Pro 3600 DIY
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1. D indicators on top of the headlamp in front of the power button have multiple uses as fuel gauge steps and as identifiers when in the Program Select Mode Fuel Gauge The 8 step LED fuel gauge is located on top of the headlamp in front of the power button When all four LED s are lit solid green the battery is fully charged As the battery discharges 1 increments of capacity the LED s from right to left successively go from solid to blinking green to out With only the final capacity remaining one LED blinks red At this time the headlamp should be turned off and the battery recharged Program Select Mode There are a total of 5 Programs to select from The Pro 3600 headlamp has factory settings which are locked and cannot be modified In addition the headlamp has memory to store four 4 additional operating Programs which you create modify and download to the Pro 3600 headlamp using the Docking Station D I Y Software 1 From the Off position press and hold the power button for 6 seconds to enter the Program Select Mode The number of lit LED s will identify the Program currently being used One LED lit red indicates the factory setting Program One LED lit green indicates Program 1 The second LED from the left lit green indicates Program 2 The third LED from the left lit green indicates Program 3 All four LED s lit green indicates Program 4 2 Cycle through the 5 Programs b2. Make this adjustment before tightening the 2 5 x 30 mm screw Inserting the Headlamp into the Handlebar or Helmet Mount Insert the headlamp into the handlebar or helmet mount slider clip from the rear forward Gently rocking the lamp as you slide it may help Do not push the release lever when inserting the headlamp into the slider clip let the lamp snap into place by itself KS To remove the headlamp push the release SA lever forward and slide the lamp backward Lever Note After mounting the headlamp adjust it so the beam illuminates the road properly without distracting oncoming riders Helmet Mount 1 Unclamp the straps on each side of the helmet mount and pull them free 2 Position the plastic mounting plate as close to the centerline of the helmet as possible orienting the parallel grooves on the slider clip to the rear 3 Feed each strap into and out of two helmet vents circling each strap back to the upper edge of the corresponding clamp 4 Fasten the straps by inserting them into the clamps w Y a MOUNTING THE BATTERY SYSTEM The battery system consists of a tray which mounts to the bike frame and a Li lon battery that releases quickly from the tray for charging The battery system can also be placed in a jersey pocket hydration pack or fanny pack when helmet mounting the headlamp Warning For safety reasons a cyclist should never be tethered to the bike If the headlamp is mounted to the helme
3. PROTECTING YOUR INVESTMENT Properly charge your battery to maximize its lifespan see the Battery Charging and Care section for detailed information When not in use always disconnect the headlamp from the battery tray To unplug grasp the connector not the cable The Pro 3600 will perform in wet weather conditions but submerging it in water will damage the system SUPPORT If you experience difficulties during product installation or operation NiteRider provides free telephone support on weekdays from 8 00 AM to 4 30 PM Pacific Time at 800 466 8366 extension 4 You may also e mail us at Support niterider NiteRider Technical Lighting Systems NiteRider Technical Lighting Systems Inc 8295 Aero Place Suite 200 San Diego Ca 92123 www niterider com 150 22843 Rev A FACTORY SETTINGS Factory settings are locked and cannot be changed The Pro 3600 factory settings include 3 light levels and the one flash pattern See table below Settings Run Times Pro 3600 1000 6 00 1800 3 30 3600 1 30 Run times are approximations and will vary THERMAL STEP DOWN If the Pro 3600 headlamp is used in a static air environment such as bench testing heat retention due to inadequate airflow may cause the light output to step down to a lower level to avoid damage In rare cases of extreme heat retention the light will power of to protect the LED s from overheating Use a fan if bench testing the ligh
4. Y Software will create a problem The headlamp will either not operate or operate unpredictably To correct this situation disconnect power to the docking station wait 10 seconds then reconnect power The D I Y Software and docking station will reconnect then repeat the downloading process RIDING AT NIGHT While a Pro 3600 lighting system will dramatically improve your view control and enjoyment of night riding please remember that cycling at night is an inherently dangerous activity In addition to using your lighting system properly and riding with extreme caution NiteRider urges you to e Never ride alone e Always let someone know where you are going e Wear a helmet and reflective clothing e Carry an auxiliary light and emergency supplies e Make sure the headlamp mounting bracket and battery are securely fastened e Always disconnect the battery from the headlamp when transporting the light system NiteRider Technical Lighting Systems Pro 3600 PRO SERIES USER GUIDE DISCOVER THE NIGHT Thank you for choosing the Pro 3600 from NiteRider the innovator in technical lighting systems The Pro 3600 consists of dual beams of LED light and incorporates the latest in hardware and software technology To get the most from your NiteRider light we urge you to familiarize yourself with the following safety and operating instructions To learn about the features of the D I Y Software please refer to a separate co
5. he software please refer to the D I Y Pro LED Series Software Guide DOWNLOAD PROGRAMS FROM THE D I Y SOFTWARE To download Programs from the D I Y Software the Docking Station must be powered by a wall outlet the Docking Station must be connected to the host computer and the headlamp must be connected to the Docking Station 1 Plug the AC Adapter into the Docking Station and then into the wall socket The Power indicator on the docking station will illuminate solid red 2 Plug one end of the USB Cable into the Docking Station and the other end into the USB port of a computer The USB PC indicator will illuminate solid yellow 3 Connect the Pro 3600 headlamp to the Docking Station The Headlamp indicator will illuminate solid yellow 4 Click the Update button on the D I Y Software control panel to initiate transmission of Programs to the headlamp Refer to the D I Y Pro LED Series Software Guide for detailed information on the software features and how they function 5 Both the USB PC and Headlamp indicators will blink indicating Programs are being downloaded through the Docking Station and into the headlamp 6 With a successful download the headlamp LED indicator changes from red to green Warning Disconnecting the headlamp from the docking station or the docking station from the computer or disrupting power to the docking station while transmitting Programs from the D I
6. mpanion document entitled DIY Pro LED Series Software Guide PARTS LIST AND IDENTIFICATION Parts for Pro 3600 System A Dual Beam Headlamp B Li lon Battery 8 Cell 7 4v 11 6A Hr C Universal Handlebar Mount UHM D Helmet Mount E Docking Station F AC Adapter G 36 Extension Cord H USB Cable l Battery Tray MOUNTING THE HEADLAMP The Pro Series headlamp can be mounted to the handlebar or a helmet Universal Handlebar Mount The Universal Handlebar Mount UHM is designed to fit on virtually any handlebar Included with the mount is a 2 5 mm Allen wrench for adjusting the mount 1 Turn the knob counter clockwise allowing the hinge to swing open 2 Place the mount on the handlebar on the left side the stem orienting the rectangular notch in the slider clip to the rear 3 Swing the hinge down to make contact with the handlebar 4 Swing the hex bolt up seating the knob into its recess 2 5x 12MM 5 Turn the knob clockwise to i EE tighten and secure the UHM to the handlebar SWING ARM aa ia DX NOTCH X SCREW HEX BOLT The UHM can be adjusted to accommodate any handlebar angle By loosening the 2 5 x 30 mm Allen screw you can move the swing arm back and forth to straighten the headlamp Tighten the 2 5 x 30 mm screw after the adjustment To pivot the headlamp loosen the 2 5 x 12 mm screw located under the slider clip and swing arm and rotate the headlamp to the desired position
7. t do not mount the bat tery system to the frame Conversely if the headlamp is mounted to the handlebar do not place the battery system in a pocket or pack Frame Mount 1 Thread the Velcro straps through the 2 slots on the bottom of the battery tray 2 Attach the concave surface of the tray to a safe convenient location on the frame typically under the top or down tube placing the Velcro strap over the tube but under any shift or brake cables The cable from the tray should extend toward the stem 3 Secure the headlamp and battery tray cables to the frame using the thin Velcro strapettes Make sure the cables do not interfere with any moving parts 4 Aligning the arrow on the bottom of the battery with the red arrow inside the tray slide the battery into the tray until you hear a noticeable click Note If a click is not heard when sliding the battery into the tray proper mating did not occur Remove battery from tray and repeat the process Velcro Straps gt Battery Tray Bottom View Battery Tray Top View Battery Bottom View Pocket or Pack 1 Route the headlamp 36 extension cable through a helmet vent or along the outside of the helmet using the thin velcro strapette secure the cable 2 Connect the 36 extension cable to the battery making sure the cable does not interfere with any moving parts 3 Simply place the battery in a pocket or pack OPERATION LED Indicators The four LE
8. t in a static air environment DOCKING STATION The Docking Station has two uses 1 To recharge the Pro Series Li lon battery 2 To download Programs from the D I Y Software to the headlamp BATTERY CHARGING AND CARE Battery Recharging A Pro 3600 8 cell 7 4v 11 6Ah Li lon will fully charge in 5 00 hours 1 Plug the AC Adapter into the Docking Station and then into the wall socket The Power indicator on the docking station will illuminate solid red 2 Place the battery into the Docking Station The Battery indicator will illuminate solid blue indicating contact and that the battery is ready to charge A blinking yellow indicator signifies the battery is out of the permissible temperature range for charging 3 Status of the 5 step charging process is displayed on the front panel of the Docking Station 4 When the battery is fully charged the Charged indicator will illuminate solid green and charging will shut off automatically 5 Leaving the battery in the Docking Station indefinitely will not harm the battery Every 24 hours the Docking Station will test the battery level and apply a charge if required Warning If the Batt Error indicator illuminates solid red contact NiteRider Customer Service for assistance D I Y SOFTWARE The latest version of the D I Y Software is available to download at www niteriderservices com The software runs under Windows 2000 and above For detailed information on t
9. y pressing and releasing the power button 3 To select a Program press and hold the power button until all lit LED s begin to blink rapidly 5 times Once a Program has been selected the light will operate under that Program specifications Before shipping NiteRider has initialized the memory for the 4 additional operating Programs with factory settings Power Button Uses The power button located on the top of the headlamp is used to turn the light on change light and flash levels turn the light off and access the Program Select mode e Light On Press and release the power button to turn the light on Cycle through the brightness levels by pressing and releasing the power button e Flash To access flash mode press and hold the power button for greater than 3 seconds Cycle through the flash patterns by pressing and releasing the power button e Light Off To turn the light off while in either normal light or flash mode press and hold the power button for greater than 1 and less than 3 seconds e Program Mode From the Off position press and hold the power button for 6 seconds to enter the ProgramSelect Mode
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