@legmar it's sound off signals' Bluetooth programming module. Requires access to the red, black, and green wires on the module itself. Allows full reprogramming of the lights themselves. Long and short, I'm debating if it's worth ordering the chase package and trying it, or just ordering the bracket and bare modules and building my own wiring harness.
Strobe pattern is kinda bad, those have programming to make them wig wag, aka side to side flash which is far more effective than just simultaneous flashing. These lights have programming for that from Soundoff that is stated in the wiring diagram.
@legmar I definitely do. I'll link it at bottom here. It tells you how to wig wag them on page 5 and also tells you how to change patterns a little sooner. Patterns matter a lot on vehicles on the road for max effectiveness. Your current setup I'd say isn't 100% effective because there's periods where the Amber's are off because you have them set to simultaneously flash versus if it were set to wig wag you'd always have a light on. 4x2 FASCIA LIGHTS - AWS dam-storage.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/4x2_mpower_ECE.pdf
@@Unit3611that’s super useful - thanks! If I’m reading it correctly, I just need to hold my white wire to ground for 3 seconds. Currently, I am using a switch to apply 12v power to the white wire when I want to switch the ambers from steady to flashing. I’m a little nervous to apply ground to the white wire in case I’m misreading this doc. 🙈
What all wires are coming out of the lights themselves? Im wondering if these can be used with their configureit module.
I’ve never looked into that module, so I’m not sure. Would love to hear if you try it!
@legmar it's sound off signals' Bluetooth programming module. Requires access to the red, black, and green wires on the module itself. Allows full reprogramming of the lights themselves.
Long and short, I'm debating if it's worth ordering the chase package and trying it, or just ordering the bracket and bare modules and building my own wiring harness.
Strobe pattern is kinda bad, those have programming to make them wig wag, aka side to side flash which is far more effective than just simultaneous flashing. These lights have programming for that from Soundoff that is stated in the wiring diagram.
I'm not sure where to find that - do you have a link you can share? Thanks!
@legmar I definitely do. I'll link it at bottom here. It tells you how to wig wag them on page 5 and also tells you how to change patterns a little sooner. Patterns matter a lot on vehicles on the road for max effectiveness. Your current setup I'd say isn't 100% effective because there's periods where the Amber's are off because you have them set to simultaneously flash versus if it were set to wig wag you'd always have a light on.
4x2 FASCIA LIGHTS - AWS dam-storage.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/4x2_mpower_ECE.pdf
@@Unit3611that’s super useful - thanks! If I’m reading it correctly, I just need to hold my white wire to ground for 3 seconds. Currently, I am using a switch to apply 12v power to the white wire when I want to switch the ambers from steady to flashing. I’m a little nervous to apply ground to the white wire in case I’m misreading this doc. 🙈
Well, I did some more research, and it appears that this video shows how to do what you're describing... ua-cam.com/video/5uWUuoP6O4I/v-deo.html
would you recommend doing some foam or something to put on the mpower light prior to installing to seal further for water?
I haven't noticed any leaks on mine, so I don't think so. I have noticed my screws backing out though, so I may remove them and add some loctite.
Cool effects. May I ask what you use the truck for? Or is it just for fun?
I sometimes do search & rescue, vehicle recovery, road trash cleanup, etc.
How nice video!Do you interested in product review? How can I contact with you?