Code 3 Xtp series User manual

920-0533-00 Rev. C Page 1 of 4

Installation and Operation Instructions

XTP SERIES LIGHT HEADS

Dual Stack Single and Split Colors

Introduction:

CODE3 XTP series LED heads are compact and versatile high intensity

directional LED warning lights suitable for mounting anywhere on a vehicle.

Colorless until illuminated, these discrete LED heads feature a high degree of

environmental and vibration protection.

Additional benets include low current draw, a long and maintenance free

service life with reliable solid-state operation. LED heads can be controlled

by conventional switches or relays and can also be synchronized to ash with

other compatible CODE3 synchronizing LED products.

Contents:

Specications.........01

Installation and Mounting.........01

Wiring Instructions.........02

Programming Flash Patterns....02-03

Troubleshooting.........04

Replacement Parts and Accessories.........04

Warranty.........04

1 Light Head

2 Screws

1 Installation Guide

1 Mounting Gasket

1 Bezel

Specications:

Light Head Model XTP4-Dual Stack

Input Voltage 12-24VDC

Work Current 1.0A Max @ DC12V or 24V

Physical H x W x L 0.62 in x 2.39 in x 4.72 in

1.58 cm x 6.07 cm x 11.98 cm

Weight 0.210 lb (0.10 Kg)

Avail Single Colors Red, Blue, Amber, White, Green

Available Dual

Colors

Amb/Wht, Blue/Amb, Blue/Wht, Red/Amb,

Red/Blue, Red/Wht

Operation Environment:

Ambient Temperature: -40 to 77°C(-40 to 170°F)

Package Contains:

Caution! When drilling into any vehicle surface,

make sure that the area is free from any electrical wires,

fuel lines, vehicle upholstery, etc. that could be damaged.

Installation and Mounting:

To mount the light head, use the bezel as a template to mark the mounting holes.

The supplied self-tapping #6 x 0.75” screws typically use 0.125” diameter holes

but this may vary depending on the type of material and the thickness being

tapped. Provide a minimum 0.50” diameter hole for the wires. Grommet the hole if

possible and seal with RTV sealant.

It is important to note:

The light head has 2 small round holes covered with vent membrane that

must face downward when mounting the light head.

IMPORTANT! Read all instructions before installing and using. Installer: This manual must be delivered to the end user.

WARNING!

Failure to install or use this product according to manufacturers recommendations may result in property damage, serious injury, and/or

death to those you are seeking to protect!

1. Proper installation combined with operator training in the use, care, and maintenance of emergency warning devices are essential to

ensure the safety of emergency personnel and the public.

2. Emergency warning devices often require high electrical voltages and/or currents. Exercise caution when working with live electrical

connections.

3. This product must be properly grounded. Inadequate grounding and/or shorting of electrical connections can cause high current arcing,

which can cause personal injury and/or severe vehicle damage, including re.

4. Proper placement and installation is vital to the performance of this warning device. Install this product so that output performance of the

system is maximized and the controls are placed within convenient reach of the operator so that s/he can operate the system without losing

eye contact with the roadway.

5. It is the responsibility of the vehicle operator to ensure daily that all features of this product work correctly. In use, the vehicle operator

should ensure the projection of the warning signal is not blocked by vehicle components (i.e., open trunks or compartment doors), people,

vehicles or other obstructions.

6. The use of this or any other warning device does not ensure all drivers can or will observe or react to an emergency warning signal. Never

take the right-of-way for granted. It is your responsibility to be sure you can proceed safely before entering an intersection, drive against

trafc, respond at a high rate of speed, or walk on or around trafc lanes.

7. This equipment is intended for use by authorized personnel only. The user is responsible for understanding and obeying all laws regarding

emergency warning devices. Therefore, the user should check all applicable city, state, and federal laws and regulations. The manufacturer

assumes no liability for any loss resulting from the use of this warning device.

Do not install and/or operate this safety product unless you have read and understand the safety information contained in

this manual.

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PATTERN

GROUP

RED

WIRE

WHITE

WIRE

RED &

WHITE

WIRE

FLASH PATTERN

SYNC

Complies

with

1-Default 1-Default 1-Default

Cycle Flash no

2 2 2 Single Flash 75FPM Ph1 Sim yes SC

3 3 3 Single Flash 75FPM Ph2 Sim yes SC

4 4 4 Single Flash 75FPM Up-Down Alt yes S

5 5 5 Single Flash 75FPM Right-Left Alt yes S

6 6 6 Single Flash 75FPM Diagonal Alt yes S

7 7 7 Single Flash 75FPM Rotate CCW no

8 8 8 Single Flash 75FPM Rotate CW no

9 9 9 Single Flash 120FPM Ph1 Sim yes SC

10 10 10 Single Flash 120FPM Ph2 Sim yes SC

11 11 11 Single Flash 120FPM Up-Down Alt yes S

12 12 12 Single Flash 120FPM Right-Left Alt yes S

13 13 13 Single Flash 120FPM Diagonal Alt yes S

14 14 14 Single Flash 120FPM Rotate CCW yes

15 15 15 Single Flash 120FPM Rotate CW yes

16 16 16 Double Flash 75FPM Ph1 Sim yes SC

17 17 17 Double Flash 75FPM Ph2 Sim yes SC

18 18 18 Double Flash 75FPM Up-Down Alt yes S

19 19 19 Double Flash 75FPM Right-Left Alt yes S

20 20 20 Double Flash 75FPM Diagonal Alt yes S

21 21 21 Double Flash 75FPM Rotate CCW no

22 22 22 Double Flash 75FPM Rotate CW no

Pattern Select Operation:

Notes on Synchronizing and Phase (Sync Ph):

Notes on Choosing Flash Patterns:

Notes on Dim Control:

Wiring Instructions:

RED: Positive, (5A fuse required)

WHITE: Positive, (5A fuse required)

BLACK: Negative

BLUE: Pattern select to negative -- Dim control to positive

YELLOW: Synchronized Function (Up to 32 units can be Synchronized)

Important! This unit is a safety device, and it must be

connected to its own separate, fused power point to as-

sure its continued operation should any other electrical

accessory fail.

A variety of ash patterns may be chosen for the light head. The Dual Stack light heads are split horizontally and vertically providing 4 separate lighted areas in each

light head that may be chosen to ash up-down, right-left, diagonally, and to rotate. The Split Dual Color version also provides different colors for the upper level versus

the lower level.

A separate ash pattern may be assigned for the power wires red, white, or both connected together and the pattern operated depending which wire or wires are ener-

gized. Power the red or the white wires (or both together) then use the pattern select blue wire (touch to ground) to select the chosen ash pattern from one of the lists

below.

Note: The split dual color light heads have a separate ash pattern list.

See the legend at the top of the pattern lists for compliance with various standards.

(Up to 32 light heads can be Synchronized by connecting their yellow wires).

When the yellow wires of the light heads are connected together, the group with Ph1 ash patterns will ash simultaneously. If the light heads in the second group are

set to Ph2 ash patterns, they will ash alternately with the rst group. To simplify the set-up of a synchronized installation, the following process is recommended:

1. Before connecting the yellow wires together, choose the desired ash pattern for each light head. The patterns chosen must have the same ash rate for all light

heads intended to be synchronized. (By denition a 75fpm light head will not sync with at 120fpm light head) To avoid confusion set each light head in-

dividually to the chosen ash pattern using the blue pattern select wire. Ph1 light heads will alternate with Ph2 light heads and simultaneously with all other light

heads set to Ph1. Ph2 light heads ash simultaneously with all other light heads set to Ph2. It is also strongly recommended that the same style of ash pattern

be used on all heads to produce the most effective warning pattern.

2. Connect the yellow synchronization wires together and check that the light heads are ashing in a synchronized manner as expected. If a pattern for one light head

appears to be wrong, keep the yellow wire connected and use the blue pattern select wire to cycle forward or backward for that individual light head until the cor-

rect pattern is selected. Once that is completed verify the light head is synchoronized correctly.

The light head intensity may be reduced if necessary. The Blue wire when connected to positive will reduce the intensity to 25% for SAE patterns. NOTE: The blue wire

must be disconnected from any voltage when not activating DIM nor changing ash patterns.

The light head ash pattern may be changed by touching the Blue wire to ground for the following intervals (while the light head is ashing):

NOTE: The blue wire must be disconnected from any voltage when not activating DIM nor changing ash patterns.

- When the light head signal becomes steady, disconnect the Blue wire and the ash pattern will increment by one pattern.

- When the light head signal becomes steady, then goes off, disconnect the Blue wire and the ash pattern will decrement by one pattern.

- When the light head signal becomes steady, then goes off, then becomes steady again, disconnect the Blue wire and the ash pattern will reset to the factory default

pattern.

- When the light head signal becomes steady, then goes off, then becomes steady again, then goes off again, disconnect the Blue wire and the ash pattern will become

set to the steady burn mode.

Flash Patterns XTP4DS Single Color: (continued on next page)

For patterns that meet SAE J595 Class1 requirements for Red, Blue, Amber, and White, see Sin chart below!

For patterns that meet California Title 13 Class B requirements for Red, Blue, and Amber, see Cin chart below!

PATTERN

GROUP

RED

WIRE

WHITE

WIRE

RED &

WHITE

WIRE

FLASH PATTERN

SYNC

Complies

with

23 23 23 Double Flash 120FPM Ph1 Sim yes S

24 24 24 Double Flash 120FPM Ph2 Sim yes S

25 25 25 Double Flash 120FPM Up-Down Alt yes S

26 26 26 Double Flash 120FPM Rt-Left Alt yes S

27 27 27 Double Flash 120FPM Diagonal Alt yes S

28 28 28 Double Flash 120FPM Rotate CCW no

29 29 29 Double Flash 120FPM Rotate CW no

30 30 30 Quad Flash 75FPM Ph1 Sim yes SC

31 31 31 Quad Flash 75FPM Ph2 Sim yes SC

32 32 32 Quad Flash 75FPM Up-Down Alt yes S

33 33 33 Quad Flash 75FPM Right-Left Alt yes S

34 34 34 Quad Flash 75FPM Diagonal Alt yes S

35 35 35 Quad Flash 75FPM Rotate CCW no

36 36 36 Quad Flash 75FPM Rotate CW no

37 37 37 Quad Flash 150FPM Ph1 Sim yes S

38 38 38 Quad Flash 150FPM Ph2 Sim yes S

39 39 39 Quad Flash 150FPM Up-Down Alt yes S

40 40 40 Quad Flash 150FPM Right-Left Alt yes S

41 41 41 Quad Flash 150FPM Diagonal Alt yes S

42 42 42 Quad Flash 150FPM Rotate CCW no

43 43 43 Quad Flash 150FPM Rotate CW no

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PATTERN

GROUP

RED

WIRE

WHITE

WIRE

RED &

WHITE

WIRE

FLASH PATTERN

SYNC

Complies

with

0 1-Default 1-Default 1-Default Cycle Flash No

2 2 2 Single Flash 75FPM Alt Up-Dn Ph1 yes S

3 3 3 Single Flash 75FPM Alt Up-Dn Ph2 yes S

4 4 4 Single Flash 75FPM Rotate CCW no

5 5 5 Single Flash 75FPM Rotate CW no

6 6 6 Single Flash 120FPM Alt Up-Dn Ph1 yes S

7 7 7 Single Flash 120FPM Alt Up-Dn Ph2 yes S

8 8 8 Single Flash 120FPM Rotate CCW no

9 9 9 Single Flash 120FPM Rotate CW no

10 10 10 Double Flash 75FPM Alt Up-Dn Ph1 yes S

11 11 11 Double Flash 75FPM Alt Up-Dn Ph2 yes S

12 12 12 Double Flash 75FPM Rotate CCW no

13 13 13 Double Flash 75FPM Rotate CW no

14 14 14 Double Flash 120FPM Alt Up-Dn Ph1 yes S

15 15 15 Double Flash 120FPM Alt Up-Dn Ph2 yes S

16 16 16 Double Flash 120FPM Rotate CCW no

17 17 17 Double Flash 120FPM Rotate CW no

18 18 18 Quad Flash 75FPM Alt Up-Dn Ph1 yes S

19 19 19 Quad Flash 75FPM Alt Up-Dn Ph2 yes S

20 20 20 Quad Flash 75FPM Rotate CCW no

21 21 21 Quad Flash 75FPM Rotate CW no

22 22 22 Quad Flash 150FPM Alt Up-Dn Ph1 yes S

23 23 23 Quad Flash 150FPM Alt Up-Dn Ph2 yes S

24 24 24 Quad Flash 150FPM Rotate CCW no

25 25 25 Quad Flash 150FPM Rotate CW no

26 26 26 Triple Flash 75FPM Alt Up-Dn Ph1 yes S

27 27 27 Triple Flash 75FPM Alt Up-Dn Ph2 yes S

28 28 28 Triple Flash 75FPM Rotate CCW no

29 29 29 Triple Flash 75FPM Rotate CW no

30 30 30 Quint Flash 150FPM Alt Up-Dn Ph1 yes S

31 31 31 Quint Flash 150FPM Alt Up-Dn Ph2 yes S

32 32 32 Quint Flash 150FPM Rotate CCW no

33 33 33 Quint Flash 150FPM Rotate CW no

9 34 34 34 Steady - Single no

10 35 35 35 Modulation no

11 36 36 36 2 Double Flash, 2 Triple Flash Alt. no

12 37 37 37 4 Single Flash, 2 Quad Flash Alt. no

13 38 38 38 Steady Burn no

Flash Patterns XTP4DS Split Dual Color:

For patterns that meet SAE J595 Class1 requirements for Red, Blue,

Amber, and White, see Sin chart below!

Flash Patterns XTP4DS Single Color Continued:

For patterns that meet SAE J595 Class1 requirements for Red, Blue,

Amber, and White, see Sin chart below!

For patterns that meet California Title 13 Class B requirements for

Red, Blue, and Amber, see Cin chart below!

PATTERN

GROUP

RED

WIRE

WHITE

WIRE

RED &

WHITE

WIRE

FLASH PATTERN

SYNC

Complies

with

44 44 44 Triple 75FPM Ph1 Sim yes S

45 45 45 Triple 75FPM Ph2 Sim yes S

46 46 46 Triple Flash 75FPM Up-Down Alt yes S

47 47 47 Triple Flash 75FPM Right-Left Alt yes S

48 48 48 Triple Flash 75FPM Diagonal Alt yes S

49 49 49 Triple Flash 75FPM Rotate CCW no

50 50 50 Triple Flash 75FPM Rotate CW no

51 51 51 Quint Flash 150FPM Ph1 Sim yes S

52 52 52 Quint Flash 150FPM Ph2 Sim yes S

53 53 53 Quint Flash 150FPM Up-Down Alt yes S

54 54 54 Quint Flash 150FPM Right-Left Alt yes S

55 55 55 Quint Flash 150FPM Diagonal Alt yes S

56 56 56 Quint Flash 150FPM Rotate CCW no

57 57 57 Quint Flash 150FPM Rotate CW no

9 58 58 58 Steady - Single no

10 59 59 59 Modulation no

11 60 60 60 2 Double Flash, 2 Triple Flash Alt. no

12 61 61 61 4 Single Flash, 2 Quad Flash Alt. no

13 62 62 62 Steady Burn no

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Replacement Parts and Accessories:

Troubleshooting:

Part/Accs XTP4DS

Bezel Black Plastic T51877

Bezel Chrome Plastic 250-04228-00

Mtg Grommet Rubber T51881

Mtg Gasket Foam T51889

The XTP series light head has been thoroughly factory tested. If any of the the device functions fail, please check the following:

1. Be sure the power source is activated, then check all connections both positive and ground at the light head (to assure no open or shorted circuits).

2. Permanently connecting the Blue programming wire to ground will disable the light head, no matter what the programmed ash pattern.

3. If the Dim function does not operate, verify the Blue wire is connected to positive.

4. If the sync function is not being used and the light head is functioning erratically, verify the Yellow wire is not connected to positive or ground.

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Manufacturer Limited Warranty Policy:

Manufacturer warrants that on the date of purchase this product will conform to Manufacturer’s specifications for this product (which are

available from the Manufacturer upon request). This Limited Warranty extends for Sixty (60) months from the date of purchase.

DAMAGE TO PARTS OR PRODUCTS RESULTING FROM TAMPERING, ACCIDENT, ABUSE, MISUSE, NEGLIGENCE, UNAPPROVED MODIFICA-

TIONS, FIRE OR OTHER HAZARD; IMPROPER INSTALLATION OR OPERATION; OR NOT BEING MAINTAINED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE

MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES SET FORTH IN MANUFACTURER’S INSTALLATION AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS VOIDS THIS LIMITED

WARRANTY.

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OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR ARISING FROM A COURSE OF DEALING, USAGE OR TRADE PRACTICE ARE HEREBY

EXCLUDED AND SHALL NOT APPLY TO THE PRODUCT AND ARE HEREBY DISCLAIMED, EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT PROHIBITED BY APPLI-

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Remedies and Limitation of Liability:

MANUFACTURER’S SOLE LIABILITY AND BUYER’S EXCLUSIVE REMEDY IN CONTRACT, TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE), OR UNDER ANY

OTHER THEORY AGAINST MANUFACTURER REGARDING THE PRODUCT AND ITS USE SHALL BE, AT MANUFACTURER’S DISCRETION, THE

REPLACEMENT OR REPAIR OF THE PRODUCT, OR THE REFUND OF THE PURCHASE PRICE PAID BY BUYER FOR NON-CONFORMING

PRODUCT. IN NO EVENT SHALL MANUFACTURER’S LIABILITY ARISING OUT OF THIS LIMITED WARRANTY OR ANY OTHER CLAIM RELAT-

ED TO THE MANUFACTURER’S PRODUCTS EXCEED THE AMOUNT PAID FOR THE PRODUCT BY BUYER AT THE TIME OF THE ORIGINAL

PURCHASE. IN NO EVENT SHALL MANUFACTURER BE LIABLE FOR LOST PROFITS, THE COST OF SUBSTITUTE EQUIPMENT OR LABOR,

PROPERTY DAMAGE, OR OTHER SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES BASED UPON ANY CLAIM FOR BREACH OF

CONTRACT, IMPROPER INSTALLATION, NEGLIGENCE, OR OTHER CLAIM, EVEN IF MANUFACTURER OR A MANUFACTURER’S REPRESEN-

TATIVE HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. MANUFACTURER SHALL HAVE NO FURTHER OBLIGATION OR

LIABILITY WITH RESPECT TO THE PRODUCT OR ITS SALE, OPERATION AND USE, AND MANUFACTURER NEITHER ASSUMES NOR

AUTHORIZES THE ASSUMPTION OF ANY OTHER OBLIGATION OR LIABILITY IN CONNECTION WITH SUCH PRODUCT.

This Limited Warranty defines specific legal rights. You may have other legal rights which vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. Some

jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages.

Product Returns:

If a product must be returned for repair or replacement*, please contact our factory to obtain a Return Goods Authorization Number (RGA

number) before you ship the product to Code 3®, Inc. Write the RGA number clearly on the package near the mailing label. Be sure you use

sufficient packing materials to avoid damage to the product being returned while in transit.

*Code 3®, Inc. reserves the right to repair or replace at its discretion. Code 3®, Inc. assumes no responsibility or liability for expenses incurred for the removal and /or reinstallation of products requiring service and/or repair.; nor for the packaging,

handling, and shipping: nor for the handling of products returned to sender after the service has been rendered.

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Installation and Operation Instructions

XTP SERIES LIGHT HEADS

Dual Stack Multi Colors

Introduction:

CODE3 XTP series LED heads are compact and versatile high intensity

directional LED warning lights suitable for mounting anywhere on a vehicle.

Colorless until illuminated, these discrete LED heads feature a high degree of

environmental and vibration protection.

Additional benets include low current draw, a long and maintenance free

service life with reliable solid-state operation. LED heads can be controlled

by conventional switches or relays and can also be synchronized to ash with

other compatible CODE3 synchronizing LED products.

Contents:

Specications.........01

Installation and Mounting.........02

Wiring Instructions.........02

Programming Flash Patterns.........03

Troubleshooting.........04

Replacement Parts and Accessories.........04

Warranty.........04

Specications:

Light Head Model XTP4-Dual Stack MC

Input Voltage 12-24VDC

Work Current 1.0A Max @ DC12V or 24V

Physical H x W x L 0.62 in x 2.39 in x 4.72 in

1.58 cm x 6.07 cm x 11.98 cm

Weight 0.210 lb (0.10 Kg)

Available Dual

Colors

Amb/Wht, Blue/Amb, Blue/Wht, Red/Amb,

Red/Blue, Red/Wht

Operation Environment:

Ambient Temperature: -40 to 70°C(-40 to 177°F)

IMPORTANT! Read all instructions before installing and using. Installer: This manual must be delivered to the end user.

WARNING!

Failure to install or use this product according to manufacturers recommendations may result in property damage, serious injury, and/or

death to those you are seeking to protect!

1. Proper installation combined with operator training in the use, care, and maintenance of emergency warning devices are essential to

ensure the safety of emergency personnel and the public.

2. Emergency warning devices often require high electrical voltages and/or currents. Exercise caution when working with live electrical

connections.

3. This product must be properly grounded. Inadequate grounding and/or shorting of electrical connections can cause high current arcing,

which can cause personal injury and/or severe vehicle damage, including re.

4. Proper placement and installation is vital to the performance of this warning device. Install this product so that output performance of the

system is maximized and the controls are placed within convenient reach of the operator so that s/he can operate the system without losing

eye contact with the roadway.

5. It is the responsibility of the vehicle operator to ensure daily that all features of this product work correctly. In use, the vehicle operator

should ensure the projection of the warning signal is not blocked by vehicle components (i.e., open trunks or compartment doors), people,

vehicles or other obstructions.

6. The use of this or any other warning device does not ensure all drivers can or will observe or react to an emergency warning signal. Never

take the right-of-way for granted. It is your responsibility to be sure you can proceed safely before entering an intersection, drive against

trafc, respond at a high rate of speed, or walk on or around trafc lanes.

7. This equipment is intended for use by authorized personnel only. The user is responsible for understanding and obeying all laws regarding

emergency warning devices. Therefore, the user should check all applicable city, state, and federal laws and regulations. The manufacturer

assumes no liability for any loss resulting from the use of this warning device.

Do not install and/or operate this safety product unless you have read and understand the safety information contained in

this manual.

1 Light Head

2 Screws

1 Installation Guide

1 Mounting Gasket

1 Bezel

Package Contains:

920-0534-00 Rev. D Page 2 of 4

(Up to 32 light heads can be Synchronized by connecting their yellow wires).

When the yellow wires of the light heads are connected together, the group with Ph1 ash patterns will ash simultaneously. If the light heads in the second group are set

to Ph2 ash patterns, they will ash alternately with the rst group. To simplify the set-up of a synchronized installation, the following process is recommended:

1. Before connecting the yellow wires together, choose the desired ash pattern for each light head. The patterns chosen must have the same ash rate for all light

heads intended to be synchronized. (By denition a 75fpm light head will not sync with at 120fpm light head) To avoid confusion set each light head

individually to the chosen ash pattern using the blue pattern select wire. Ph1 light heads will alternate with Ph2 light heads and simultaneously with all other light

heads set to Ph1. Ph2 light heads ash simultaneously with all other light heads set to Ph2. It is also strongly recommended that the same style of ash pattern

be used on all heads to produce the most effective warning pattern.

2. Connect the yellow synchronization wires together and check that the light heads are ashing in a synchronized manner as expected. If a pattern for one light head ap-

pears to be wrong, keep the yellow wire connected and use the blue pattern select wire to cycle forward or backward for that individual light head until the correct

pattern is selected. Once that is completed verify the light head is synchoronized correctly.

Notes on Synchronizing and Phase (Sync Ph):

Notes on Dim Control:

The light head intensity may be reduced if necessay. The Blue wire when connected to positive will reduce the intensity to 25% for SAE patterns.

NOTE: The blue wire must be disconnected from any voltage when not activating DIM nor changing ash patterns.

Pattern Select Operation:

Notes on Choosing Flash Patterns:

The light head ash pattern may be changed by touching the Blue wire to ground for the following intervals (while the light head is ashing):

NOTE: The blue wire must be disconnected from any voltage when not activating DIM nor changing ash patterns.

- When the light head signal becomes steady, disconnect the Blue wire and the ash pattern will increment by one pattern.

- When the light head signal becomes steady, then goes off, disconnect the Blue wire and the ash pattern will decrement by one pattern.

- When the light head signal becomes steady, then goes off, then becomes steady again, disconnect the Blue wire and the ash pattern will reset to the factory default

pattern.

- When the light head signal becomes steady, then goes off, then becomes steady again, then goes off again, disconnect the Blue wire and the ash pattern will become

set to the steady burn mode.

Wiring Instructions:

RED: Positive, (5A fuse required)

WHITE: Positive, (5A fuse required)

BLACK: Negative

BLUE: Pattern select to negative -- Dim control to positive

YELLOW: Synchronized Function (Up to 32 units can be Synchronized)

Important! This unit is a safety device, and it must be

connected to its own separate, fused power point to as-

sure its continued operation should any other electrical

accessory fail.

A variety of ash patterns may be chosen for the light head. The Dual Stack multi color light heads are split horizontally and vertically providing 4 separate lighted areas

in each light head that may be chosen to operate alternately for patterns that ash using various color combinations. This allows patterns that ash up-down, right-left,

diagonally, and to rotate. The areas are denoted as follows:

Primary color - upper level colors 1&3 and lower level colors 5&7 (color1 and color5 on the left side and color3 and color7 on the right, typically the same color on each

level)

Secondary color - upper level colors 2&4 and lower level colors 6&8 (color2 and color6 on the left side and color4 and color8 on the right, typically the same color on

each level).

A separate ash pattern may be assigned for the power wires red, white, or both connected together and the pattern operated depending which wire or wires are ener-

gized. Power the red or the white wires (or both together) then use the pattern select blue wire (touch to ground) to select the chosen ash pattern from the list below.

Note: The red and white wires powered together have patterns that always use both colors (except Pattern #1 - Default Steady Burn).

See the legend at the top of the pattern list for compliance with various standards.

Caution! When drilling into any vehicle surface,

make sure that the area is free from any electrical wires,

fuel lines, vehicle upholstery, etc. that could be damaged.

Installation and Mounting:

To mount the light head, use the bezel as a template to mark the mounting holes. The

supplied self-tapping #6 x 0.75” screws typically use 0.125” diameter holes but this

may vary depending on the type of material and the thickness being tapped. Provide a

minimum 0.50” diameter hole for the wires. Grommet the hole if possible and seal with

RTV sealant.

It is important to note:

The light head has 2 small round holes covered with vent membrane that must

face downward when mounting the light head.

920-0534-00 Rev. D Page 3 of 4

Flash Patterns XTP4DS Multi Color:

For patterns that meet SAE J595 Class1 requirements for Red, Blue, Amber, and White, see Sin chart below!

For patterns that meet California Title 13 Class B requirements for Red, Blue, and Amber, see Cin chart below!

PATTERN

GROUP

PATTERN NO

FLASH PATTERN

RED WIRE

LED Primary Color

UP 1&3, DN 5&7

SYNC

Complies with

FLASH PATTERN

WHITE WIRE

LED Secondary Color

UP 2&4, DN 6&8

SYNC

Complies with

PATTERN

GROUP

PATTERN NO

FLASH PATTERN

RED & WHITE WIRE (together)

LED Primary Color

UP 1&3, DN 5&7

LED Secondary Color

UP 2&4, DN 6&8

SYNC

Complies with

1-Default

Cycle Flash Color 1&3&5&7 only no Cycle Flash Color 2&4&6&8 only no 0

1-Default

Steady Burn Color 1&3&5&7 only no

2 Single 75FPM Ph1 Color 1&3&5&7 only yes SC Single 75FPM Ph1 Color 2&4&6&8 only yes SC

2 Single 75FPM Rt-Lt 1&5 Alt 4&8 yes S

3 Single 75FPM Ph2 Color 1&3&5&7 only yes SC Single 75FPM Ph2 Color 2&4&6&8 only yes SC 3 Single 75FPM Rt-Lt 3&7 Alt 2&6 yes S

4 Single 75FPM Alt 1&3&5&7 with 2&4&6&8 yes SC Single 75FPM Alt 2&4&6&8 with 1&3&5&7 yes SC 4 Single 75FPM Diagonal 1&7 Alt 4&6 yes S

5 Single 75FPM Up-Dn 1&3 Alt 5&7 only yes SSingle 75FPM Up-Dn 2&4 Alt 6&8 only yes S5 Single 75FPM Diagonal 3&5 Alt 2&8 yes S

6 Single 75FPM Up-Dn 1&3 Alt 6&8 only yes SSingle 75FPM Up-Dn 5&7 Alt 2&4 only yes S6 Single 75FPM CCW 1&3&5&7 Alt 2&4&6&8 no

7 Single 75FPM Rt-Lt 1&5 Alt 3&7 yes SSingle 75FPM Rt-Lt 2&6 Alt 4&8 yes S7 Single 75FPM CCW 2&4&6&8 Alt 1&3&5&7 no

8 Single 75FPM Diagonal 1&7 Alt 3&5 yes SSingle 75FPM Diagonal 2&8 Alt 4&6 yes S8 Single 75FPM CW 1&3&5&7 Alt 2&4&6&8 no

9 Single 75FPM CCW 1&3&5&7 only no Single 75FPM CCW 2&4&6&8 only no 9 Single 75FPM CW 2&4&6&8 Alt 1&3&5&7 no

10 Single 75FPM CW 1&3&5&7 only no Single 75FPM CW 2&4&6&8 only no

11 Single 375FPM Ph1 Color 1&3&5&7 only yes Single 375FPM Ph1 Color 2&4&6&8 only yes

10 Single 375FPM Rt-Lt 1&5 Alt 4&8 yes

12 Single 375FPM Ph2 Color 1&3&5&7 only yes Single 35FPM Ph2 Color 2&4&6&8 only yes 11 Single 375FPM Rt-Lt 3&7 Alt 2&6 yes

13 Single 375FPM Alt 1&3&5&7 with 2&4&6&8 yes Single 375FPM Alt 2&4&6&8 with 1&3&5&7 yes 12 Single 375FPM Diagonal 1&7 Alt 4&6 yes

14 Single 375FPM Up-Dn 1&3 Alt 5&7 only yes Single 375FPM Up-Dn 2&4 Alt 6&8 only yes 13 Single 375FPM Diagonal 3&5 Alt 2&8 yes

15 Single 375FPM Up-Dn 1&3 Alt 6&8 only yes Single 375FPM Up-Dn 5&7 Alt 2&4 only yes 14 Single 375FPM CCW 1&3&5&7 Alt 2&4&6&8 no

16 Single 375FPM Rt-Lt 1&5 Alt 3&7 yes Single 375FPM Rt-Lt 2&6 Alt 4&8 yes 15 Single 375FPM CCW 2&4&6&8 Alt 1&3&5&7 no

17 Single 375FPM Diagonal 1&7 Alt 3&5 yes Single 375FPM Diagonal 2&8 Alt 4&6 yes 16 Single 375FPM CW 1&3&5&7 Alt 2&4&6&8 no

18 Single 375FPM CCW 1&3&5&7 only no Single 375FPM CCW 2&4&6&8 only no 17 Single 375FPM CW 2&4&6&8 Alt 1&3&5&7 no

19 Single 375FPM CW 1&3&5&7 only no Single 375FPM CW 2&4&6&8 only no

20 Dbl 75FPM Ph1 Color 1&3&5&7 only yes SC Dbl 75FPM Ph1 Color 2&4&6&8 only yes SC

18 Dbl 75FPM Rt-Lt 1&5 Alt 4&8 yes S

21 Dbl 75FPM Ph2 Color 1&3&5&7 only yes SC Dbl 75FPM Ph2 Color 2&4&6&8 only yes SC 19 Dbl 75FPM Rt-Lt 3&7 Alt 2&6 yes S

22 Dbl 75FPM Alt 1&3&5&7 with 2&4&6&8 yes SC Dbl 75FPM Alt 2&4&6&8 with 1&3&5&7 yes SC 20 Dbl 75FPM Diagonal 1&7 Alt 4&6 yes S

23 Dbl 75FPM Up-Dn 1&3 Alt 5&7 only yes SDbl 75FPM Up-Dn 2&4 Alt 6&8 only yes S21 Dbl 75FPM Diagonal 3&5 Alt 2&8 yes S

24 Dbl 75FPM Up-Dn 1&3 Alt 6&8 only yes SDbl 75FPM Up-Dn 5&7 Alt 2&4 only yes S22 Dbl 75FPM CCW 1&3&5&7 Alt 2&4&6&8 no

25 Dbl 75FPM Rt-Lt 1&5 Alt 3&7 yes SDbl 75FPM Rt-Lt 2&6 Alt 4&8 yes S23 Dbl 75FPM CCW 2&4&6&8 Alt 1&3&5&7 no

26 Dbl 75FPM Diagonal 1&7 Alt 3&5 yes SDbl 75FPM Diagonal 2&8 Alt 4&6 yes S24 Dbl 75FPM CW 1&3&5&7 Alt 2&4&6&8 no

27 Dbl 75FPM CCW 1&3&5&7 only no Dbl 75FPM CCW 2&4&6&8 only no 25 Dbl 75FPM CW 2&4&6&8 Alt 1&3&5&7 no

28 Dbl 75FPM CW 1&3&5&7 only no Dbl 75FPM CW 2&4&6&8 only no

29 Dbl 120FPM Ph1 Color 1&3&5&7 only yes SDbl 120FPM Ph1 Color 2&4&6&8 only yes S

26 Dbl 120FPM Rt-Lt 1&5 Alt 4&8 yes S

30 Dbl 120FPM Ph2 Color 1&3&5&7 only yes SDbl 120FPM Ph2 Color 2&4&6&8 only yes S27 Dbl 120FPM Rt-Lt 3&7 Alt 2&6 yes S

31 Dbl 120FPM Alt 1&3&5&7 with 2&4&6&8 yes SDbl 120FPM Alt 2&4&6&8 with 1&3&5&7 yes S28 Dbl 120FPM Diagonal 1&7 Alt 4&6 yes S

32 Dbl 120FPM Up-Dn 1&3 Alt 5&7 only yes SDbl 120FPM Up-Dn 2&4 Alt 6&8 only yes S29 Dbl 120FPM Diagonal 3&5 Alt 2&8 yes S

33 Dbl 120PM Up-Dn 1&3 Alt 6&8 only yes SDbl 120FPM Up-Dn 5&7 Alt 2&4 only yes S30 Dbl 120FPM CCW 1&3&5&7 Alt 2&4&6&8 no

34 Dbl 120FPM Rt-Lt 1&5 Alt 3&7 yes SDbl 120FPM Rt-Lt 2&6 Alt 4&8 yes S31 Dbl 120FPM CCW 2&4&6&8 Alt 1&3&5&7 no

35 Dbl 120FPM Diagonal 1&7 Alt 3&5 yes SDbl 120FPM Diagonal 2&8 Alt 4&6 yes S32 Dbl 120FPM CW 1&3&5&7 Alt 2&4&6&8 no

36 Dbl 120FPM CCW 1&3&5&7 only no Dbl 120FPM CCW 2&4&6&8 only no 33 Dbl 120FPM CW 2&4&6&8 Alt 1&3&5&7 no

37 Dbl 120FPM CW 1&3&5&7 only no Dbl 120FPM CW 2&4&6&8 only no no

38 Trpl 75FPM Ph1 Color 1&3&5&7 only yes SC Trpl 75FPM Ph1 Color 2&4&6&8 only yes S

34 Trpl 75FPM Rt-Lt 1&5 Alt 4&8 yes S

39 Trpl 75FPM Ph2 Color 1&3&5&7 only yes SC Trpl 75FPM Ph2 Color 2&4&6&8 only yes S35 Trpl 75FPM Rt-Lt 3&7 Alt 2&6 yes S

40 Trpl 75FPM Alt 1&3&5&7 with 2&4&6&8 yes SC Trpl 75FPM Alt 2&4&6&8 with 1&3&5&7 yes S36 Trpl 75FPM Diagonal 1&7 Alt 4&6 yes S

41 Trpl 75FPM Up-Dn 1&3 Alt 5&7 only yes STrpl 75FPM Up-Dn 2&4 Alt 6&8 only yes S37 Trpl 75FPM Diagonal 3&5 Alt 2&8 yes S

42 Trpl 75FPM Up-Dn 1&3 Alt 6&8 only yes STrpl 75FPM Up-Dn 5&7 Alt 2&4 only yes S38 Trpl 75FPM CCW 1&3&5&7 Alt 2&4&6&8 no

43 Trpl 75FPM Rt-Lt 1&5 Alt 3&7 yes STrpl 75FPM Rt-Lt 2&6 Alt 4&8 yes S39 Trpl 75FPM CCW 2&4&6&8 Alt 1&3&5&7 no

44 Trpl 75FPM Diagonal 1&7 Alt 3&5 yes STrpl 75FPM Diagonal 2&8 Alt 4&6 yes S40 Trpl 75FPM CW 1&3&5&7 Alt 2&4&6&8 no

45 Trpl 75FPM CCW 1&3&5&7 only no Trpl 75FPM CCW 2&4&6&8 only no 41 Trpl 75FPM CW 2&4&6&8 Alt 1&3&5&7 no

46 Trpl 75FPM CW 1&3&5&7 only no Trpl 75FPM CW 2&4&6&8 only no

47 Quad 75FPM Ph1 Color 1&3&5&7 only yes SC Quad 75FPM Ph1 Color 2&4&6&8 only yes SC

42 Quad 75FPM Rt-Lt 1&5 Alt 4&8 yes S

48 Quad 75FPM Ph2 Color 1&3&5&7 only yes SC Quad 75FPM Ph2 Color 2&4&6&8 only yes SC 43 Quad 75FPM Rt-Lt 3&7 Alt 2&6 yes S

49 Quad 75FPM Alt 1&3&5&7 with 2&4&6&8 yes SC Quad 75FPM Alt 2&4&6&8 with 1&3&5&7 yes SC 44 Quad 75FPM Diagonal 1&7 Alt 4&6 yes S

50 Quad 75FPM Up-Dn 1&3 Alt 5&7 only yes SQuad 75FPM Up-Dn 2&4 Alt 6&8 only yes S45 Quad 75FPM Diagonal 3&5 Alt 2&8 yes S

51 Quad 75FPM Up-Dn 1&3 Alt 6&8 only yes SQuad 75FPM Up-Dn 5&7 Alt 2&4 only yes S46 Quad 75FPM CCW 1&3&5&7 Alt 2&4&6&8 no

52 Quad 75FPM Rt-Lt 1&5 Alt 3&7 yes SQuad 75FPM Rt-Lt 2&6 Alt 4&8 yes S47 Quad 75FPM CCW 2&4&6&8 Alt 1&3&5&7 no

53 Quad 75FPM Diagonal 1&7 Alt 3&5 yes SQuad 75FPM Diagonal 2&8 Alt 4&6 yes S48 Quad 75FPM CW 1&3&5&7 Alt 2&4&6&8 no

54 Quad 75FPM CCW 1&3&5&7 only no Quad 75FPM CCW 2&4&6&8 only no 49 Quad 75FPM CW 2&4&6&8 Alt 1&3&5&7 no

55 Quad 75FPM CW 1&3&5&7 only no Quad 75FPM CW 2&4&6&8 only no

56 Quad 150FPM Ph1 Color 1&3&5&7 only yes SQuad 150FPM Ph1 Color 2&4&6&8 only yes S

50 Quad 150FPM Rt-Lt 1&5 Alt 4&8 yes S

57 Quad 150FPM Ph2 Color 1&3&5&7 only yes SQuad 150FPM Ph2 Color 2&4&6&8 only yes S51 Quad 150FPM Rt-Lt 3&7 Alt 2&6 yes S

58 Quad 150FPM Alt 1&3&5&7 with 2&4&6&8 yes SQuad 150FPM Alt 2&4&6&8 with 1&3&5&7 yes S52 Quad 150FPM Diagonal 1&7 Alt 4&6 yes S

59 Quad 150FPM Up-Dn 1&3 Alt 5&7 only yes SQuad 150FPM Up-Dn 2&4 Alt 6&8 only yes S53 Quad 150FPM Diagonal 3&5 Alt 2&8 yes S

60 Quad 150FPM Up-Dn 1&3 Alt 6&8 only yes SQuad 150FPM Up-Dn 5&7 Alt 2&4 only yes S54 Quad 150FPM CCW 1&3&5&7 Alt 2&4&6&8 no

61 Quad 150FPM Rt-Lt 1&5 Alt 3&7 yes SQuad 150FPM Rt-Lt 2&6 Alt 4&8 yes S55 Quad 150FPM CCW 2&4&6&8 Alt 1&3&5&7 no

62 Quad 150FPM Diagonal 1&7 Alt 3&5 yes SQuad 150FPM Diagonal 2&8 Alt 4&6 yes S56 Quad 150FPM CW 1&3&5&7 Alt 2&4&6&8 no

63 Quad 150FPM CCW 1&3&5&7 only no Quad 150FPM CCW 2&4&6&8 only no 57 Quad 150FPM CW 2&4&6&8 Alt 1&3&5&7 no

64 Quad 150FPM CW 1&3&5&7 only no Quad 150FPM CW 2&4&6&8 only no

8 65 Modulation Flash Color 1&3&5&7 only no Modulation Flash Color 2&4&6&8 only no

9 66 Modulation Flash Up-Dn 1&3 Alt 5&7 only no Modulation Flash Up-Dn 2&4 Alt 6&8 only no

10 67 Modulation Flash Rt-Lt 1&5 Alt 3&7 no Modulation Flash Rt-Lt 2&6 Alt 4&8 no

11 68 Modulation Flash CCW 1&3&5&7 only no Modulation Flash CCW 2&4&6&8 only no

12 69 Modulation Flash CW 1&3&5&7 only no Modulation Flash CW 2&4&6&8 only no

13 70 Steady Burn 1&3&5&7 only no Steady Burn 2&4&6&8 only no

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Replacement Parts and Accessories:

Troubleshooting:

The XTP series light head has been thoroughly factory tested. If any of the the device functions fail, please check the following:

1. Be sure the power source is activated, then check all connections both positive and ground at the light head (to assure no open or shorted circuits).

2. Permanently connecting the Blue programming wire to ground will disable the light head, no matter what the programmed ash pattern.

3. If the Dim function does not operate, verify the Blue wire is connected to positive.

4. If the sync function is not being used and the light head is functioning erratically, verify the Yellow wire is not connected to positive or ground.

Part/Accs XTP4DS-MC