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Summary of changes:
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Applicable to Software version 2.1
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Change to programming method to ensure customers cannot accidentally
change feature settings
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Added information on setting up Stop/Tail/Indicator lamps
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Improved explanation of features
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Explanation of dipswitch settings on master controller
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Explanation of 'inclusion / exclusion flag'
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Part numbers introduced for lighthead modules
ADVANCED
USER MANUAL
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- Page 1 ADVANCED USER MANUAL Summary of changes: • Applicable to Software version 2.1 • Change to programming method to ensure customers cannot accidentally change feature settings • Added information on setting up Stop/Tail/Indicator lamps • Improved explanation of features • Explanation of dipswitch settings on master controller •...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents: - Introduction Lightbar Specification Power Specification LBAR Main Controller 4.1 Input / Output functions 4.2 Wiring and Connectivity Setting the Flash Pattern 5.1 360 Output 1&2 5.2 Alley Lights CAP168 / ICAO / CAA / ACAA / Airport mode Setting Dim Mode ECE R65 Monitor Output Setting the Colour... -
Page 3: Introduction
Front Take-Downs Voltage Sense: 9.5v De-power Power Specification Bullitt Advanced Lightbars are manufactured to operate within the voltage range of 10-30v DC negative ground (-ve earth). This will require setting upon installation to ensure correct functionality Supply Voltage 11-30v DC full brightness 10-11v DC Possible Reduced brightness (begins to reduce below 11v for green, blue and white LED’s) -
Page 4: Lbar Main Controller
LBAR Main Controller There are nine programmable inputs (F1-F9) available to programme a variety of 23 optional features. Input / Output functions Standby Mode Wiring & Connectivity PCB IDENTS M003 Issue: 1.5 Created by: Technical Dept. February 2020... -
Page 5: Setting The Flash Pattern
Setting the Flash Pattern 360 Output 1 & 2 (Standard Flash Patterns) The Bullitt Advanced Lightbar has 16 x ECE R65 approved flash patterns available that can be programmed to the outputs FLASH PATTERN LED FUNCTION FLASH PATTERN LED FUNCTION... -
Page 6: Alley Lights
Alley Lights – ‘Permanent on’ or ‘Flash’ Ensure the Lightbar is in ‘Standby’ mode by connecting Black Apply the Alley Left & Alley Right input wires to +ve permanently Apply the brown (Pattern Select) wire to +ve momentarily The Alley Lights will now flash in an alternating pattern To Revert to ‘Permanent on’... -
Page 7: Ece R65 Monitor Output
Apply the brown (Pattern Select) wire to +ve momentarily Lamps will reduce in brightness Release the grey wire To revert back to default setting simply repeat the process Note 25% Dim mode does not meet the requirements of the R65 candela (brightness) specification 8.0 ECE R65 Monitor Output The monitor output activates when the Lightbar is flashing with R65 compliance. -
Page 8: Programming The Lightbar
10.0 Programming the Lightbar 10.1 Setting an Input Function Nine inputs (F1-F9) can each be programmed to perform 23 optional functions Connect all the input wires to the LBAR Main Controller (refer to section 4.0) Ensure that the Lightbar is in ‘Standby’ mode by connecting Black Apply the yellow (sync) wire to -ve permanently... -
Page 9: Traffic Director
11.0 Traffic Director By default, the three main Traffic Director (TDIR) inputs are setup to operate on the Rear Only. However, the inputs can also be programmed to operate as Front Only, Front & Rear or Front & Rear opposite. Additionally, the colour can be set individually to each input (refer to 9.0 Setting the Colour) You can also setup the length of the TDIR and select optional ‘chase’... -
Page 10: Additional Programmable Inputs
12.0 Additional Programmable Inputs These are functions that may be set to any of the inputs (F1-F9). The user can assign the function if it has not been set in the factory, however this will mean replacing an already programmed input if there are no spare function wires available. -
Page 11: Tail Lamp
12.6 Tail - Factory fitted but can be installed as an upgrade (see 13.0 Lightbar Upgrades) You must utilise 2 x BL.ADSTI for this function to work – setting this feature on a standard lightbar lamp will void warranty Follow section 10.1, selecting feature code 15 for Stop Follow section 10.1, selecting feature code 16 for Tail for the wire connection to run this feature Once set, the tail lamps should appear in the same position you have set up for... -
Page 12: Rear Worklamp
with a maximum length of 1 full module – the modules split into half to allow for STI setup using BL.ADSTI, each time it will return to the centre to allow you to select the correct position – the ‘off’ position is a part of this setup procedure, so if you do not want ‘FRONT INDICATORS’... -
Page 13: Flexi-Flash
12.12 Flexi-Flash (FF) - Flash selected modules, in a variety of positions Flexi-Flash allows the user to set a single LED module (or multiple modules) programmed to this input function, in any desired format, giving the user total flexibility. This function can be used to set up individual lightheads to flash or steady burn as required on the rear or front of the lightbar, on either side or both sides. - Page 14 Fig. 1 Fig. 2 M003 Issue: 1.5 Created by: Technical Dept. February 2020...
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Page 15: Inclusion / Exclusion Flag
12.15 Inclusion / Exclusion flag Within the lightbar, there are various features, mainly on ‘single colour modules’ that may ‘clash’ with another feature setup on the lightbar. For example: Below the lightbar is set up as Blue 360/2 (Blue lights) – but you wouldn’t want the traffic director to flash in Amber when the Blues are flashing as standard –... -
Page 16: Upgrades
13.0 Lightbar Upgrades The unique design of the Bullitt Advanced permits certain user upgrades to be carried out giving improved visibility or additional functionality, such as Traffic Director, Stop/Tail/Indicator or Alley Lights. Some programming will be required dependant on the type of upgrade (refer to 10.0 Programming the Lightbar). - Page 17 d) Connect the module to the existing string via the 4-way connector e) If the string contains four (4) or more LED modules the return connector loom on the LBAR Main Controller must be used: M003 Issue: 1.5 Created by: Technical Dept. February 2020...
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Page 18: Alley Lights
With the new LED modules in position, carefully replace the top lenses and secure using the M4 and M6 socket cap screws and washers - All fixings must be inserted with a torque setting of 1.8Nm (18.4Kg/cm, 15.9in/lbs, 1.33ft/lbs) g) Reconnect to the vehicle battery h) Refer to 10.0 Programming the Lightbar For Dual and Multi-Colour Lightbars refer to 9.0 Setting the Colour 13.2... -
Page 19: Fuse Requirements
Fig. 2 Reconnect to the vehicle battery g) Alley Lights are normally connected to F7 (white/yellow) and F8 (white/orange), therefore there is no requirement to programme the input as this is the default wiring h) Should any other input wire be used refer to 10.0 Programming the Lightbar Refer to 5.2 to set the required operation of each Alley Light 14.0 Fuse Requirements... -
Page 20: Synchronisation
15.0 Synchronisation (Sync) The Sync input/output is used to synchronise flashing with other Redtronic products. The Sync wire (yellow) should be connected to all other products that require synchronising with the Lightbar. DO NOT APPLY THE YELLOW WIRE TO +VE SUPPLY IN ANY CIRCUMSTANCE. -
Page 21: Cleaning The Lightbar
17.0 Cleaning the Lightbar The Bullitt Advanced has an IP69K rating. However, it is important to adhere to the following guidelines when cleaning the Lightbar: Warning: Only use fresh water free from detergents to clean the Bullitt Advanced lightbar. Using detergents or cleaning solutions with the product can cause stress and discolouration to the polycarbonate lenses, causing significant damage to the product ... -
Page 22: Troubleshooting
Input function will not programme Poor connection Check connection to +ve when programming. If problem persists contact Redtronic Not all LED’s are working Configuration Apply Yellow to -ve and grey wire to +ve momentarily. If that does not resolve the issue, follow section 10.0... -
Page 23: Appendix 1 - Dipswitch Settings
Appendix 1 – Dipswitch settings Dipswitch FOR USE ON SINGLE & DUAL COLOUR LIGHTBARS 10 COLOUR OPTIONS 3 COLOUR OPTIONS (100% - OFFERS ONLY 3 COLOUR SETTINGS (NOT ALL BRIGHTNESS) ENABLE AIRPORT FLASH MODE WITHIN NO AIRPORT MODE INTRODUCE 4 X CAP168 STANDARD PATTERN SELECTION MODE SELECTABLE WITHIN PATTERNS PATTERNS TO FLASH PATTERN... -
Page 24: Appendix 3 - Spare Parts / List Pricing
BULLITT ADVANCED 6 LED RED LED MODULE £59.93 BL.ADSGN BULLITT ADVANCED 6 LED GREEN LED MODULE £59.93 BL.ADSWN BULLITT ADVANCED 6 LED WHITE LED MODULE (Standard optic) £59.93 BL.ADSBR BULLITT ADVANCED 6 LED BLUE/RED SPLIT LED MODULE £59.93 BL.ADSWD BULLITT ADVANCED 6 LED WHITE DISTANCE SPOTLIGHT £59.93... - Page 25 CABLE17 17 CORE CABLE (PER METRE) £14.90 EARTH.CABLE.220MM EARTH CABLE 220MM BLACK, YELLOW RING TERMINAL £0.34 EM108UF UNIVERSAL FOOTPACK KIT £26.60 EM173CGD LATCHING / MOMENTARY CIGARETTE PLUG £28.57 EM173CGD2 LATCHING / LATCHING CIGARETTE PLUG £28.57 EM173RFSS SUPER STRONG MAGNET £17.86 FASTWM4ZPN M4 WASHER ZINC PLATED £0.13...
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Page 26: Glossary Of Terms
Lightbar is connected to a power source & fused correctly Standby Mode Stop/Tail/Indicator S/T/I The matching of Redtronic products to enable them to flash together Sync Traffic Director TDIR Application of force acting at a radial distance and tending to cause rotation...
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