SF E1B question?
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Kilovolt
Flashlight Enthusiast
I just checked for you: when the E1B is on (regardless of mode) the only thing you can do is turn it off by fully clicking the switch. No response to half pressures or taps. 
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HKJ
Flashaholic
The logic in E1B is the same as in Fenix (and many other lights), but Surefire is using a forward clickie and like Fenix it has no memory.
I.e.:
A full press: Turn on in high
A half press and then a full press: Turn on in low mode, with a flash of high first.
When on in high mode: Two full presses to get into low mode, with a short darkness between.
When on in low mode: Two full presses to get into high mode, with a short darkness between.
I.e.:
A full press: Turn on in high
A half press and then a full press: Turn on in low mode, with a flash of high first.
When on in high mode: Two full presses to get into low mode, with a short darkness between.
When on in low mode: Two full presses to get into high mode, with a short darkness between.
