the light in high mode is continue or flashing?
395692
I believe it can do both. I got this flashlight for my husband for Christmas and he is in love with it.
13264
It turns on if you press the red part in the center. If you manage to get it on, then you will find out that there is also a flashing mode.
1634340
All I can think to tell you is to find the section in the online help that tells you about the flashing lights. They are flashing a countable pattern that will tell you what is wrong. If you follow through with the instructions about the problem you should be able to fix it once and for all. Also try reinstalling your driver. Many times a driver can somehow miss some info the first time it is installed. Reinstalling can fill in the gaps.
1003120
It has 3 modes plus off -- off, high, low, strobe. If you click the end button all the way, it goes off-high-off-low-off-strobe. Once you turn it on, you can then click it half way and it goes high-low-strobe-high-low-strobe. You need to click it all the way again to turn it off.It is very bright on high. The high and strobe are very irritating if aimed right at people.
467081
The flashing blue light indicates auto function is on. Turn switch off and on again and light comes on. Repeat and auto function is back on.
1735010
Hi Bennet,Sorry for late reply.If the battery is not charged fully, its light flash.But once it is charged fully, its light stop flashing.If you have any further questions, please let us know it.
1676389
There's a button that cycles the lights through various modes of dimming, flashing, or always on. Perhaps you hit the button and put them into a dimming/brightening cycle.
1258077
No. It really only tells you that it is active. I only notice the lights when I trigger the flash. They pop on momentarily...I guess signaling that it is active.
2241606
There is a high, medium and night light setting. The high is very bright and highly satisfactory.
1304936
it's at the tail end of the light! just push the button, it has 4 mode bright,low,strobe and s.o.s.
1096708
Each mode (low, medium, and high) has a sub mode and a memory. The sub mode is programmable by you. In high mode you will have the standard high of 900 lumens. You have a sub mode in high that is programmable of varying brightness levels but all are lower than 900. Basically in high mode you have a high-high and and low-high. If you run the high-high of 900 lumens, after 5 minutes it will switch to your low-high to keep from overheating. Aside from that switch, all settings are continuous because the outputs are regulated. There is a memory in effect in which what ever of the 2 modes in low, medium, or high you last used, that will be the output level that will turn on by default the next time you use that mode. So if you dont want 900 lumens every time you switch to high but a little bit dimmer, than switch to the secondary mode in high and when you turn off the light or switch to a different mode, when you come back to high it will be in the secondary brightness setting by default. You can easily switch it back to 900 by double clicking while in high. The brightest programmable secondary mode in high doesn't visually appear much dimmer than 900 lumens. You will notice it when you compare the two side by side but if you haven't turned the light on high in a while you will probably forget if its in the primary or secondary mode. It sounds confusing on paper but once you see or use it, it will all make sense. I hope this helps.
321796
Not that I'm aware. There is a flashing light, but that may be a setting that I haven't looked at yet. You may want to search for this from the manufacturer.
1595504
I'm not sure what the problem is but mine used to flash both green and red when I knew the door was closed. I have the unit in the bedroom and noticed it happened when I turned the TV off at night. There must have been some interference because it stopped doing this when I moved the unit to the other side of the bedroom. Now it is working fine.
1586342
I had the same issue. Turns out one of the switches was the kind that glow when the power is off so you can see it in the dark. These allow a small amount of energy through causing the lights to flash. Replace the switch with a normal on/off and you should be good to go.
89753
There is a high/lowand also a flash feature but no dim orange light.Hope that helps.
1903374
On mine it flashes for up to 10 seconds, then goes steady, even with the voltage being in the proper range. It appears to be the unit is resetting itself since it now detects a higher voltage than before the charge.
694587
It sounds like it is going in pause mode. Try just holding power button until see green light then let go. The only time mine flashes is in pause mode. If it is flashing in pause mode just click the power button one time and the light should stay on steady. Hope this helps.