Too many for this thread frystormer....do a search in coolfall and some reading and you'll get the full story I think you may be looking for....
By the by, I was going to send you a PM but, I don't seem to have that ability---the option isn't in your mailbox....![]()
Karl
I've often had the same questions, Fyrstormer - this thread was helpful to me. Hope it helps you!
Thanks run4jc, I've got some chores to be doing for the next few days. yOu saved me the trouble of looking.
Karl
Hmmm...it seems that I missed the second batch of this TriV too
Maybe I will get it at the next one
When will the next sales thread be expected ?![]()
Resistance is futile...
Next week I will be calling http://www.mauryshow.com/ to schedule the DNA tests.
That will settle things, once, and for all.![]()
The beatings will continue until morale improves!!!!
Musta! Seems OK now but, I forgot what words of wisdom I was going to send!
Karl
Last edited by karlthev; 05-30-2010 at 03:40 PM.
Gotcha beat Dizzy, I jsut spoke to my connections on...
http://www.jerryspringertv.com/
Heh, heh!
Karl
Couldnt find a better place to ask a programming question, so here goes:
Re: configurations 1-4. It seems like the first step should be selecting a configuration. So lets say I switch to configuration 3. First it goes thru a reset to factory levels for config 3. Right? Now, is everything I do just acting on config 3? If I change the emitter combo or levels, do those get saved at config 3? And do they last until I do a reset? Does the reset only reset config 3? Is that config 3 saved forever? If I change to another config, then back to 3, does it cal to the saved config or to the factory settings?
Has anyone got 4 configs programmed yet?
::I don't always carry a flashlight, but when I do, I prefer Tri-V. Stay illuminated my friends::
The answer to all your questions is yes. Except, it will automatically do a PU3 type cal only the first time you do a config 2, 3 or 4. It does that because those matrix locations are empty when you get the light. A PU3 type cal is always to factory emitter and power settings.
Additionally a cal of any of your changes happens at the end of a PU4 sequence automatically.
FYI, the definition of a cal is simply an algorithm in the microprocessor computing what voltage is needed to drive a given emitter(s) to the desired current. It has nothing to do with battery voltage.
Cheers
Dave
Email ==> cpfdata@coolfall.com
Thanks Dave. I watched the videos, read the documentation, and finally got up the nerve to try it. The programming is not bad at all. I was able to tweak the settings with little problem. The level setting took a bit of practice. I'm done playing for now while the adhesive dries on the trit I installed.
::I don't always carry a flashlight, but when I do, I prefer Tri-V. Stay illuminated my friends::
I'm sure I am only one of many (most?) who have four configurations set.
Glad to see you got your light!
Karl
Got my Tri-V today, I nearly flash my brains out programming it. I found that setting the emitter you want is a hit and miss thing till I figure out it is much easier to set the emitter you want to P2, e.g. if you want to set P5 to reflector and flood, after Power up 4, set the knob to P5, the flashing stops, select the emitter you want to P2 by toggling between P1 and P2, in this case, set the reflector and flood on P2, then turn the light off from P2, after that, it is the power level selecting sequence which is a breeze.
Think about it... a 2 stage light is all you need.
Also, how do you put the lanyard into the beads and Tri-V ? Those holes are damn small ! My reflector is off-center, anyway to fix that ?
Think about it... a 2 stage light is all you need.
Email ==> cpfdata@coolfall.com
Email ==> cpfdata@coolfall.com
ya, selecting emitter will work on any two position but if say we use position P4 to select the emitter, i found that if I switch to the off position just a bit slowly, the system will not record the correct emitter selected, eg, it will select the emitter at P3 cos I turn to the off position too slowly, and trust me, I already tried turning to the off position as fast as I can.
Think about it... a 2 stage light is all you need.
Ya, beam pattern is still great, just a nice amount of flood and throw from the reflector, leaving pure flood and throw to the other two emitters. I am really impressed on the well balanced beam.
Also, when I set 3A to all 3 emitters to light at the same time, how is the current divided ?
Think about it... a 2 stage light is all you need.
In that case there are six die all in parallel. Each of the six die will have slightly different Vf but really the XR-E is higher than the rest by a good bit and in my tests I found it was driven less then the others. So in this case the XR-E is under 500mA were all the other five are over 500mA.
Add to this that the XP-G is more efficient so it puts out more light than any other single die.
Cheers
Dave
Email ==> cpfdata@coolfall.com
My Tri-V is acting strange this morning, I will sent you an email Dave.
Think about it... a 2 stage light is all you need.
Based on what you said in your email I am sure the converter board switch input has failed. I have seen it before, it could be a cold solder joint on the switch.
I suspected as much when you said you could not program it. Because what you were describing would not happen with a healthy converter board.
In any case, the converter board has failed and you will have to send it back. I am sorry that has happened. But I am somewhat sure of what the problem is, so fixing it will be straight forward.
I will fix it up quickly and get it back to you.
Cheers
Dave
Email ==> cpfdata@coolfall.com
K, will sent it back over the weekend, will use the address on the shipping box.
Think about it... a 2 stage light is all you need.
That is the correct address.
I will be looking for it.
Cheers
Dave
Email ==> cpfdata@coolfall.com
OK - I have mentally committed to a Tri-V and hope to be quick enough and lucky enough to score one. My 007 has totally convinced me!
Any estimate as to when the next release might be?
Thank you!
Email ==> cpfdata@coolfall.com
I need another, so I guess I'll be in for this run.![]()
Email ==> cpfdata@coolfall.com