nFUSE™ LED Lightbar
nFUSE Lightbar English 0520
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Inboard, Corner, and Alley Module Replacement:
1. Remove relevant top cover(s) by removing screws.
2. Disconnect the harness of the module in question from the driver board.
3. Remove the entire light module.
4. Replacement modules should be connected to the nFuse Connector port on the
ALS board
5. Once the module is connected, the LED’s under the 10’s and 1’s labels on the
ALS board will flash Green to indicate to the module’s ID number.
Fuse
Connectors
FH3
J6-(X)
FH4
J7-(X)
FH2
J5-(X)
FH1
J4-(X)
Setting Light-bar Length: (Length comes preset from factory)
** NOTE: Entering this configuration mode, will reset the light-bar to factory defaults
a. Set Switch #1 and Switch #2 on Breakout box to down position
b. Momentarily apply voltage to pattern select wire to change the length of the light-bar configuration
a. 36"
Red LED OFF,
Green LED Flashes 1 Time
b. 42”
Red LED OFF,
Green LED Flashes 2 Times
c. 48”
Red LED OFF,
Green LED Flashes 3 Times
d. 54”
Red LED ON,
Green LED
e. 60"
Red LED ON,
Green LED Flashes 1 Time
f. 72"
Red LED ON,
Green LED Flashes 2 Times
NOTE: For settings above, Switch #2 does not need to be moved to the up position after each configuration. The switch can remain in the down position
until the lightbar is completely configured and then moved to the Up position to store all the settings.
Power Distribution / Driver Module Replacement:
1. Verify power has been removed from lightbar before attempting service
2. Remove relevant top cover by removing screws
3. Disconnect all wire harness connectors attached to the board.
4. Remove power distribution / driver module sensor board.
5. Snap new distribution/photo sensor board assembly into housing
6. Reconnect all wire harnesses in the identical locations
7. Apply power to lightbar and verify proper operation.
EXAMPLE:
An ID of 20 will flash only the 10’s LED twice. Similarly an ID of 2 will flash only the
1’s LED twice. An ID of 15 would flash the 10’s LED once then the 1’s LED 5 times.
6. To configure a new ID, quick press the 10’s button to add 10 to the current ID and/or press the 1’s button to add 1 to the current ID. Pressing and holding the 10’s
or 1’s button until the corresponding red LED goes off will subtract 10 or 1 respectively. Pressing and holding both the 10’s and 1’s buttons at the same time and
releasing once the red LED’s turn off will change the ID to 1.
7. Once the 10’s or 1’s buttons have been pressed the LED’s on the ALS board will change from green to red and flash the potential new ID. If the ID flashes cor
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rectly press the SET button and it will configure the module to that ID. The LED’s on the ALS board will now flash the module’s new ID in green. If the new module
ID flashes in green correctly then the module is ready to be connected to the bar.
EXAMPLE:
If your module started out with ID 15 and the desired ID was 30 you would press the 10’s button once and the 1’s button 5 times(15 + 15
= 30.) Verify the 10’s LED flashes red 3 times(indicating ID 30) then press the SET button. After the SET button is pressed the 10’s LED should flash
green 3 times.
NOTE: The highest available ID is 60. Going past 60 will start back at 1 and going backwards from 1 will go to 60.
