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Flashlight User Guide

EDC- 85P or 120P

Copyright 2007 by NovaTac, Inc.

All rights reserved

July 2007

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Summary of Contents for EDC-120P

Page 1: ...Flashlight User Guide EDC 85P or 120P Copyright 2007 by NovaTac Inc All rights reserved July 2007 ...

Page 2: ...erformed will maximize battery life and also provide an intensely bright light when needed Approximately every two levels brighter will halve the battery life and every two levels dimmer will double the battery life The maximum brightness level uses significantly more power than the others and therefore has a much shorter battery life The human eye responds to light in a logarithmic way A signific...

Page 3: ... 15 Supported Battery Configurations 16 Warranty 1 Quick Start Important A Click is less than 1 3 second like a mouse click A Press is greater than 1 3 second For basic operation Please perform the following 1 Click Turn on to primary 2 Two Clicks Toggle between Primary and Secondary or return to Primary or Secondary from other settings 3 Three Clicks Minimum setting 4 Press Momentary Maximum sett...

Page 4: ...n the Primary and Secondary settings by double clicking the button If on the Minimum or Maximum setting the light will return to the last Primary or Secondary setting used Set it to the Minimum setting by triple clicking the button Momentarily set the light to the Maximum setting by pressing the button Releasing the button returns it to the previous setting Lock the light on the Maximum setting by...

Page 5: ... the light will blink twice at that level The brightness ramp is circular in nature The highest brightness setting is followed by the Disorienting Strobe Emergency Strobe and then SOS SOS is followed by the lowest brightness level and vice versa Changing Brightness Settings from on 2 Clicks Press hold The light will always begin the ramping process by increasing brightness From your choice of pres...

Page 6: ... Menu is entered the first menu item will always be shown The sequence continues from the last item back to the first if a selection is not chosen and vice versa It is helpful to point the light at the following chart when first navigating the menu This practice will quickly familiarize you with the option indicators 1 Emergency strobe flash 2 Emergency SOS signal SOS 3 Locator flash dim flash 4 F...

Page 7: ...ncreasing brightness sequence If the option is being disabled the light will display a decreasing brightness sequence 5 Release the button when the light turns off 6 The Option is set and the light will return to the brightness setting it was on when the Options Menu was accessed If there is insufficient power to remember the setting the light will flash rapidly for 2 seconds then turn off The sel...

Page 8: ...etting Setting it once enables it while setting it again disables it The default setting is Disabled Option 4 Force Setting long flash The Force Setting option forces the light to turn on to the desired setting When the Force Setting option is disabled the light will remember which setting was used when it was turned off and returns to this setting when it is turned back on To select a setting to ...

Page 9: ...f button inactivity The light will provide a warning prior to turning off by slowly sequencing down to the lowest brightness and slowly blinking for ten 10 seconds Clicking the button once during the warning period will restore the light to its original setting The Automatic Turn Off option is a toggle setting Setting it once enables it while setting it again disables it The default setting is Dis...

Page 10: ...right The Ramping Options Menu option is used to disable the Brightness Ramping and Options menu preventing further configuration changes Perform a factory reset to re enable the Brightness Ramping and Options menu The default setting is Enabled Error Flash Sequence six rapid flashes While in the Options menu the Error Flash Sequence of six rapid flashes will be displayed if the button is not pres...

Page 11: ...e displayed and the light will not detect the new battery configuration If there is insufficient power to remember the detected configuration you will see two seconds of very rapid flashing The battery configuration will not be detected and damage may occur to rechargeable batteries Factory Reset Returns the light to the factory default settings Factory Reset disables Tactical Momentary and Re ena...

Page 12: ... it off and back on resets the restricted brightness level This gives you access to all brightness levels if the battery can supply enough power If a dying battery must be used a lower brightness level should be selected immediately The lower the brightness setting the longer the battery will last If there is continued use of a rechargeable battery after the light has dropped to its lowest brightn...

Page 13: ... bare hand during operation the hand will conduct away any excess heat and prevent the light from becoming too hot for normal operation If the light is placed on a table or held with a gloved hand the excess heat is not as easily conducted away A thermal sensor will detect increasing temperature before the light becomes dangerously hot It will reduce the output one brightness level at a time until...

Page 14: ...second light during potential life critical situations and enough spare batteries to cover your lighting requirements Not all lithium ion battery over discharge circuits are compatible with the flashlight and can cause sudden darkness when the circuit activates The flashlight includes over discharge protection and will protect non protected batteries Only use approved batteries 11 Factory Default ...

Page 15: ...ccessories Waterproof 66 feet 20 meters not dive rated Specifications are subject to change without notice 13 Primary features Single button user interface Four directly accessible and user programmable brightness signal settings Rechargeable battery protection Reverse polarity protection Graceful power reduction for weak batteries Thermal regulation Intrinsically safe design 14 Settable Options F...

Page 16: ...om defects in material and workmanship for life Liability is limited to the original purchase price of the product and does not cover cosmetics color variations modifications or batteries To obtain warranty service please obtain a Return Material Authorization RMA number by phone or email Securely package the item being returned and include a clear explanation of the problem your RMA number name a...

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