Yes, but it has Mode Memory! It remembers to stay ON… ![]()
“Next Mode Memory” is really just a “no memory” driver which is not reset to the first mode quick enough (i.e. it stores the last mode used for too long). These are usually corrected with a resistor mod to shorten that reset time. It’s not intentional programming.
(Feel free to correct me if I’m wrong.)
-Garry
I moved this here to ask a question on this topic.
Has anyone managed to Reverse-Engineer one of these to discover which is ‘that’ Resistor? Wouldn’t it be salvageable if the reset were eliminated?
Or has the IC been identified (I am looking!!)? It seems the datasheets provide the schematics for a lot of these “proprietary” circuits… Except for the IC programming (e.g. hiding blinky modes)… I have that skill, so I’d LOVE to have a go at this one.