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Download PDFNow onto the fun part, configuring the color settings on your Quantum product. Now again, your Quantum product line is capable of 5 colors. From red, white, blue, amber, and green. So that means the bar itself can be configured in any of these combinations. However, you have to reference the unlock level that the product is at. Is it at all Amber, Single Color, Dual, Tri, Quad, or Quint? In this case, we're gonna use 2 examples, the Single Color and Tricolor as our overall programming options. In order to configure your product line, it needs to be plugged into the computer. Once it's plugged in, I can click on the configuration tab on the left and begin my configuration. There's two steps of the process. Step one, applying the color settings, and then step two, the configuration. Now, here's the thing about Single Color. Single Color configuration means that I can only apply a single color on a module location. So in this case, I'm gonna have a mix of white, blue, and red on my spool mounts. If I want 2 or 3 colors configured on a specific module, then that's Dual, Tri and Quad unlock levels. Once my configuration is done, I'll go on to the next step. At this step, I'll choose my inputs, flash patterns, And brightness levels. Now, we'll talk about this a bit more in the next video, but just for the sake of showing you how it functions, I'll go ahead and program my device and activate live mode so that you're able to see it illuminated. So let's say that the Single Color option was not enough and the user needed a tricolor option. For example, red and blue flashing as their primary, a rear work light, and an amber directional. In that case, you do need 3 colors illuminated in a single spot. Following the same steps in your previous video, you'll unlock that specific level. Once that level's unlocked, you'll then click config quantum. Now you'll see you have the Tricolor capabilities in your spoiler mount option. I'll go ahead and configure my bar now in the Tricolor configuration of Amber as my traffic advisor, white as my reverse flood and half red, half blue as my warning. On the left side, I'll do amber, red and white, and on the right side I'll do blue, white, and amber, and then I'll move on to my next step. Again, at this point, I can configure my bar how I see fit. Now again, we'll talk about more configurations in another video, but I'm showing you cluster mix programmed in a tricolor state that concludes how to configure the color settings on your Quantum product.
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Quantum
Quantum 2.0
24 classes · 1 hr 4 min-
1:08
Intro
Introduction to Quantum 2.0
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1:50
Unboxing
What Comes With the Pillar & Spoiler Mount
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2:38
Unboxing
What Comes with the 44”, 49” & 60” Lightbars
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1:42
Unboxing
What Comes With the 12”, 18” & 27” Mini Lightbars
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3:01
Unboxing
What Comes With the 400, 600, 800 & Rocker Panels
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2:10
Unboxing
What Comes With the Inner Lightbar
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0:53
Unboxing
What Comes with the Split and Full Arrow Bar
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2:50
Install & Wiring
How to Wire & Service Spoiler and Pillar
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2:41
Install & Wiring
How to Wire & Service 44”, 49” & 60” Lightbars
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3:35
Install & Wiring
How to Wire & Service 12”, 18” & 27” Mini Lightbar
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1:52
Install & Wiring
How to Wire & Service Inner Lightbar
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2:11
Install & Wiring
How to Wire & Service Split and Full Arrow Bar
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2:54
Programming
How to Upgrade Color Levels
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3:22
Programming
How to Configure the Color Settings
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4:34
Programming
How to Program Different Functions
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3:30
Programming
How to Use the Quantum Converter
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2:35
Programming
How to Program Flash Mode
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3:02
Programming
How to Program Directional Mode
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3:11
Programming
How to Program Cruise Mode
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3:22
Programming
How to Program Flood Mode
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4:16
Programming
How to Program Stop-Turn-Tail Mode
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2:04
Programming
How to Program Cut Off
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1:37
Programming
How to Program Low Power
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2:42
Programming
How to Program Pattern Changer
Quantum Software
11 classes-
Overview
The Difference With Dealer and End User Accounts
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Programming
How to Upgrade to Dual, Tri or Quad
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Overview
Single, Dual, Tri and Quad Configurator
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Programming
How to Use Active-Input
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Overview
What Are the Different Modes
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Programming
How to Program Tail, Turn and Brake
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Programming
How to Program Flashing Mode
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Programming
How to Program Cruise Mode
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Programming
How to Program Flood Mode
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Programming
How to Program Arrow Mode
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Programming
How to Program Cut Off
Q Series
Q Series
22 classes · 48 min-
2:32
Intro
Introduction to the Q Series Family
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2:46
Install & Wiring
Comparing 3 Mode & Serial Wiring and Installation
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1:26
Programming
How to Program Q Series Warning Flash Patterns
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2:41
Programming
How to Program Q Series Pattern Phasing
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1:09
Programming
How to Program Q Series Cruise Mode
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2:56
Programming
How to Program Q Series STT Signal
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1:28
Programming
How to Program Q Series Flood Mode
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2:34
Programming
How to Program Q Series Colors
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2:13
Programming
How to Program Q Series Color Lock
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5:25
Programming
How to Program Q Serial Zones
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2:35
Programming
How to Program Q Serial Inputs
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1:35
Programming
How to Program Q Serial Flash Patterns
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1:52
Programming
How to Program Q Serial Cruise Mode
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4:07
Programming
How to Program Q Serial Stop-Tail-Turn Signal
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1:33
Programming
How to Program Q Serial Flood Mode
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1:24
Programming
How to Program Q Serial Low Power & Cut Off
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3:04
Programming
How to Program Q Serial Directional Patterns
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1:58
Unboxing
What Comes with the Q Series Surface Mounts
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1:11
Unboxing
What Comes with Q Series 100 & 200 Sticks
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0:54
Unboxing
What Comes with Q Series Mirror Mounts
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1:55
Unboxing
What Comes with Q Series 1x & 2x Dash Lights
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1:07
Unboxing
What Comes with Q Series Under Mirror Pucks