Brake Light Wiring Adapter
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4. Connecting To The Battery
4.1 - Connect To The Battery
Step One:
Remove the fuse from the fuse holder.
Step Two:
Gain access to the vehicle’s battery and disconnect the
negative (-) and positive (+) terminals.
Step Three:
Connect the CANsmart™ wiring harness to the battery via the
ring terminals. Be sure the orange wire lead with the fuse holder goes to
the positive (+) terminal of the battery.
Step Four:
Re-install the fuse into the fuse holder.
Note:
Place the fuse holder in an easily accessible location for convenient
service in the event of a blown fuse.
5. Alternate Light Wiring Options
5.1 - Left/Right Split Lights
Wiring your LED Lights split left/right enables the “Off When Turn Signal
Active” feature to cancel only the LED lights on the corresponding side of
the bike that the signal was activated. When lights are wired as sets
(Figure 3.1),
the LED lights on both sides of the bike will cancel regardless
which side turn signal is activated.
One:
Plug the male 3-pin connector of the Light Extension-Splitter into one
of the CANsmart™ Controller’s light circuits.
Step Two:
Begin routing the harness toward the front of the bike. Secure
the harness to the vehicle’s frame along the way with the included zip ties.
Be sure to avoid any moving components such as radiator fan blades or
Step Three:
Plug the DENALI Light Pods from the right side of the
motorcycle into the female 3-pin connectors of the Extension-Splitter.
Repeat steps
One
through
Three
using a second Light Extension-Splitter
for the lights on the left side of the motorcycle
Step Four:
Connect the CANsmart to the Device Manager Software.
Using Circuit Function Selector, reassign the circuits used to be “Left
Light 1” for the circuit powering the left side LED lights, and “Right Light
1” for the circuit powering the right side LED lights.
Fuse Holder
Positive Terminal
Battery
Negative Terminal
Left Light
Left Light
Right Light
Right Light
Light Extensions
