Titanium TS10V2 Problem

LED Flashlights – General Info
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I purchased two of the TS10V2 titanium lights and I have noticed that whenever I turn off the flashlights, the aux lights start flashing quickly for a few seconds at high brightness.

This isn’t due to lockout mode and happens even if I turn the aux lights off. I contacted support and sent a video of this happening and the response was that this was a new feature that was described somewhere on BLF but neither of us could find the post.

I was then sent the graphic with all of the functions and told that I would find the answer there. However, I looked over the graphic and I read through the entire text user manual and I could find nothing regarding rapid flashing of the aux lights every time the light is turned off.

I have already flashed the newest 2023/10/31 firmware and it still does the same thing. Does anyone know what this flashing is and how I can stop it because support is unhelpful.

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Mine does the same. It;s a feature, not a bug :slight_smile:

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It’s an Anduril feature called the Anduril Post-off Voltage setting. The color is indicating the voltage of battery.

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Thank you for the response.

Do you know where I can find documentation on this and how to disable it?

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As @sp5it has provided, it’s in the Anduril 2 documentation itself under Battery Check, a good read and worth doing if you really want to maximize the customization features of Anduril.

But for your benefit or any readers that might not be so inclined -

  1. Enter 3C Battery Checking mode
  2. Enter Battery Calibration mode 7H
  3. (First flash is where you can release to enter voltage correction factor)
  4. Or, keep holding until Second Flash, which is the Post-off Voltage Display Time.
  5. At this point you can adjust the length of the Aux display timing in seconds (I find 1-sec is less obtrusive)
  6. Or, keep switch button held down until calibration mode is completed and the feature will be
    turned off entirely.
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Thank you. That has resolved the annoyance. :+1:

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yup… I had to look it up. Got rid of it on all of the TS10/V2 lights that I have
To simplify:

From off, 3C (it will be in battery check mode) , then 7H, release on second blink. let it return to off with no input.

I just want the light off when I turn it off. Batt check is easy enough to get to.

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