2
Pay
attention
to
notes
and
tipps
marked
with
a
before
first
operation
of
the
lighting
‐
system!
With
the
AURORA
LCU
EV
2
O
you
purchased
a
high
‐
quality
and
modern
lighting
system.
We
hope
you
enjoy
lighting
up
your
aircraft
and
ask
you
to
read
the
following
instructions
carefully.
Technical
Data
Dimension
48x16mm
Height
5,8mm
Weight
11g
Supply
LCU
3,1V
…
13,0V
(1s/2s/3s
Lipo,
2s/3s
LiFePO,
NiMh,
BEC)
Supply
Current
max.
34mA
Standby
Current
50µA
(<
440mAh
/
Jahr)
in
Sleep
Mode
Receiver
Current
max.
8mA
Signal
Input
galvanically
isolated,
with
puls
‐
booster
Outputs
6x
Permanent
/
Flash
/
Beacon
/
Afterburner
/
Multi
‐
Gun)
Output
Power
LCU
3A
/Output
(max.
10A
total
current
/
max.
16A
Peak
‐
current)
Stand
‐
Alone
Mode
Yes
Battery
Protection
Yes
Battery
State
of
Charge
Yes
Wake
up
via
Receiver
Yes
FailSafe
Lighting
Yes
Fully
Programmable
on
every
Output:
light
function
&
activation
‐
point;
battery
type
(Lipo,
LiFePO,
NiMH,
BEC)
Features
These
are
the
features
of
the
AURORA
LCU
EV
2
O
:
6
outputs
(Permanent
/
Flash
/
Beacon
/
Afterburner
/
Multi
‐
Gun)
8
different
flash
sequences
@
3
different,
chose
able
points
of
time
4
beacon
sequences
(imitation
of
Rotating
Beacon)
with
different
speed
levels
Water
‐
Airplane
Landing
Light
/
Helicopter
Landing
Light
:
Alternating
lighting
of
two
landing
lights
for
water
airplanes
and
helicopters
Multi
‐
Gun
Simulation:
3
different,
fully
‐
random
generated
fire
sequences
for
LED
lighted
machine
gun
dummies
Afterburner
‐
Simulation:
10
different,
fully
‐
random
generated
Afterburner
‐
Effects
Every
Output
fully
programmable
o
Activation
Point
o
Flash
Sequence
o
Point
of
time
o
Automatic
detection
of
switch
direction
Adaptive
(learns
behaviour
of
transceiver)
All
light
functions
are
100%
true
to
original
and
easy
and
fast
to
program,
there
is
no
expensive
programming
via
PC
needed
Permanent
Lipo
/
LiFe
battery
guarding
with
battery
‐
test
function
and
savety
shut
‐
down
Fully
galvanically
isolated
from
receiver
circuit
Signal
‐
Input
with
Servo
‐
Puls
‐
Booster
Stand
‐
Alone
Mode
(e.g.
for
exhibition
and
showroom)
at
push
of
button
