Carmanah 502, Owner'S Manual

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Owner’s Manual | Model 502
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© 2008 Carmanah Technologies Corporation
Revised: August 2008
2.0 Infrared Programmer
All functions of the Model 502 light are controlled by an infrared programmer. Carmanah currently
supports both the original and the updated infrared programmers. The only differences between the two
programmers are the faceplate and setting up the programmers; all other functionality remains the same.
To set up the programmer and see the faceplate details for the original Carmanah programmer, see
Appendix A: Original Infrared Programmer .
Using the programmer you can perform the following functions:
Š change the flash pattern
Š set the automatic light control
Š turn the light off and on
Š test the light
Once the settings are programmed, the light can be immediately deployed or placed in a box for storage
or shipping. If placed in a box, the light automatically turns off after 24 hours. All the previously
programmed settings become active when the light is removed from the box.
Table 2-1: Programmer Buttons describes the buttons for the programmer.
Table 2-1: Programmer Buttons
Button or Symbol Description
Use the Start button to initiate a programming sequence.
Use the Enter button to complete a programming sequence.
This symbol indicates that a numerical entry is required.
Table 2-2: Light Programming Symbols describes the symbols used in this manual to indicate the
response from the Model 502 light during programming.
Table 2-2: Light Programming Symbols
Symbol Description
The single burst symbol represents the single flash from the light indicating a correct entry.
The double burst symbol represents two longer flashes from the light which indicates an
incorrect entry. The code has not been accepted and you must restart the programming
sequence.
The triple burst symbol represents three quick flashes from the light indicating that the code
has been accepted.
2.1 Setting up the Programmer
To set up the infrared programmer, install two new AAA batteries.