Both needed fiddling with. Cleaning, adjusting, pitching spurious components, etc. Gray seems stable now. Green seems to have mind of its own at times. Won’t turn on. Stays on, etc. - even when adjusted, tested and just left to sit for a few days.
Not enough mfr tolerance design into it by engineers. They are lovable but not QC’d well enough.
With light turned On, click 4 times fast to enter ramp config mode. At the prompts (fluttering light), respectively, click 1 time, then 21 times. If there is a 3rd prompt, click 7 times (this is seen when in stepped ramping mode).
I think I did it with light on, 4 clicks then maybe 1 after flutter, is that what turns turbo to ramp top? I didnt do 20ish clicks to enable it, seems odd to disenable with 21 clicks lol. Lesson is don’t play with this light while half asleep.
I’m still confused, I somehow added turbo to the ramp max with just one or 2 clicks after one of the flutters. I would just like to put it back to the factory default, thats what I was used to using, that is the top of the ramp was high (I think lol) and then still need double click for turbo. Thanks for help Jason, if you could confirm your previous instructions are what I need to do before I fudge it up anymore.
Assuming you are in smooth ramping mode, you can set the ramp floor minimum and maximum.
With light turned On, click 4 times fast. At the prompts (fluttering light) click 1 time it will respond and then then flutter a second time. This second flutter is where it sets the ramp max. Default is 21 clicks. If you click 1 time ramp max will be Turbo, so don’t do that, click 21 times.
Anduril is a little too easy to get into the menu settings, Imho.
You can also set the ramp min and max in stepped ramping. It has seperate settings. Same procedure except you make sure your in stepped ramping mode. It has a 3rd flutter which is the number of steps you want. Default is 7.
This also allows for two different momentary moon modes when the light is locked out. Hold gives you the floor for the current ramp and click, hold gives you the floor for the other ramp. Pretty cool, and one of the more obscure features.
One of mine no longer stops at the top of the ramp before turbo, meaning it no longer takes a double click to reach turbo. Did I accidentally re-configure it that way, or is it a quirk?
This is for the FW3A. All three originally required a double click to turbo, and now one of them doesn’t. It just ramps to turbo without a double click.