Advertising light 1 to 3, processing one after the other.

5 bulbs light up one after the other (running light sequences), then go on together and stay on for approx. 3 seconds. If the input JP2 is switched to earth, the light sequence switches off after the completion of the program. If the contact remains open, the program repeats continuously.

5 light bulbs flash in different patterns, apparently random, then go on one after the other and stay on together for approx. 3 seconds. If the input JP2 is switched to earth, the light sequence switches off after the completion of the program. If the contact remains open, the program repeats continuously.

5 light bulbs generate a running light sequence followed by a short pause. This effect is especially effective if used as an "alley" on both sides of a road. If the input JP2 is switched to earth, the light sequence switches off after the completion of the program. If the contact remains open, the program repeats continuously.

5 light bulbs together generate an irregular light pattern. If the bulbs are painted with transparent red and yellow varnish, the appearance of a flickering flame results. If the input JP2 is switched to earth, the light sequence switches off after the completion of the program. If the contact remains open, the program repeats continuously.

Traffic light control for a complete intersection. Outputs 1 and 2 are green and red for direction A, outputs 4 and 5 are green and red for direction B. Output 3 is the amber for both but like the real thing, it overlaps with red when changing to green. If the input JP2 is switched to earth, the traffic lights switch to flashing amber. If the contact remains open, the traffic lights operate continuously.

5 light bulbs go on one after the other, flash together three times and then go off. If the input JP2 is switched to earth, the light sequence switches off after the completion of the program. If the contact remains open, the program repeats continuously.

The 5 exits can be used to control the traffic lights of a raod work vehicle with trailor.
The configuration of the exits is:
1: directional arrow of the trailor (slowly brighter and darker)
2: flash light of the trailor
3 und 4: double flash light and Wechselblinker des Zugfahrzeugs
5: Warnblinker des Zugfahrzeugs

Each of the 5 light bulb outputs can control a blue welding light bulb. The light impulses are realistically short and strong. As each of the 5 bulbs generates a pattern of its own, it is possible to "weld" at several different workplaces at the same time (for example in "shipyard").
There are pauses in the welding process of one or more minutes at irregular intervals. If the input JP2 is switched to earth, the light sequence switches off after the completion of the program. If the contact remains open, the program repeats continuously.

The lights/LEDs, which are attached to the 5 exits, lighten up shortly two times and switch off automatically for a short time. The pause between the double lightnings for the 5 exits differ from each other in their length of time. That is how the light model occurs for the typical Emergency Vehicles.

At the exit 1 (No.5) one lighting will be released. This will be repeated after a pause varying time. At two other exits there are two asynchronous double lightnings for modern Emergency vehicles. At the the two other exits are two asynchronous double lightnings for older emergency vehicles.

The flash lights of the photographers accidentaly will flash from one of the 5exits. By chance all flash lights will be started together or within some seconds. Best use is with white LEDs.