Star Headlight & Lantern M-Tech DL35-12, Manual

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(OPERATION CONT’D)
By connecting the white wires from two DL35-6-1 or two DL35-12-1 units
together, you can synchronize them with one another.
YOU MUST
CONNECT THE WHITE WIRES TOGETHER BEFORE POWERING THE
UNITS UP.
With both units flashing, set the desired Flash Pattern on the
first unit. Then set the Flash Pattern on the second unit, making sure it is
the same Pattern Type . Depending upon which Phase Type and which
Phase you select, the lights will generate variations of the Pattern Type you
have chosen for both units.
PLEASE NOTE: BOTH UNITS MUST BE ON THE SAME PATTERN TYPE
AND PHASE TYPE .
Phase Type
Phase Type refers to the output of each individual light. Each light is
electronically divided in half. The DL35-6-1 has 3 LEDs per half inside each
light. In the DL35-12-1, each half is a complete unit. These two halves can
be programmed to flash together (simultaneous) or opposite (alternating)
one another.
Phase
Phase refers to the output of each light in relation to the other light. If you
have your two heads programmed for the same Phase (i.e. 1A and 1A),
they will flash together (simultaneously). If they are in opposite Phases (i.e.
1A and 2A), they will flash opposite one another (alternating).
Flash Pattern Configurations
There are four basic flash pattern configurations that you can select from.
Please review the diagram below and decide which configuration you would
like to set your lights for. Then refer to the appropriate section on pages 11-
14 for specific programming instructions. Each configuration can be
programmed with one of the five different
Pattern Types (A, B, C, D, or E
from the chart on page 10).
Head 1
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 1
Phase 2
BASIC FLASH PATTERN CONFIGURATIONS
(2 Complete flash cycles shown)
Back and Forth In and Out
Dual Alternating
Head 2
Head 1 Head 2 Head 1 Head 2 Head 1 Head 2
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Title 13 Compliance