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3 R G C 0. PGM To Sheet To Sheet Program Input Program Input Program Input Program Input (Priority Input) JB J0A R 00K R 00K JC R 00K R 00K R 00K J0C R 00K C / RA 0KA C C / RA 0KA C / RA 0KA C RA 0KA / RB 0KA / RB 0KA R R0 R K R K R K 0 ZC 0. ZA ZB TL0 Program Level J0D R C / RB R 00K 0KA K ZD TL0 K K R K 0 ZC ZA ZB TL0 JD C0 Program Level R / R RB C 00K 0KA K ZD JA TL0 / C C / J0B Program Level Program Level 0. TL0 TL0 / C0 TL0 TL0 C / C / C / C / C C / C / 00 th Avenue West Mukilteo WA 0 H:\CP\00.SCH Nov of R 00K R 00K R 00K R0 00K R 00K R 00K R 00K R0 00K C Z 0. ADG0 From Sheet N0A A0 Z A N0B A Z B N0A From Sheet COMA N0B COMB N0A N0B EN N0A 0 N0B C 0. R K R K D N Z L OL On Sheet Z R OL On Sheet ZE PROGRAM SELECT CHIP ZA V R0 00K R0.K LM V 0 R K R0.K D N D0 N ZD C R 00K Priority Release Time ( sec. to 0 sec.) R 0K R 0K LM Priority C /0 / R0 00K C / R 00K R 0.K R 00K R 0K R R 00K ZC LM C ZB R0 / LM K C R 00/0 00K R 0K R 00K R 0K R.K R0 0 0 R 0K R0A 00KB Z0A TL0 Z0B ZD R0 0K ZC TL0 R 0K C0 0. TL0 TL0 R0 0K R 0K LEFT CP Program Inputs 00 R 0K R 0K RIGHT Z L OL On Sheet Z L EQ To Sheet ZA D Zone OL D Zone Signal Present Z R EQ To Sheet Z R OL On Sheet ZB S PT TL0 TL0 Z Priority
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5 R0C 00KA RC 00KA 0A C 0. C 0/ C 0/ C 0. 0B Q I O ADJ C 0. C 0/ RC 00KA RC 00KA R R.K R.K R R0 R 0 00 C 0. C 0. C 0. C 0/ C 0/ C 0/ R 0 D Y Power R 0K ZD OP R 0K C Filter (Zone )..% R0 0 Hz Z L EQ From Sheet R0 C.K C R JA.K..% Z0C 0.K OP 0/ C Filter (Zone ) RB 00KW R.K JD JA R R0.K.K ZB 0 R.K ZA 0 C 0. R.K Z EQ Out To Sheet R0 R 0K ZD OP R.K..% 0K Z R EQ From Sheet C0 Filter (Zone )..% R0 C 0 Hz.K C R JB Z0D OP 0/.K C Filter (Zone ) RA 00KW JD R.K JA R.K R.K Z0B 0 R.K Z0A 0 C 0. R.K Z Rt EQ Out To Sheet..% R R0 C.K.K..% ZC 0 OP 00 Hz C0 R JC 0/.K RB 00KW R.K..% R C.K C R0 JB..% ZA OP 0/.K 00 Hz RA 00KW R0C 00KB RC 00KB RC 00KA R0C 00KA RC 00KA R C.K.0.% C Filter (Zone ).0.% R C00 0.K ZB OP.0.% R Filter (Zone ) 0 Hz C JC R 0/.K 0 Hz R0 C.K C R JE.K.0.% Z0B.K OP 0/ R C0.K.0.% C0 Filter (Zone ).0.% R. khz K C R JB ZD OP 0/.K RB 00KW RB 00KW RB 00KW JE JE C0 Filter (Zone ).0.% R0 R C0 0.K C R JD.K.0.% Z0A OP 0/.K C 0. C0 Filter (Zone ).0.% R 0 Hz 0 Hz R C0.K C R JA.K.0.% ZC 0.K OP 0/ C0 Filter (Zone ) RA 00KW RA 00KW.0.% R. khz RA R C0 K C00 R JC 00KW.K.0.% ZC 0 0/.K OP V AC RAP Power CT AC AC CT J P MOD RC 00KA RC 00KA C 000/ C 000/ D RC 00KA D N00 D N00 D N00 D N00 D0 N00 D N00 RC 00KA C 000/ C 000/ C0 Filter (Zone ) C Filter (Zone ) N00 D.0.% R R C0.K C R JB.K.0.% ZA OP 0/.K khz RB 00KW.0.% R khz R C.K C0 R JC.K.0.% ZB 0/.K OP RA 00KW N00 C0 000/ H:\CP\00.SCH R C.K.00.% C Filter (Zone ).00.% R0 ZA OP.K C 0. Nov 0 khz C R JD 0/.K RB 00KW R C.K.00.% C Filter (Zone ).00.% R 0 khz.k C0 R JE ZB OP 0/.K RA 00KW 00 th Avenue West Mukilteo WA 0 of CP EQ Filters/ Power Supply
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