Vega VLB-44 Lantern
25 Jan 2011 - Rev 9
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A. Flash Rhythm.
To start a programming session, gather the data for each operation. For
example, the following VLB-44 has a flash rhythm of FL6(.6) and an intensity setting of 7280
candelas. The code for FL6(.6) is
337
and the intensity value is
7280
. The remote is capable of
many operations (more on that later). The programming
operation
is code
1
. The flash rhythm
feature
is code
0
.
Assemble the codes, as shown below for your flash rhythm programming sequence:
Code
Operation Programming
1
Feature
Flash
Rhythm
0
Value
FL6(.6)
337
The programming sequence for this example is
1 0 3 3 7
.
With power applied to the lantern in a lighted room or outside, aim the remote at the window
above the label and:
1.
Press and hold the
standby/program/power button for 5
seconds.
2.
Enter the programming sequence for
the flash rhythm
10337
(wait for
confirmation flash after each digit)
3.
Leave the programmer idle for 10
seconds to exit the programming
mode.
The lantern will give 4 quick flashes to
indicate that it has entered the programming
mode.
The lantern will flash once each time a key
on the programmer is pressed. When the
sequence is entered and accepted, the lantern
will display the value
337
as a series of
flashes as: 3 quick flashes followed by a 0.5
sec gap, 3 quick flashes followed by a 0.5
sec gap and finally 7 quick flashes.
The light will give 2 quick flashes followed
by a short pause, then another 2 quick
flashes. After this it will flash on the
programmed rhythm for 16-20 seconds.
Important Note: unsuccessful programming sessions will be followed by 3 quick
flashes followed by the lantern returning to the programming mode (step 2). Try
the code again, or wait at least 10 seconds to exit the programming mode and
reenter the above sequence (step 1).
