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which normally need a voltage of more than 2,4 V. Red and yellow LEDs
may be connected directly via series resistors to the accumulator batteries,
provided they are not to be controlled by the software.
Front lighting
There can be connected up to two additional white LEDs for the front
lighting to the additional output. These LEDs are not controlled by the
software.
N.B. In contrast to the LEDs connected to the outputs controlled by the
software these should be connected via series resistors. Otherwise the
connected LEDs are damaged and the circuit may not work as intended.
Back lighting
It is possible to connect two red LEDs to one output of the module for
the back and stop lights. While breaking and some seconds after
stopping, the back lights are switched brighter, provided that the reed
contact existing in the vehicle is connected to the module.
Flashing lights
It is possible to connect two LEDs to one output of the module for the
flashing lights. These flash shortly two times each alternately and go off
again for a short time. The flashing lights are in operation as long as
the vehicle is supplied with voltage.
Siren
It is possible to connect a loudspeaker to one output of the module
which is switched on and off in short intervalls while the vehicle is in
motion. If the reed contact existing in the vehicle is connected to the
module the loudspeaker is switched off when the vehicle stops and
switched on while starting.
Driving of the motor
The reed contact that is in the vehicle can be connected to the module.
The module then influences the motor: After a stop it starts gently.
Additionally the back lights are switched brighter while the vehicle is
stopping and a few seconds after a halt and the siren is switched off.
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