ClearWater Lights CANopener Manuel - Sayfa 7

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Clearwater CANopener operation and features

If the motorcycle does not have the GPS Prep Package (Wonder Wheel), your light kit will

come equipped with a handlebar mounted knob for dimming control. Separate day and

night settings, seperate channel dimming, and all strobe functions will not be available.

Default Settings:

ON/OFF FUNCTION FOR ERICA/KRISTA/SEVINA

The Krista/Erica/Sevina lights can be manually deactivated. Toggle these modes

by holding the TSC button for two seconds.

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Mode 1 – on and dimmable (default)

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Mode 2 – off

( Krista/Erica/Sevina lights can automatically be shut off if the TSC button is pressed and

released 3 times. This is great if the rider forgets is the lights are on or off.)

TURN SIGNAL DIMMING

The front Clearwater lights, and Billie tail light can be programmed to dim when the turn

signals are activated. To toggle the Turn Signal Dimming mode on and off, press and

release the (TSC) button, hold the right turn signal while pressing and releasing the front

brake lever 5 times.

DIMMING CONTROL (except non-WonderWheel bikes)

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Mode 1 - Off (default)

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Mode 2 - All Clearwater lights dim to the lowest setting when activating turn signals.

The Clearwater lights can be programmed for three different modes when

the horn button is pressed. Toggle these modes by pressing and releasing the

TSC, then hold the front brake lever and press and release the TSC (5) times. The

brake and Clearwater lights will flash to indicate the mode selected:

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Mode 1 – horn does not affect lights

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Mode 2 – horn activates lights 100% (default)

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Mode 3 – horn strobes lights (if two sets of Clearwater lights are installed,

they will alternate flashing)

WARNING:

The use of strobe mode may not be legal on public highways. Check

your local regulations. This mode is intended for parades and escorts under

certain conditions.

DIMMING CONTROL (Non-Wonder Wheel

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