Installation and Programming Instructions
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SignalMaster
™
Model 330104 SMC1 Light Bar Controller
Federal Signal
www.fedsig.com
Table 7 Warn patterns compliant
with CAC Title 13, Article 22
Pattern
No.
Description
0
Null (no pattern)
1
Alternating, two-head flash on each end
2
Alternating in/out
3
Alternating odds/evens
Entering Program Mode
With the vehicle ignition turned on and the directional light turned off, press the LEFT ARROW and
CENTER OUT buttons simultaneously. Both buttons remain lit indicating that the controller is now in
Programming Mode. Select one or more of the following options before exiting Program Mode. See
“Exiting Program Mode” at the end of this section.
Selecting a Six- or Eight-Head Output
To select a six- or eight-head output for six- or eight-head SignalMasters, press the LEFT ARROW button
until the correct number of lightheads flashes simultaneously. The indicator LEDs on the controller mimic
the pattern of flashing heads on the SignalMaster.
Selecting a Standard Warn Pattern
In the default Standard Mode, each time the WARN button is pressed, the active warn pattern changes to
the next in the sequence. See Table 5 on page 7 for a description of the flash patterns.
Selecting a Split or Standard Light Bar
To select a split SignalMaster (three- or four-head light bars) or a standard SignalMaster, press the
CENTER OUT button to toggle between split or standard mode.
Selecting Title 13 Mode
To select Title 13 Mode, press the RIGHT ARROW button. The indicator LEDs and the SignalMaster light
bar display a more fluid pattern in which the lights extinguish sooner to comply with the light/dark timing
requirements of Title 13. To select a different warn pattern, press the WARN button to display the next
pattern in the sequence. For a description of the non-directional warn patterns, see Table 6 above.
To return to Standard Mode, press the RIGHT ARROW button.
Exiting Program Mode
To exit Programming Mode, temporarily interrupt the power to the controller by turning off the vehicle
ignition or removing the power fuse, depending the termination point of the 18 AWG wire.
