Led flash pattern selection, Led flasher patterns – Star Headlight & Lantern 7400 Star Lase User Manual
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(LED Head Programming CONT’D)
LED Flash Pattern Selection
1. To program the flash pattern, activate the LED heads that you wish to program by
applying +12VDC to the appropriate control wire. (The red wire should already be
connected to constant +12VDC, and the black wire should be connected to the
negative side of the battery).
2. Briefly touch the red w/green stripe wire to +12VDC and release it once ALL of the
heads go out. Continue to briefly touch and release this wire to +12VDC until you find
the pattern desired.
3. Once you have the pattern you like, turn the heads off. The heads will remember the
pattern next time it is activated.
4. Repeat steps 1-3 for each additional heads you wish to program.
5. Once your programming is complete, tape the end of the red w/green stripe wire so
that it does not come into contact with +12VDC.
LED Flasher Patterns
Pattern Warning Pattern Style
1
Alternating Slow Single
2
Alternating Fast Single
3
Pursuit Mode
(Alternating Quint Burst with Fast Alternating Single Flash) -
Default Pattern
4
Unsynchronized Quint Burst with Fast Alternating Single Flash
(Phase 1)
5
Unsynchronized Quint Burst with Fast Alternating Single Flash
(Phase 2)
6
Steady Burn
7
Alternating Quintflash
8
Alternating Fast Doubleflash
9
Pursuit Mode 2
(Alternating Quint Burst , Fast Alt. Single Flash, Fast Alt. Doubleflash)
10
Alternating Doubleflash w/Post Pop
SHORTCUT: At any time during the programming sequence, you can reset the flash
pattern back to the default mode (Pattern 3 – Pursuit) by holding the red
w/green Pattern Select wire to +12VDC for 3 seconds, then releasing it
after the light flashes once.
Please note: If you do NOT release the wire after 3 seconds, once the bar reaches 6 seconds it
will flash again and set the lights into an unsynchronized pattern that is typically NOT desired.
If you accidentally enter this mode, simply repeat the LED Flash Pattern Selection instructions
and use the 3 second shortcut to go back to the default pattern (#3).