Power & Configuration; Power; Auto Power On; Wiring Diagram - Feniex C-4010 Instruction Manual

WIRING DIAGRAM

WIRING DIAGRAM
Button 1
Button 3
Button 5
On/Off Button
COLOR FUNCTION
Red Battery
Black Ground
Green Button #1
White Button #2
Blue Button #3
Yellow Button #4
Brown Button #5
Gray Button #6

POWER

1) To power the unit, extend the red wire to a 12v (+) post.
Extend the black wire to the ground post of the vehicle's
battery.
The 4200 Mini is capable of outputting a maximum total of 21
amps for all 6 outputs, or 3.5 amps divided equally across all 6
channels. The unit will power off if that capacity is surpassed.
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POLARITY CONNECTION
12v (+) Positive Terminal
12v (-) Negative Terminal
12v (+) Output #1
12v (+) Output #2
12v (+) Output #3
12v (+) Output #4
12v (+) Output #5
12v (+) Output #6

LATCHING OR MOMENTARY BUTTONS

You can program each of the 6 outputs to operate as
either latching or momentary functionality.
To toggle this mode:
Button 2
1) While the unit is powered, but turned off, press and hold
Button 4
the button you wish to prgram.
Button 6
2) While holding the button from step 1, press and hold
the power button until a beep is heard.
3) The mode has been toggled. To change it again, repeat
steps 1 & 2.

ALTERNATING WIG-WAG FLASHER

You can program outputs 1 & 2 to operate as an
alternating wig-wag flasher.
To toggle this mode:
1) While the unit is powered, but turned off, press and hold
both button #1 and button #2.
2) While holding the buttons from step 1, press and hold
the power button until a beep is heard.
3) The mode has been toggled. To change it again, repeat
steps 1 & 2.

WIG-WAG FUNCTIONS

When the wig-wag function is active, button #1 activates
and deactivates the mode while button #2 changes the
selected flash patterns. Respectively, output #1 and
output #2 are channels 1 & 2 of the flasher.
Wig-wag mode will override the latching or momentary
functionality while it is active in the programming.
There are multiple flash patterns available, including
slower patterns for use with headlight systems and faster,
strobing patterns for use with LED lighting. Buttons 1 & 2
will simulate the pattern being displayed to outputs 1 & 2.
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