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=== Module Address Switch ===

~~Typical chime and carillon Striker Modules~~ are numbered left to right ~~as 1 through 5~~. Set module 4 as 3+1, module 5 as 3+2~~. Only large carillons will have a module 0 (all off) to the left of 1~~.

Module addresses are human readable (not binary). The switches are numbered 1 to 3 left to right at the top of each module. Set module 4 as 3+1, module 5 as 3+2.

~~For non~~-musical controls ~~there will typically be up to two DC Striker modules and up to~~ two ~~Relay modules. The Striker modules~~ are ~~numbered 0 (all off) and 1~~, ~~and~~ the ~~relay modules are numbered 2 and 3~~.

==== Non-musical controls ====

Combo Modules do not have address switches. If two are used, the second one will have its address jumper soldered.

~~Combination~~ Modules do not have ~~address switches~~.

Quad output modules are set as follows:

* First striker module 0 - All switches OFF

* Second striker module 1 - Switch 1 ON

* First motor relay module 2 - Switch 2 ON

* Second motor relay module 3 - Switch 3 ON

==== Chimes ====

Address the modules left to right from 0 up to 4 (five modules maximum)

==== Carillons ====

For large carillons modules are numbered with address 0 is found, the system will not skip any semitones. Use a zero module also in additional panels to maintain consecutive note outputs.

If needed (not in conjunction with Combo modules) set 7th and 8th output modules as follows:

* Module 6: 1 and 2 ON

* Module 7: 1, 2 and 3 ON

Typical carillon Striker Modules are numbered left to right as 1 through 5. Set module 4 as 3+1, module 5 as 3+2. The first semitone in the first panel will not have an output.

== Installation ==

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 === Module Address Switch ===
-Typical chime and carillon Striker Modules are numbered left to right as 1 through 5. Set module 4 as 3+1, module 5 as 3+2. Only large carillons will have a module 0 (all off) to the left of 1.
+Module addresses are human readable (not binary). The switches are numbered 1 to 3 left to right at the top of each module. Set module 4 as 3+1, module 5 as 3+2.
-For non-musical controls there will typically be up to two DC Striker modules and up to two Relay modules. The Striker modules are numbered 0 (all off) and 1, and the relay modules are numbered 2 and 3.
+==== Non-musical controls ====
+Combo Modules do not have address switches. If two are used, the second one will have its address jumper soldered.
-Combination Modules do not have address switches.
+Quad output modules are set as follows:
+* First striker module 0 - All switches OFF
+* Second striker module 1 - Switch 1 ON
+* First motor relay module 2 - Switch 2 ON
+* Second motor relay module 3 - Switch 3 ON
+==== Chimes ====
+Address the modules left to right from 0 up to 4 (five modules maximum)
+==== Carillons ====
+For large carillons modules are numbered with address 0 is found, the system will not skip any semitones. Use a zero module also in additional panels to maintain consecutive note outputs.
+If needed (not in conjunction with Combo modules) set 7th and 8th output modules as follows:
+* Module 6: 1 and 2 ON
+* Module 7: 1, 2 and 3 ON
+Typical carillon Striker Modules are numbered left to right as 1 through 5. Set module 4 as 3+1, module 5 as 3+2. The first semitone in the first panel will not have an output.
 == Installation ==