So let me get this strait: When signaling, it will go: White-Amber-Amber-Amber (Stop Signal) -White? Not, White-Amber-White-Amber? Thank you!
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Should be as soon as you turn the signal on it flashes orange. As soon as signal is off, it stays white. Mine light up amber for parking lights and then the white flashes for the turn signal. Merchant kept telling my to swap the bulbs, which does not work as the bulbs can only go in one way. Amazon ended up refunding me for the purchase.
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Correct. As soon as you turn the signal on it flashes orange. As soon as signal is off, it stays white
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it depends on how the circuit is wired. some shut off the running light circuit when the turn signal comes on, in which case it will be as you said. some others will alternate white and amber.
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I have a JVC radio Have not been able to stop the colors from cycling I have the colors to match My interior lights they are on for a few moments and then they cycle through Sorry I can't help
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Usually that means pin one or positive. I just follow the color of the cables instead, but that's just me. I hope this helps.
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Amber has nothing to do with being a safety issue no matter where you live. "IF" that was the case..... why aren't you headlights amber?????
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What color are your walls? If white, then the J in white will not show up? If they're not white, then a white J and Black Madison would look good!!
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It's for you to know how you wire your system. It's doesn't matter which one you use for positive or negative. I use white to signal I hooked it up to positive.
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They sell them with white LEDs as well. But I suppose you probably could swap them if you already had the amber.
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Hi, is there anyway to turn off the "speed Limit" warning? I want to turn the verbal waning completely off. The manual says there are two alert types available. "Audio warning or Visual warning" However I can not figure out how to turn off the Audio warning. It's making me crazy. Everything else I love about this receiver; for the money its a winner!
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I'm pretty sure there is a symbol for pareve on the box. I remember seeing one and vaguely reminding myself to look up what it meant. Just looked it up and yo should be good to go. By the way, THE BEST jellie rings EVER!
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I am quoting from the instruction manual I received: You are now seeing a quick red and green flashing patter, this pattern is called the ALT PATTERN, it signifies the unit is ready for you to input some data. HOLD the button down, the LED will change from GREEN (MPH to KPH). to RED (KPH to MPH), to ORANGE (no conversion) Release the button at the color which represents the conversion mode you would like to select> ORANGE (no conversion) is the most common selection for all users, and the default. It is very rare you would want to select anything else. I hope this helps you, but if it doesn't, try to contact 12oclockLabs. I am quoting from the instruction manual I received: You are now seeing a quick red and green flashing patter, this pattern is called the ALT PATTERN, it signifies the unit is ready for you to input some data. HOLD the button down, the LED will change from GREEN (MPH to KPH). to RED (KPH to MPH), to ORANGE (no conversion) Release the button at the color which represents the conversion mode you would like to select> ORANGE (no conversion) is the most common selection for all users, and the default. It is very rare you would want to select anything else. I hope this helps you, but if it... » Read More I am quoting from the instruction manual I received: You are now seeing a quick red and green flashing patter, this pattern is called the ALT PATTERN, it signifies the unit is ready for you to input some data. HOLD the button down, the LED will change from GREEN (MPH to KPH). to RED (KPH to MPH), to ORANGE (no conversion) Release the button at the color which represents the conversion mode you would like to select> ORANGE (no conversion) is the most common selection for all users, and the default. It is very rare you would want to select anything else. I hope this helps you, but if it doesn't, try to contact 12oclockLabs. « Show Less
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I am seeing the same thing. Just bad design. Blinking should mean it needs your attention. Red/orange should mean something is wrong. So it's no wonder people are confused when the router constantly blinks orange/red.
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Depends on which mode. I don't have it here, but I believe it's blue when receiving, orange when transmitting (that may be backwards). There are up to 5 different display colors that are user settable - I think
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This is normal. I think it blinks to just show that its receiving a signal.
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Never seen orange, I am buying my second set for another car, awesome! Orange needs yellow and red, green and red makes yellow, theoretically it should be possible, but I haven't played with it enough to get there
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If there's red and black then it's red. If it's white and black then it's white. If there both the same color then one should have letters or numbers or line on it and that would be pistive. Sorry been a while since I hooked them up can't remember what colors the wires were.
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reply to D.ThomasIt is not dumb to ask that, cause I just had to look it up myself..lol So here is what I found on it..Technical Info..http://www.qamtuner.com/laments terms and more info. from people using them..good link here below. hope it helps you! Help me understand it better. (smile)http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/248819
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One wire is marking lights the other is stop and the last one is ground take the light to your battery and touch one or the other to the battery posts and you will see one wire is dimmer then the other that is your marking light the other is brighter that is your stop light keep in mind they are not very visible in the day but at night they are super bright. Mine work great. You just have to figure out what wire does what. I hope this helps yall.