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<6 flashes>
Options Menu:
<flash>
<SOS>
<dim flash>
<long flash>
<three rapid flashes>
<bright-to-dim>
<short-long flash>
<short-short-long flash>
<dim-to-bright>
Using the Single Push Button
Your light has a single push button that is used to turn your light on and off and to
access its other functions. The click and press operations are very similar to using a
computer mouse. The following concepts are important to understanding the operation
of your light:
Click: a quick push and release of the button. A click is any push of the button lasting
less than one third of a second.
Press: a long push of the button. A press is any push lasting more than one third of a
second.
Click sequence: a sequence of 2 or 3 clicks. The time between clicks must be less than
one third of a second.
Click-press sequence: a sequence of 2, 3 or 4 pushes of the button where the beginning
pushes are clicks and the last push is a press. The time between clicks and between the
final click and press must be less than one third of a second.
Note: you must pause for more than one third of a second between commands to
prevent commands from running together and becoming a single command.
Note: if you provide an invalid input sequence within the Option menu or during a
reset, your light will flash the error sequence of 6 rapid flashes and exit the menu or
reset without changing any settings. Under all other conditions, your light will ignore
any extra clicks.
Basic Operations
Turn on. Click or press the button once to turn your light on. Your light stays on until
you turn it off. Use the Simple Momentary option in the Option menu to modify this
behavior. When you turn your light on, it turns on to the Primary setting. Use the
Force Setting option in the Option menu to modify this behavior.
Turn off. When your light is on, click the button to turn it off.
Error - nothing changed - exits menu
Emergency strobe
Emergency SOS signal
Locator flash
Force setting
Automatic button lock
Automatic turn off
Simple momentary
Tactical momentary
Ramping and Option menu
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