D-mini EX features a forward clicky switch and multi-level digital output control circuit with
memory functions.
Half-press the tail switch to power on D-mini EX momentary, full press to lock it for constant
on. Another full press to release the lock (power off)
Digital output control
Half press to cycle the output from High, Medium and Low.
At each output level, with a full press to lock it.
You can change the output by power off and on (within 0.5 second). As the powered off over
1 second will reset the IC to the initial status and remains the high output with your next
start.
Battery Installation
Unscrew the tail switch housing and insert new batteries with positive ends towards LED
assembly. Replace tail switch and hand tighten. Depress tailcap pushbutton switch to test.
Note: It would not light if battery is inserted in wrong direction.
D-mini EX with digital polarity protection design.
CAUTION: D-mini EX flashlights are high-output lighting devices. Due to possible eye
injury, DO NOT look directly into the reflector when the light is switched on. Safety is
your responsibility, too.
External surface temperature will rise during prolonged operation; this is a normal operating
phenomenon.
Battery Replacement
If there is significant decrease in brightness of light output you should replace the battery.
Unscrew the LED-engine and remove the old battery. Insert a new battery as mentioned in
Battery Installation Guide
WARNING: Lithium batteries can explode or cause burns if disassembled, shorted,
recharged, exposed to water, fire, or high temperatures. Do not place loose batteries in a
pocket, purse or other container containing metal objects or store with hazardous or
combustible materials. Store in cool, dry, ventilated area. Follow applicable laws and
regulations for disposal.
Maintenance
Clean and lubricate threads with a clean cloth and apply thin coat of silicon-based lubricant to
rubber O-rings. Note: Do not use petroleum-based lubrication on O-rings. After prolonged
exposure to moisture, the bezel and batteries should be removed, inspected, and dried if
necessary.