Maybe it`s just me but every light I have (Emisar) that has anduril or anduril 2 is different. Some the secondaries are brighter, some of the color combinations of the secondaries are different (I`ve never been able to get yellow out of any of them).
One of them has the ramp up of secondaries as 2 different settings.
Would I be able to flash my Emisars from a Mac with the flashing cable?
Hey everyone,
Just got Wurkkos TS21 (finally I’ve found a successor to my Convoy’s S2 fleet), with Anduril 2. Awesome functionality, got around the manual pretty quickly.
I have an issue with adjusting the brightness of any momentary modes in Lockout mode. Based on manual & flasfhlight’s real functionality, we have two brightness options from lockout: 1C & 2H. I’d like to have one of these options to be brighter (preferably 2H), but can’t get my head around it. Note that I’m using Simple UI most of the time & would like to keep it this way. I get how Advanced is working but just don’t need it’s possibilities 99% of time.
Despite making adjustments to floor ramp level, it doesn’t change anything in Lockout mode for me. What am I doing wrong?
What I’ve tried based on this reddit post comment :
I use Manual Memory
when I lockout, 2H gives the manual memory brightness
Oh hey that was me, haha.
To adjust the brightness of 2H from lockout, you need to set the bottom of one of your ramps (either smooth or stepped, doesn’t matter) to the desired brightness level. Alternatively, you can use manual mode memory at the desired brightness level.
Thank you, jon_slider
Thank you, tactical_grizzly. He-he, nice to meet you here! Thanks for the info.
I managed to achieve what I need, though I would be glad if Anduril had an option to set up lockout mode brightness separate from global (simple/advanced) ramp/stepped floor brightness. What worked is setting it up in Advanced mode for floor ramp to be bright enough for Lockout 2H to me.
This gave me new floor brightness in Advanced UI ramp mode, though it didn’t change floor brightness in Simple UI ramp mode, which is good enough. And, it surely worked and set 2H for Lockout mode to be as bright as Advanced UI new floor brightness in ramp mode.
This settles things for me now. Thank you, guys!
is it possible to get a 4 group battery level during turn on for the sofirn model lamps. This for me would be make the UI perfect. Its a heavily used feature for me in Fenix lights. and with the dual color switch in the sc31, should fit perfectly in the UI, can be toggled for people who want it. Its a very used feature for me.
The moonlight seems to be very bright on my new d4v2 with tint ramping, even when only two emitters are used. I flashed the newest firmware already. I changed floor level so 1. 3 seems to be the even brighter default.
Is there anything I can do to lower the moon mode?
Hi, I found a bug in the build for D11 B35AM (stock, I haven’t reflash it yet). If I recall correctly, there was similar thing discovered some time ago. I locked the flashlight, configured aux to blinking and white. After couple minutes it unlocked itself.
Just wondering, I just got a Fireflies T9R (SBT90.2), doing the 15-clicks from Off version check, it blinks out:
2020-12-24 model code ‘443’
The driver board indicates “LUME rev B 11-20’.
The model code 443 does not seem to be in the ‘MODELS’ file when I checked now.
Can’t seem to find Anduril 2 firmware with date code 2020-12-24 in ToyKeeper’s repository either.
The triple-click-from-Off sequence is: BattCheck -> TempCheck -> Beacon -> SOS
So this is another flashlight that has ‘SOS’ mode in the BattCheck sequence.
From Hank’s thread a little while back. TK, have you seen this stepped ramp idea? I would love that on my tint ramping D4V2, as I only ever use mid-ramp, one channel, or the other channel.
Also, would it be possible for you to add jump-start functionality to K1 SBT’s firmware?
Thank you for all your hard work. I know you are super busy.
I’ve started with it a week ago, but it’s not finished and I’m not happy with that implementation: GitHub - SammysHP/flashlight-firmware at stepped-tint-ramping
Btw here’s an overview of my modifications to anduril: Modifications Overview · SammysHP/flashlight-firmware Wiki · GitHub
Would it be possible to have a timekeeping feature in Anduril 2? It’d be great to have tint ramping lights automatically adjust CCT based on time of day.
No, there is no real-time clock on the drivers and the MCU’s internal clock is not precise enough to be useful more than a few minutes.
There is a feature that does that… (not by time of day, but by output)
“”there is an “auto CCT” mode.“:http://toykeeper.net/torches/fsm/anduril2/anduril-manual.txt This automatically chooses a CCT based on the brightness level”
(Tint ramping is a misuse of terms, it is actually Color Temperature Blending, so I edited out the word Tint and replaced it with CCT in the above quote from the manual)
Is there an official definition of “tint”? I’ve been using it as a term that means any deviation from pure white, whether it be CCT or DUV.
color temperature (CCT), expressed in Kelvin, ranges within the orange/blue spectrum
Tint, expressed as Duv, ranges within the green/magenta spectrum
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”Tint” is not used in lighting standards, it’s a colloquial term, there is no official definition, just the one people use.
In standards they speak of light chromacity (color of the light), expressed by x,y coordinates in CIE 1931 color space for example, but also CCT and duv for white light because it’s more intuitive. ”above” ”on” and ”below the Planckian locus” are terms often used when talking about duv.
In my opinion tint in general refer more to CCT, as in ”I like warm tints”, while talking about tint for a certain CCT means duv, as in ”this 3500K LED has a good tint”.
Also AFAIK there is no mention of ”pure white”, maybe that’s a thing in the printing or other industries, but not in lighting.
Any idea how much it would vary over time?
I’ve been interested in a sunrise mode, where you tap the number of hours and tens of minutes that you want to sleep, then it slowly ramps up in the morning.
Each flashlight would require calibrating on first use (eg teach it how long 60 seconds is). I would have thought it would be accurate once calibrated to at least 5% (30 minutes overnight) but I haven’t tried it yet.
I haven’t measured it, but it depends on temperature, voltage and maybe some random factors. I guess you could achieve ±1 h/d after a proper calibration (factory is ±10, after user calibration up to ±1 with fixed voltage and temperature per datasheet).
Voltage is constant in the (not so) new Noctigon drivers, temperature isn’t though 