, if it is similar to the 300 and an A-53.

Scott

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Wed, 06/13/2007 - 19:18
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Scott Dailey
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Hi Guys, Looks like we were on the right track. Dan, your post gave me a couple of nuggets to use. I'll send this to my TD. Thanks, Scott Dailey
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Wed, 06/13/2007 - 18:23
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Dan Berger
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Hey Scott, here is an earlier post of my experience with the 250. I was just on it a couple weeks ago for the 1st time in several months. Good luck! Hope you're doing well! --- Dan
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Wed, 06/13/2007 - 17:15
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Matt Chirdon
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We used to run a 250 with an A51 and a DNF ST3000. It was able to call up different registers on the DVE and DNF using PBus. As I recall, in the streamline menu under "Periph" you had to make sure the device was enabled, then BEFORE you learn the register, you have to go to the menu where you set GPIs and what not (don't remember what the menu was called) and select the pBus device you want to learn into the register. I hope this helps, it's been awhile... Matt
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