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You will need

• - signaling "Sher-Khan"
• - instructions for signaling
• - keyring for on / off start of the engine by timer

Instructions

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Read the instructions for your "Sher-Khan" alarm system. The developer offers two types of launch at the right time. With the first mode, the engine starts every day at a predetermined time. The second mode assumes the engine is switched on every 2 hours, if it is necessary to activate the heating or cooling system of the passenger compartment.

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Use the buttons II + IV on the key fob. Pressures should be short and fast. Wait until the word "timer" appears on the display - it serves as an indicator that the ability to start the engine by timer is activated.

3

To program the timer for daily starting of the engine at a certain hour, press the II + IV buttons and disable the word "timer".

4

Enter the programming menu of the required functions with the combination II + III, holding it for 2 seconds. Press the II button. The display shows the previously set time (24 hours range).

5

Press the I button (0.5 second press) to selectthe desired hour, the buttons II - minutes. Use the combination II + III to exit the alarm programming mode. Hold the buttons for about 2 seconds. To complete programming, use II + IV, disable "timer".

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When the engine startstimer, you will hear one siren signal. Once the alarm is activated, the LED will produce signals corresponding to the STTS. On the display of the keyfob, the lights and the lock image flash five times, the word "timer" appears. The unit will emit one signal.

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If automatic switching-on is requiredfor heating / cooling the cabin, use a one-time short press on the buttons II + IV. Any programming in this mode is not required. The first engine start will happen in two hours.

Timer in mechanisms of red stone in minecraft

It is worth saying that when the "Meincraft" appeared onlight, in the world of computer games already existed a lot of similar to it "sandboxes" (for example, terraria). However, he quickly took up his own niche and fell in love with many gamers more than some of his counterparts. One of the reasons for this state of affairs was probably the opportunity to build various mechanisms in this "miners' game."

In any of the schemes created by players, a specialrole played by redstone - in the form of red torches or dust. The latter here acts as a wire connecting the parts of the mechanism to each other. It does not do without a redstone and in a timer.

They can consist of different elements, butoften where the signal of the red stone (redstone) is required, the players set a timer. This term covers a whole group of devices, and not all of them will look like a clock. The simplest version of the timer - a clock generator - is a chain of at least three (otherwise everything will burn) inverters. The latter are called negatives (NOT) in another way and are devices that return signals opposite to what they were received through red-stone wires. However, more often players build timers from repeaters (or combine them with inverters). Such schemes have many drawbacks, but in fact they are often "disposable", for example, they serve to activate dynamite in simple traps. Repeaters (also called English repeaters) are made of three stone blocks that are located in the lower horizontal a number of workbenches. In its central slot is put a unit of dust of the redstone, and on either side of it - two red torches. It is quite easy to create a timer with repeaters for one-time use. To do this, put a number of repeaters on the ground or on the floor in a row, and along it - almost the same, but that the devices in it were one less. On this empty square you have to place the dust of the redstone and draw a path from it to the side and install the lever on the end of this wire. To the longer row of repeaters from the opposite short side, you should also pour a redstone, to the other end of which to connect dynamite. When the trigger lever is pressed, after some time an explosion will be heard (in a few seconds, to which it lingers, the device that created such a "miner" will already have time to run away).

How to make an ordinary timer

However, if you want to build something similar tohours, counting out the seconds, you need to act a little differently. For the simplest device of this type (with figures from zero to nine), you will need a lot of red torches, repeaters and dust of the redstone, any solid blocks and 21 sticky pistons. First you need to build a wall that is eleven blocks tall, two and seven wide. In it, make through openings in the form of an open eight (like the one that is visible on the electronic clock display) so that each of the "strokes" in it was three blocks in size (seven in total). Insert into these holes all the sticky pistons on the second layer of the wall.

Timers can function permanently - iftheir schemes are designed so that they work automatically. However, sometimes they "freeze" when the world is restarted or when players retire from them for more than ten chunks.

On the reverse side of the wall, connect one to anotherall groups of pistons by wires from the redstone. Then, to each horizontal line of the figure eight, attach three repeaters, and to vertical rows - one at a time. Bring a red dust to each repeater. From the rear of the future timer - a little further from him and parallel to him - lay ten lines on seventeen solid blocks in each. The distance between them should be two cubes. On each of the rows only on one side (for all the same), one must set up seven torches, retreating two blocks from the edges of the lines and making a step into one block. Combine this entire construction with a snake, delivering solid blocks. Now you should draw the top of the line from the redstone, stepping back to two blocks at the beginning of each new turn of the resulting figure and ignoring its short sides (but you have to put "points" of red stone in the corners). After that, pour red-dust dust just under the torches. Along the lines - with the side opposite from the red lamps - place repeaters. By the way, all repeaters in this design should be put on maximum delay (especially if the computer is not very powerful). It only remained to hold rows of dust from the redstone across the snake (but only on the ground, not pouring anything into its constituent blocks), connecting torches, installed on its walls. The resulting seven tracks can be connected to each of the sides of the timer's eight (one more section of the circuit must be placed on one of the sections of the circuit). From the opposite end of the snake, put the block with the button a little further, leading the wire from the redstone to it. Close the holes in the timer display - where the sticky pistons are - with solid blocks in one layer flush with the wall. When the device is turned on, the digits flash.