NiteRider Digital HeadTrip, User Manual

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1. Connect the battery cord to the helmet cord. The halogen

light and fuel gauge will flash briefly while the system

diagnoses itself. 

2. To turn the halogen light on for normal night operation,

press and hold the headlamp power button for

approximately one second. 

3. There are three brightness levels in normal night operation:

15, 10, and 6 watts. Cycle through the brightness levels by

pressing and releasing the power button.

4. To turn the system off, press and hold the power button for

one second. (If you hold the button down too long, the

lamp will enter flash mode.) 

Flash and Walking Modes

To increase your visibility in different situations, the Digital

HeadTrip provides four flash and walking modes: daylight,

walking, S.O.S., and strobe. To enter flash/walking mode,

press and hold the power button for approximately four

seconds. Cycle through the modes by pressing and releasing

the power button. To return to normal night operation, press

and hold the power button for one second. 

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Daylight

mode pulses the beam at a rate that is highly

visible to motorists during daylight hours. For maximum

visibility, aim the light at eye or rear-view mirror level.

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Walking

mode is a steady, 3-watt light that will greatly

extend your run time, allowing for a much slower pace such

as walking. This mode is not intended for riding.

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S.O.S.

, the universal distress signal in Morse code, can be

used during the day or night.

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Strobe

is a single-pulse beam that can be used as a

location marker or to warn cyclists or motorists of a hazard.