Standby L52 2C User manual

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L52 2C
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Technical Data
Lens
Polycarbonate
Diodes
6+6 high power LED
Cable
2 m, basic version
Power
10-30 V DC
Ambient temperature
-40ºC to +85ºC
Power consumption
0.8 A peak at 13.8 V
0.4 A peak at 27.6 V
Size
113 x 28 x 9 mm
Approvals
Light: ECE R65 (E5)
EMC: ECE R10 (E5)
IP6K9K
Included
1 x L52 Lamp 2C
1 x gasket
1 x assembly kit
Synchronizing
12 V: Up to 12 lamps
24 V: Up to 8 lamps
Preset Settings
Part
number
Color 1
Color 2
Flash pattern
Sync mode
Input X2/X3
Color 1
Color 2
Color 1
Color 2
Color 1
Color 2
45257031
Blue
Amber
Double
Double
Simultaneous
Alternate
Pull down
Pull down
45257032
Blue
Red
Steady
45257033
Blue
White
Steady
45257034
Blue
Green
Double
45267031
Red
White
Double
45287031
Amber
White
Steady
45287032
Green
Amber
Double
45287034
Amber
Red
Steady
To change the flash pattern setting, see Flash Pattern. To change the sync mode setting, see Sync Mode. To change the input
X2/X3 setting, see Input X2/X3.

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Flash Pattern
Introduction
The flash pattern setting controls the flash pattern. There are seven available combinations of flash
patterns, see table.
•Double, Triple and Steady burn are built-in flash patterns and no control system is
needed.
•With Steady burn 1, Steady burn 2 and Steady burn 3 an external flasher or control
system is used to control the flash pattern.
The preset setting of flash pattern depends on the version of the lamp, see Preset Settings.
When in configuration mode, the number of blank flashes (lamp off) in the flash sequence show the
current flash pattern setting, see table.
Blank flashes per
flash sequence
Flash pattern
Flash control
Color 1
Color 2
1
Double
Double
Built-in
2
Triple
Triple
Built-in
3
Double
Steady burn
Built-in
4
Triple
Steady burn
Built-in
5
Steady burn 1
Steady burn 1
External
6
Steady burn 2
Steady burn 2
External
7
Double
Steady burn 3
Built-in/External

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Setting the Flash Pattern
WARNING
Risk of eye damage. Do not look into the beam at close range.
1. If already in configuration mode, go to step 6.
2. If the lamp is connected to the power supply, disconnect it.
3. Connect the red wire to 10-30 V DC via a 5 A fuse.
4. Connect the black wire to ground.
5. Within 1 to 6 sec: temporarily connect the white wire to ground and let it stay connected for at
least 2 sec.
The lamp enters configuration mode and a flash sequence indicating the current settings starts.
Note
If this step is performed incorrectly, you must restart from step 2.
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6. Temporarily connect the white wire to ground to enter configuration mode for flash pattern.
7. Count the number of blank flashes (lamp off) per flash sequence to find out the current flash
pattern setting.
8. Temporarily connect the white wire to ground to change to the next version of flash pattern. Each
time the white wire is temporarily connected to ground the next version of flash pattern is selected.
9. To change the sync mode setting, see Sync Mode. To change the input X2/X3 setting, see Input
X2/X3. To reset to factory settings, see Factory Reset.
10. Disconnect the power supply to save the selected settings and exit configuration mode.
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Sync Mode
Introduction
The sync mode setting controls how the flashing of two or more lamps is synchronized. There are four
available combinations of sync mode, see table.
•Simultaneous means that the lamps are in sync, that is they come on and go off at the
same time.
•Alternate means that the lamps are out of sync.
The preset setting of sync mode is Simultaneous for color 1 and Alternate for color 2.
When in configuration mode, the number of bright flashes of color 1 per flash sequence show the
current sync mode setting, see table.
Bright flashes (color 1)
per flash sequence
Sync mode
Color 1
Color 2
1
Simultaneous
Alternate
2
Alternate
Simultaneous
3
Alternate
Alternate
4
Simultaneous
Simultaneous