Lupine Wilma Bedienungsanleitung Seite 20

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Operation
Explanation of LEDs:
Blue LED on:
Green LED on:
Yellow LED on:
Red LED on:
Yellow and red LED
flash in alternation/
the Betty light flashes:
Red LED flashing:
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high beam on (maximum output)
lamp on (low beam)
battery low, which means you
need to conserve power.
battery extremely low;
your Betty light will shut down
in a few minutes.
battery is almost empty;
stop immediately.
reserve power activated
Power Control System (PCS)
Note:
The Wilma light's Power Control System (PCS) offers various individual-programming options. The
PCS's default settings are defined in such a way that normally you need make no changes in them.
These settings are shaded gray in the programming flowchart.
The PCS allows for the following programming options, which are described below:
 Two and three level mode for the low beam
 Changing the battery warning signals
 Selecting maximum output
 Selecting an international SOS emergency signal, Alpine or superflash emergency signal
Low beam/dimming:
The default setting for the PCS is for two-level dimming.
emits 13 % of its maximum output. This function allows you to adjust the Lupine light to your exact
needs.
Three-level dimming with superflash:
This mode can be useful in certain situations. In addition to the low beam (32 % of maximum power)
and high beam, this mode features a slow superflash function.
Two-level dimming:
Classic high/low beam.
High beam provides maximum light output. Low beam can be set for 5 %,13 %, 32 % or 53 %
of maximum output.
Approximate power consumption of the light:
5 % dimming level
13 % dimming level 2,5 W
32 % dimming level
53 % dimming level 10 W
100 % 19 W
On the low beam default setting, the light
1 W
Default setting
6 W
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