How to Program Q Series Flood Mode
Q Series
- Introduction to the Q Series Family 2:32
- Comparing 3 Mode & Serial Wiring and Installation 2:46
- How to Program Q Series Warning Flash Patterns 1:26
- How to Program Q Series Pattern Phasing 2:41
- How to Program Q Series Cruise Mode 1:09
- How to Program Q Series STT Signal 2:56
- How to Program Q Series Flood Mode 1:28
- How to Program Q Series Colors 2:34
- How to Program Q Series Color Lock 2:13
- How to Program Q Serial Zones 5:25
- How to Program Q Serial Inputs 2:35
- How to Program Q Serial Flash Patterns 1:35
- How to Program Q Serial Cruise Mode 1:52
- How to Program Q Serial Stop-Tail-Turn Signal 4:07
- How to Program Q Serial Flood Mode 1:33
- How to Program Q Serial Low Power & Cut Off 1:24
- How to Program Q Serial Directional Patterns 3:04
- What Comes with the Q Series Surface Mounts 1:58
- What Comes with Q Series 100 & 200 Sticks 1:11
- What Comes with Q Series Mirror Mounts 0:54
- What Comes with Q Series 1x & 2x Dash Lights 1:55
- What Comes with Q Series Under Mirror Pucks 1:07
Q Series
- Introduction to the Q Series Family 2:32
- Comparing 3 Mode & Serial Wiring and Installation 2:46
- How to Program Q Series Warning Flash Patterns 1:26
- How to Program Q Series Pattern Phasing 2:41
- How to Program Q Series Cruise Mode 1:09
- How to Program Q Series STT Signal 2:56
- How to Program Q Series Flood Mode 1:28
- How to Program Q Series Colors 2:34
- How to Program Q Series Color Lock 2:13
- How to Program Q Serial Zones 5:25
- How to Program Q Serial Inputs 2:35
- How to Program Q Serial Flash Patterns 1:35
- How to Program Q Serial Cruise Mode 1:52
- How to Program Q Serial Stop-Tail-Turn Signal 4:07
- How to Program Q Serial Flood Mode 1:33
- How to Program Q Serial Low Power & Cut Off 1:24
- How to Program Q Serial Directional Patterns 3:04
- What Comes with the Q Series Surface Mounts 1:58
- What Comes with Q Series 100 & 200 Sticks 1:11
- What Comes with Q Series Mirror Mounts 0:54
- What Comes with Q Series 1x & 2x Dash Lights 1:55
- What Comes with Q Series Under Mirror Pucks 1:07
Video Transcript
Flood mode or all white steady on is really simple to program. On your Q Series light Heads, let me show you how that's done. To start, I'm gonna apply power to my mode wire. The light will flash in a blue steady on pattern, which is a factory default. I'll take my blue wire, which is my pattern changer wire, and tap it to ground until I get to the steady on pattern. Now, don't be confused by two steady on patterns. The first one is a brake pop pattern, which we would not want to use for a flood activation. I'll tap again. Now I'm on a tail light, which is a dim cruise mode pattern. I'll tap again, and now I'm on full intensity, steady on notice. When I disconnect power, the light turns right on and doesn't break pop. I'll then connect my green wire to power 12 volts to cycle through the colors. Red, amber, and now white. And there you have it. I now have white steady on full intensity, programmed on my mode wire.