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This system grows as you do. Create larger pattern sequences by connecting the Sequencers in series or parallel.

You can connect many of these together to a FBC 300 master digital firing system and create Pyromusicals with only a few clicks of the mouse!

Simple to program, easy to use, amazing results!

Setup Types

Using the FSQ 200 Sequencer in several scenarios will give you the creativity you need with excellent results!

Sequencers in Cascade (series)

With a single pulse from a firing system you start the first Sequencer in the Cascade (series)

This Sequencer fires its own cues then automatically starts the next Sequencer in the cascade.

Sequencers in Parallel

A single pulse from a firing system will start all the Sequencers in Parallel simultaneously.

Each Sequencer may be programmed separately with different timing.

Program One Sequencer

Combine different fans/runs with a single Sequencer. You can start the three at different times with three separate pulses or all three at the same time with one pulse!

Programming Modes

Use only 2 buttons to program the various modes or timing of the Sequencer!

There are several programming modes that will help you quickly program a display. Type in the number of Cues and the total time you want to use and it will calculate the individual Cues delay using one of the following programming modes.

COS - Constant

Programs a sequence with the same delay time between Cues.

ACC - Accelerate

Programs a sequence to go from a slow delay intervals ramping up to faster paced delay intervals. You can synchronize several Sequencers in the Accelerate mode.

DEC - Decelerate

Programs a sequence to go from a fast series of delay intervals ramping to a slower pace delay intervals. You can synchronize several Sequencers in the Decelerate mode.

SIM - Simulation (visual and beeps)

Simulates the Sequence without igniting electric matches.

TRG - Trigger (Step by Step)

Each >9 Volt pulse sent to the Sequencer will trigger a cue. Use the Sequencer as a normal firing system.

PRG - Individual Programming

Program different Sequences within the same Sequencer. It will stop at the last Cue in the first sequence and wait for a trigger to continue to the next sequence.

Remote ID (Digital address for FBC 300)

The Sequencer becomes a module in a completely digital computer firing system when connected to the FBC 300 main module.

Specifications

• 25 total Cues/lines

• 24V volts

• Firing intervals from 0.03 to 999 seconds

• Continuity checks on all Cues

• 6 Programming modes

• Visual and sonic simulation of sequences

• Compatible with any firing system

• “Line IN” connection with firing system by wire

• “Line OUT” for other Sequencers in parallel

• “Line OUT 25” for other Sequencers in cascade (series)

• Dot Matrix Display

• Rechargeable internal battery

• Batter check & recharge indicator LEDs

• Dimensions: 41.5 x 20 x 8 cm

• Two year warranty

• Time of firing impulse 8ms

• Firing voltage 24V

• Impedance trigger out 1 ohm

• Impedance trigger in 300 ohm

• Minimum time of trigger to start 5ms

• Minimum voltage to trigger 9V

• Maximum voltage to trigger 300V

• continuous Minimum delay interval between two Cues 30ms

• Operating Temperature limits -35 / +80

Maximum E-Matches per Cue

The Sequencer is to be placed close to the mortar racks to avoid adding extra wire for the e-matches.

# of electric matches/Wire Length (Meters)

1/350m 2/125m 3/110m 4/100m 5/90m 6/75m 7/60m 8/50m 9/45m 10/35m 11/25m 13/5m

Based on Davey Bickford type SA 2004 A00 N28BR (2m wire)

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