Owner's manual

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Synchronization
You can synchronize up to six total approved lights.
If you will be synchronizing your light with any of our products, please note the
following:
• All units that are to be synchronized MUST have the same Pattern.
• To check pattern compatibility with other products, review the Pattern List for
each product, noting the Pattern. Certain patterns are compatible with some lights, but not
compatible with others.
• Programmable Flash Patterns can vary between our different lights, but Patterns 6-10 are
fully compatible patterns with ALL of our other products.
• Program the Pattern(s) for each light PRIOR TO connecting the synchronization
wires together.
• All Synchronized Units must be switched ON/OFF by the same power switch.
Symptom Possible solutions
Flash Pattern is not changing Pattern select wire must be pulled to +12VDC to
change pattern.
Unit stuck in high power High/Low wire must be grounded to activate
low power mode.
Bar is not synchronizing with
other product
-Check to ensure all desired lights to be
synchronized have the capability of being
synchronized.
-Check to ensure synchronization wire is
connected to all units that are desired to be
synchronized.
-Check to ensure all lights to be synchronized
are set to same Pattern.
-Ensure that the entire system that is desired to
be synchronized is powered up at the same
time via the same switch.
-Ensure that the total amount of synchronizable
products in the system does not exceed 6 lights.
One single LED is out. The entire flasher board will need to be
replaced.
One complete half of the bar is
out.
-Check wiring to the flasher board that is
experiencing the problem.
-The entire LED board on that side may need to
be replaced.
If the bar is experiencing erratic
flashing or side to side
synchronizing within the bar is
not working.
-Ensure both sides are set to the same Pattern
Type.
-Ensure synchronization wire is connected
between both flasher boards internally.
-Ensure both flasher circuits in the bar are
powered from the same power switch.
Troubleshooting