HDS Systems EDC Tactical User Manual page 4

drop your flashlight, your flashlight will not provide your opponent with
a ready target.
Momentary Maximum can be selected quickly and reliably by rotating
the knob clockwise all the way to the stop.
In the Momentary Tactical Strobe position, when the button is pressed,
your flashlight is on; when the button is released, your flashlight is off.
This method of operation is used for disorienting and subduing a
person without the use of deadly force. This method of operation also
ensures that if you should accidentally drop your flashlight, your
flashlight will not provide your opponent with a ready target.
Momentary Tactical Strobe can be selected quickly and reliably by
rotating the knob clockwise all the way to the stop and then rotating
the knob a quarter turn away from the stop.
In the Constant ON Adjustable Brightness Level position, click
(quickly press and release) the rubber button on the tail of your
flashlight to turn on your flashlight. The rotary control is used to select
any desired brightness level from bright to dim – including Tactical
Strobe and Maximum.
Press-and-hold the button while your flashlight is on to momentarily
select maximum output. Release the button to return to the previous
output.
Click the button while your flashlight is on to turn off your flashlight.
While your flashlight is on, you can double-click to toggle between
the selected brightness level and Maximum.
While your flashlight is on, you can also click, press-hold-release
to activate Maximum and double-click to return to the previously
selected brightness level.
In the Constant ON Adjustable Brightness Level position, when your
flashlight is off, you can press and hold from off to use the
adjustable brightness levels in a momentary fashion. When you
release the button, your flashlight will turn off. Click, press and
hold from off works in a similar momentary fashion but turns on to
Maximum instead. This pseudo-momentary feature can be disabled in
the Option menu.
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