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# of Remote
Button Pushes
# of Flashes
Function
x 1
x 1
Courtesy Light is enabled
—low-level courtesy light until the
PIR is triggered, then up to full brightness.
Courtesy Light is disabled.
(No light after PIR time-out.)
x 2
x 2
PIR Trigger Duration is long:
>65% battery—60s of light
35 – 65% battery—40s of light
<35% battery—20s of light
PIR Trigger Duration is short:
>65% battery—30s of light
35 – 65% battery—20s of light
<35% battery—10s of light
x 3
x 3
PIR is enabled.
PIR is disabled.
(Remote control is enabled.)
x 4
x 4
Power-Saving is enabled
—approximately 15 hours of continuous
light at 50% maximum brightness. (PIR is disabled.)
Power-Saving is disabled.
(The light returns to the mode it was
previously in: PIR or Manual Override.)
x 5
x 5
Dim Period is enabled
—maximum brightness when the PIR is
triggered. After time-out, there is a period of low-level light, dependent
on battery level:
>65% battery—15 mins of 30% light
10 – 65% battery—10 mins of 15% light
<10% battery—no light
Dim period is disabled.
(The light returns to PIR mode.)
x 6
x 6
Manual Override (default setting) is enabled
—continuous light for
4 hours, before turning off. While the light is on, the remote works to
adjust the light level up/down.
(Note: The remote works in this mode even if it has been locked.)
Pressing any button resets the 4-hour time. When the light goes off or
is turned off, the PIR is enabled.
Manual Override is disabled.
x 7
x 7
The remote is locked
—pressing the remote’s buttons no longer
changes the light’s functions.
(
Note:
This is a useful function to keep an installed light in a desired
mode, but may cause confusion if selected accidentally. To unlock the
remote, follow steps 1 and 2 in the procedure above.)
Note:
To return the light to the default (factory) setting (i.e. #6 in the table), select the following settings:
Default
Settings
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5
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