Standard 8 head wiring connections, Step 3 cont, Step 4 – Code 3 TriCore NarrowStik Controller User Manual

Page 9: Programming a large led narrowstik™ control head, Figure 5

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STEP 3 Cont:

When the FLSH function is selected the same procedure applies as above, but you will notice in Table 1, that the patterns are not

grouped by whether it is an 8, 6 or 5 head configuration. These are traffic warning patterns and work equally well for any configuration of

LED modules. There are a total of nineteen (1-19) traffic warning patterns available. When you have programmed in the desired pattern

for the selected function proceed to Step 4.
Note: The pattern selected for the FLSH position will also be the active pattern when the External Flash input is activated.

STEP 4

Move the slide switch to another position and repeat the previous steps until all of the functions are programmed as desired.

Programming a Large LED Narrowstik™ Control Head

The control head shipped for use with the Large LED Narrowstik ( S23179) is equipped with a different program due to the fact that these

units are shipped in one configuration (10 head). All of the programming steps outlined above are still correct but there will be only an 8

HD (output) configuration. See Table 2, page 12 for pattern details.

Retrofitting the 8 output Narrowstik™ Controller to an existing 7-wire Narrowstik System

To retrofit the 8 output controller to an existing 7-wire Narrowstik system simply connect the five control wires (Brown, Orange, Violet, Yel-

low and Blue) into the terminals on the 8 Output Controller with the same color designations (see figure 5 PGs 9 & 10). Then reprogram

the controller for 5 output / HD operation with the desired pattern. Consult the factory for retrofitting to a 7-wire Large LED Narrowstik.

Figure 5

Amber Arrow Wires

AUX

BLUE

YELLOW

GRAY

GREEN

VIOLET

TAN

ORANGE

BROWN

EXTERNAL FLASH

WHITE (USED ONLY W NARROWSTIK 11 WIRE CABLE)

BACK LIGHTING

PROGRAMMING

CONTROL HEAD POWER

STANDARD 8 HEAD

WIRING CONNECTIONS