Received my TS10 red, red aux 4000k yesterday. Was baffled at first with constant blinking, still ramping…
Somehow did a factory reset successfully. Aux on LOW!. Figured i have to lockout to put aux on high. OK.
Ordered another. The last one in black with orange aux 4000k.
not really… it is your choice,
but Aux on High will kill your battery in a few days
more info in the manual
I like AUX. so gonna use ’em. I can always recharge a battery.
Got my second TS10 today, red with red aux in 4000k. Really nice tint, but I am really shocked as I can’t decide if I like the CW better or not. The 5800k is just amazing, but the 4000k is also amazing… glad I got both. Did flash fixed firmware on it, almost before I installed a cell to test it. The 4000k will be really nice for nightstand use as the 5800k was just a little harsh.
BTW, I made a fresh compile today. You can find the hex file here. Highlights of the changes:
Well, downloaded and flashed new versions again on both lights. I was hoping that low power blink was in your option list for auxes, no luck. But, OMG the lows are really low now! Great work! Thanks a bunch.
You can find it in my fork of Anduril: 【TS10V2 Ti available】Wurkkos "slender waist" TS10 titanium version will available on 23th,Sep - #689 by SammysHP
Sammy, are all the traditional elements of Anduril 2 still in this version? Specifically the ramp speed adjustments? Nice button mode, but I have so many Anduril lights that I am not interested in learning a new interface. BTW, I am still using your Anduril 1 fork in all of my FW lights that allows for 5C while locked to set an autolock timer. Love it, thanks for all of your work.
Yes, all original features are present and unaffected.
Glad you like my autolock feature. It was included in Anduril 2 and presumably saved many pockets. 
It has saved my pockets a few times, only have cooked on pair of Carhart jeans.
gchart and SammysHP: the new hex is great. The low is close to the SP10Pro now and will work better than the high AUX.
Thanks for your work!
Worth me posting my thanks to Wurkkos for an instant full refund without the hassle of returning the faulty light. Good work Wurkkos.
SammyHP, got your fork flashed on both of my TS10’s and love the low blink for lockout! Also the refactored low end ramp smoothness is awesome.
Thanks to both of you for your hard work on this firmware.
I’d say “half good” : it is both very good and not much 
It has really cool things going for it, but the clip is awful, it scratched the surface of the flashlight at first try.
I would have loved a deep-carry : so I made kind of one using old Wenger chained o-ring and modified original clip, but it scratches the body even worse than stock clip.
Anduril 2 is quite fun, but its one more UI to remember… I’d prefer it if there were two channels
I also succeeded in reflashing a TS10… Thanks to all
the lowest mode, in advanced, is now 0.02 instead of 0.2… YAY
aux lights are off when main LEDs are On… YAY!!!
defaults:
94 lumens memory at turn on, in Simple Mode, floor 0.2 lumens, ceiling 804 lumens. Aux on Low when Off. Aux on High Blink when locked.
advanced mode 2H from off gives ceiling 367 lumens, 2H again gives turbo 955 Lumens, floor is 0.02 lumens.
fwiw, I increased thermal step down to 50C, the light now sustains 300 lumens. In stock thermal config, the light steps down to 88 lumens in less than 10 seconds.
Where do I get the hardware to reflash the TS10?
I got it from gchart: (ignore the green circles)
the TS10 has no pin holes in the pads, so you need to clamp the pins to the head something like this:
thats actually a pic of an SP10 Pro, it has holes in the flashing pads, and does not need to be clamped, but I did anyway
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the programmer also works for the SC21 Pro, with a separate harness…
I did not have pogo pins, I soldered the wires to the flashing pads on the driver. The wire harness I used for the SC21 Pro, came from a separate purchase on aliex…
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all this thanks to Adair21’s post,
plus lots of help from several kind people who coached me privately to install all the software and driver, on my iMac.
If I purchase a TS10 say today, I wonder if these changes would or can be requested to be flashed to my unit? Not sure how it works between you guys….
Usually pogo pins are pointy enough to not slip away. You can hold it in place with one hand and use the other one to start flashing. Using a clamp makes it slower, but helps positioning if it is difficult for you to see the tiny pads or if you can’t hold still enough.