Advanced Instructions
Startup
Pressing and holding the PWR button or connecting a charging cable will turn the unit on. The power LED will illuminate
immediately and an LED tracer will run through the LEDs as a test pattern. The firmware version will be displayed followed
by a bar graph display of the battery charge level and then the channel setting. It will then go directly into operational mode.
Green power LED indicates a high charge level. Yellow power LED indicates a medium charge level. Red power LED
indicates a low charge level. If the charging cable is connected the power LED will flash.
Receive And Display (Or Clear) Flags
After power up, the flag LEDs will not be illuminated and the unit will wait for flags to be received.
If a RED flag is received, the RED flag will flash 3 times at full brightness and then remain solid. If dimming is enabled
(brightness set to a value lower than max brightness), the RED flag will dim after 5 seconds. If RED flags are received
consecutively, the flashing will only occur after the first reception.
If a WHITE flag is received, the WHITE flag will display at full brightness. If dimming is enabled (brightness set to a value
lower than max brightness), the WHITE flag will dim after 5 seconds.
If a YELLOW flag is received, the YELLOW flag will flash 3 times at full brightness and then remain solid. If dimming is
enabled (brightness set to a value lower than max brightness), the YELLOW flag will dim after 5 seconds. If YELLOW flags
are received consecutively, the flashing will only occur after the first reception.
If a CLEAR flag is received, the flag LEDs will be turned off.
If a GREEN flag is received, the GREEN flag will display at full brightness. If dimming is enabled (brightness set to a value
lower than max brightness), the GREEN flag will dim after 5 seconds.
If a CHECKER flag is received, the CHECKER flag will display at full brightness. If dimming is enabled (brightness set to a
value lower than max brightness), the CHECKER flag will dim after 5 seconds. The CHECKER flag will alternate between 2
patterns to simulate a waving flag condition.
