EDC LE™ Flashlight User’s Guide
Copyright 2018 by HDS Systems, Inc.
All rights reserved.
Basic Operation
Clicking the button (a quick press and release of the button)
will turn on your flashlight to the High setting. Clicking the
button a second time will turn off your flashlight.
While your flashlight is on, you can press-and-hold the button
to momentarily activate the Maximum setting – releasing the
button returns to the previous brightness setting. You can also
click-press-hold-release to activate Maximum and stay on
the Maximum setting. There is no delay between the click and
the press.
While your flashlight is on, you can double-click to toggle
between the High and Medium settings. A double-click is two
rapid clicks without a delay. A double-click will also return you
to whichever of the two settings you used last if you happen to
be on one of the other settings.
While your flashlight is on, you can triple-click to change to the
Fast Strobe setting. A triple-click is three rapid clicks without a
delay.
Your flashlight differentiates between a click and a press-and-
hold when you are turning on your flashlight. When you hold the
button for an extended period – over 1/3 of a second – the press
becomes momentary. That is, when you release the button,
your flashlight will turn off. This behavior is called pseudo-
momentary. Click-press-and-hold from off works in a similar
momentary fashion but turns on to Maximum instead. This
behavior is controlled by the Pseudo-Momentary option.
Your flashlight can provide a true momentary operating mode if
you enable the True Momentary option. In true momentary
mode, when the button is pressed, your flashlight is on
Maximum; when the button is released, your flashlight is off.
This mode of operation is used for tactical “flash and dash”
techniques. This mode ensures that if you should accidentally
drop your flashlight, your flashlight will not provide your
opponent with a ready target. When enabled, you rapidly click
the button 6 times when your flashlight is turned off to start true
momentary mode. To restore normal operation, remove the
battery for 60 seconds.
Low Battery Indication
Your flashlight will turn off momentarily and then back on one
level below the previous brightness level when the battery is
unable to supply enough power to run the current brightness
level. This process is repeated as needed as the battery’s
power is depleted.
Your flashlight will double-blink once every two minutes to
remind you that the battery needs to be changed when the
battery is no longer capable of maintaining a 50 lumen output
level and you are asking for an output level higher than the
battery can maintain.
Your flashlight restricts the output to the highest brightness level
the battery can maintain. However, if you turn off your flashlight
and turn it back on again to a higher level, your flashlight will
slowly step up through the brightness levels testing the battery
again.
Button Lockout
You can disable the switch by unscrewing the battery
compartment from the head one half turn. The O-ring will
remain completely covered. You restore operation of the switch
by screwing the battery compartment completely into the head.
