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Apollo-155
Long Range Lantern Adjustable from 4-12nm+
Option 2: Sealite Flash Characteristic Selection
• Click the “Flash Code” tab at the top of the Sealite Lantern Programmer
• From the “Sealite Flash Characteristic Selection” box, type in the desired Sealite flash code
reference. Eg. 51 (this code may be up to 3 hexadecimal characters eg. 0 to 9 and A to F)
• Click the “Set Flash Code” button at the bottom of the page to send the new setup instruction to
the lantern
PLEASE NOTE:
when selecting the Sealite Flash Characteristic, fields in the “Custom Flash Code”
fields below will populate with the particular information. Once set, information about the selected flash
code will also be updated in the “Existing Configuration” box.
IMPORTANT:
the amount of power your lantern draws through the night depends on the duty cycle,
i.e. the amount of time ON as a proportion to the timing cycle. For example, 0.5 seconds ON and 4.5
seconds OFF equals a 10% duty-cycle.
Sealite recommends lantern flash setting to be set to the
lowest duty-cycle appropriate to the actual needs of the application.
For a complete list of Sealite Flash Codes available, please refer to the “Flash Code Reference
List” at the end of this manual.
4.5 Custom Flash Codes
If you cannot find the appropriate flash code from the Standard Flash Codes available, the user
may custom set the lantern to flash in any sequence required. Any flash code characteristic up to 10
flashes with a total characteristic no longer than 10 minutes may be set.
To set a Custom Flash Code (see Image 4):
• Click the “Flash Code” tab at the top of the Sealite Lantern Programmer
• From the “Custom Flash Code, Type A” box, type in “ON time” and “OFF time” timing information
required (in seconds – available in steps of 10 milliseconds (0.01))
• Click the “Set Flash Code” button at the bottom of the page to send the new setup instruction to
the lantern
PLEASE NOTE:
when a custom flash code is programmed into the lantern, the code will display as
“FFF”.
