Continental Automotive Systems 68000217 Remote Control User Manual
Continental Automotive Systems US Inc. Remote Control
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n/atw HllIilEI-llllVIDSlJII 406266 INSTRUCTIONS E-Glo Controller Kit 2016-10-11 SPECTRA GLO LED RIG/B CONTROLLER GENERAL Kit Numbers 58000218 Models Formodel fitment information, seethe PaA retail catalog orthe Parts and Accessories section of wwwharley-davidson com (English only) No TE Retain this instruction sheet for future installation and operation a! other R/G/E lighting kits. INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS Separate purchase of Power Connection Kll(Pai1 No. 69201526 or 69201636), unless already installed When other accessories are installed to the main harness. an optional Swflched Circuit Adapter Harness (part number 69201706) should be used in conjunction with this kit. The riders safety depends upon the correct installation of this kit. If the procedure is not within your capabil you do not have the correct tools, have a Harley-Davidson dealer perform the installation. Improperinsiallation ofthis kit could result in death or serious injury. (00308a) NO TE This controller Kit is designed to operate the various Spectra Glo LED light kits All Spectra Glo LED light kits are designed and intended for display use only, Some local regulations prohibit using colored or indirect lighting during vehicle operation on public streets. Check local regulations before installation Electrical Overload It is possible to overload your vehicle‘s charging system by adding too many electrical accessories Ifthe combined electrical accessories operating at any one time consume more electrical current than the vehicle‘s charging system can produce, the electrical consumption can discharge the battery and cause damage to the vehicle's electrical system. See an authorized HarleyrDavidson dealer for advice about the amount of current consumed by additional electrical accessories or for necessary wiring changes. (002l1c) When installing any electrical accessory, be certain not to exceed the maximum amperage rating ofthe iuse or uit breaker protecting the affected circuit being mo ed. Exceeding the maximum amperage can lead to electrical failures, which could result in death or serious injury. (00310:!) Referto SPECTRA GLO LOAD CALCULATlON lNFORMATION section later In this document for more information KIT CONTENTS Reier to Figure 2 and Table l. FCC REGULATIONS FCC ID: M3N68000217 This deVioe complies with Pen 15 oi the FCC Rules and With lnduslry Canada licence—exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subiect to the following two conditions. (1) this device may not cause harmiul interference, and (2) this device must accept any interlerence received. including interference that may cause undesired operation NOTE Changes or modifications made to this equipment not expressly approved by Continental may void the FCC authorization to operate this equipment This equipment has been tested and found to comply With the limits (or a Class B digital device. pursuant to Part 15 oi the FCC Rules These limits are designed to proVide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and. if not installed and used in accordance With the instructions, may cause harmful interierence to radio communications However, there is no guarantee that interlerenoe Will not occur in a particular installation. it this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or telewsion reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment on and on. the user Is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures - Reorient or relocate the receiwng antenna. - lncrease the separation between the equipment and receiver. - Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different lrom that to which the receiver is connected ' Consullthe dealeror an experienced radio or TV leCI'Il'llCian lor help Le prgsem apparel] est conforms aux CNR d'IridustrIe Canada appllcables aux apparel/5 radlo exempts de Ilcence. L'expioltatlori est autorlsee aux deux Condltloris sulvarites .- (1) I'apparell rie doit pas produlre de brawl/age, et (2') I'utlllsateur de I'apparell dDIt accepter tout brow/[age radioglectrlque subi, meme 5: le brawl/age est susceptlble d err compromeme Ie foncriomiemenr. -J06266 @Many Harley-DawdsontE) Pans & Accessories are made of plastics and metals which can be recycled 1/7 Please dispose oi materials responsibly. RGB LIGHT HARNESS LOCATION (Common Light Combinations) 99"”? Uppur Speaker RIGIB nghb Ind commllor Vam RIGIB Light Ind Cantmiler Law" Spa-kc! RIGIB Light and Commller Footboan‘i RIG/B ngh_u and commilar 5. B. Saddlebtg Spuiur RIGIB [Jams and Comller Tour-Pal: Spank" RIGIB Lights and Controller All RIGID Light: with Controller 2/7 Figun 1. —J06266 INSTALLATION 1. See service manual. Remove seat. 2, See service manual. Remove left side cover. NOTE Beginning with 2017 Touring models, a gray 3-way PM NOTE Clean the controller mounting area with soap. Allow to dry thoroughly Remove debris, dirt and grime from the vehicle areas to be highlighted. Ambient temperature should be at least 10 “C (50.0 ’F) for proper adhesion of me controller to vehicle surfaces accessory oonnectoris located under the right side cover. See 6' axing“ 0' the light string mu“ have an end up (2) the service manual for more inlonnatr'on. ' ' _ 7. Connect the controller harness to the accessory power 3. Models wrth accessory connector: Install Accessory hamess. Eonnection Kit (Pan No. 69201526) unless already installed. Proceed to step 5‘ 3. Bundle the wire leads from the controller. Use the cable straps (1) to secure the controller leads and all wiring 4. Models wlthout accessory connector: Install Accessory Dem" the lights. Connector Kit (Pan No. 69201636). _ _ _ 9. See the service manual Install left side cover. 5, Refer to Figure 2 Choose a suitable location tor mounting the controller (5) under the seat or behind the lett side . . . cover. Use two-sided “we (3) provided in kit. or cable 10. See‘ the se‘rvroemanual. Alter Installing seat, pull up on the straps“), sea ove tyi us secure. SERVICE PARTS Figure 2. Service Parts. Spectra Glo Controller Kit SERVICE PARTS 68000218 Table 1. Service Pam Tabla 1 Cable strap (4) 10006 2 End cap 69201616 3 Tape. two-sided (2) Not Sold Separately 4 Fob, LED RIG/B controller 68000217 5 Controller, LED RIG/B L68000219 6 Vthre extension harness. 8 in 69201529 -J06266 3/7 SPECTRA GLO LOAD CALCULATION INFORMATION The Spectra Glo system' is limited to 3000 m Usethe following table to determine the total current draw at the desired configuration. Calculate the total current draw by multiplying the number of kit(s) (each line) by the provided current draw. Sum all totals The value should be less than or equal to 3000 mA. The lollowing example describes how to calculate total system load. Table 2. Calculator Example of Spectra Glo Kits Rider Footboards Passenger Footboards 50500495 Fairing Vent 63000194 Speaker Lights (Stage l) 68000232 Speaker Lights (Stage II Round) 88000231 Speaker Lights (Stage ll Saddle Bag) 68000233 Base Light Pods (6) 68000213 Expansion Light Pods (4) ‘ System Total must be 3000 m or less | System Total = 2175 Rider Footboards Table 3 Spectra Glo RGB Accessory Calculator Passenger Footboards Fairing Vent Speaker Lights (Stage I) 68000232 Speaker Lights (Stage II Round) 68000231 125 Speaker nghts (Stage II Saddle Bag) 68000233 125 Ease Light Pods (6) 450 Expansion Light Pads (4) J—SBOOOZM | | 300 " System Total must be 3000 mA or less | System Total = Table A. Spectra Glo Fob RGB Accenorlec 6800021 7 JAE Cap 69201597 Y Harness (3-way) 69201594 3-in Jumper Harness 69201525 a-in Jumper Hemess 69201529 4 24-in Jumper Harness 69201530 24-in Jumper with grommet 69201595 4B-in Jumper Harness 69201625 4 I 7 -J06266 SPECTRA GLO OPERATION Fob r1 1011170 IE as) Default Settings - The controller and lob arrive paired. See Foh Pairing if lob needs to be paired. - Refer to Figure 4. Seven preset color zones are available Each havmg a number of shades: . White - Green - Aqua - Blue - Pink - Red - Yellow - Three color modes are available: } 7 ‘ 1 - Solid 1. Power (on or off) _ 2‘ Mode Flash 3. Change color . Fade 4. Scroll up 5. Scroll down Figure 3. Fob mum Figure A, Color Spectrum OPERATION System ONIOFF NOTE The lights will resume its last settings when the vehicle has been powered on after being all 1. Wake the controller lrom Low Power Sleep by turning the ignition switch to the Ignition or Accessory position. 2. Refer to Figure 3. Press the Power button (1) on the lob. Changing the Mode 1 Reler to Figure 3, Press the Mode button (2) to toggle through the three modes. 2. Adjust the flash and lade speeds: a. Set mode to Flash or Fade. b Press the Scroll up button (4) to increase the speed gradually, Hold to quickly increase speed. 406266 c. Press the Scroll down button (5) to increase the speed gradually, Hold to quickly decrease speed. 3. The next time either Flash or Fade color mode resume, the previous speed selection will resume until it is changed. Changing Color 1 Reler to Figure 3. Press Change Color button (3) to scroll and change color zones. NOTE Shade cannot be adjusted in the White Color Zone. 2. Adjust the color shade: a Set mode to Solid. b, Press the Scroll up (4) or Scroll dcvwn (5) button repeatedly to slowly change the shade. Hold the button to quickly change the shade. 5/7 Fob Pairing NOTE Refer to Figure 5. The key ring ball (3) can fall when cover is removed. Use care not to lose it 1. 6. Refer to Figure 5. Remove four screws securing the back cover of lob Remove cover. Turn the ignition switch to the Ignition or Amessory position. Disconnect controller power connector for 10 seconds. Connect controller power connector, Pairing mode is active (or only 15 seconds. Press and hold button (2) until Spectra Glo lights on vehicle cycle through all seven color zones, Install lob cover. Reset Factory Default 1. 2. 3. Perform steps 1-4 cl Fob Pairing. Refer to Figure 5, Press and hold button (2) until Spectra Glo lights on vehicle cycle through all seven color zones. Continue to hold an extra 5 seconds until Spears Glo lights cycle through all seven color zones 3 second time. Install fob cover. Replace Fob Battery NOTE The key ring bail (3) can fall when cover is removed. Use care not to lose it. Rater to Figure 5. Remove tour screws hold on back cover 01 fob. Remove cover. 2. Remove battery (1) by pushing battery out of retainer 3. Install new battery (CR2032 or equivalent) with positive (+) side up. 4. Install lob cover. 6 / 7 tamer 2: RmtButton 3. Keyringbail Figure 5. Fob Rent and Battery ADDITIONAL FEATURES 1. Active Sleep a. Reduces battery drain while system is listening for commands from fob (system all). b. Thin occurs up to 60 minutes after last button command when system is all. 2. Deep Sleep a. System shuts down to reduce excessive battery drain while vehicle is all and system is not in use. b. This occur: when system has been in Active Sleep mode for more than 30 minutes, Either when IGN is OFF or system voltage IS under 11.5 volts, 3. Engine Running Lockout a. For safety reasons. all buttons on lob are disabled, The mode automatically changed to solid and lights maintain current color. b Thls occurs when the vehicle's switch is in the lGN (Ignition) position and engine is running or battery voltage is greater than approximately 13 volts. 4. Overmrrent or Overvoltage Shut Down a. System turns ofl‘ to protect against overvcltage. system shorts and over loading the system. b. This occurs when system voltage exceeds 16 volts. wire harness is shorted to battery or ground or number at accessories exceed maximum system threshold (3000 mA) (refer to Load Calculation Table). TROUBLESHOOTING For each scenario. lollow remedy steps in order. Only continue to next step ilsymptom has not been solved. —J06266 Lights will not turn on Fob buttons will not work 01526 or 69201636) is properly ‘1»9 g . _ , Confirm Power Connection installed. Confirm that vehicle power is between 11.513 volts at controller connector (battery and IGN) pins while switched to IGN or ACC. as It vehicle is switched to IGN or ACC and power is greater than 13 volts, system entered Engine Running Lockout mode. See Additional Features. b. If vehicle power is less than 11.8 volts. system entered Low Battery Shut Down mode. See Additional Features. Confirm that lob battery does not require replacement. See Battery Replace» ment. Perform Fob Pairing procedure. See Fob Pairing. - Plugged in charger and buttons on fob will not work - Plugged in charger and lights are stuck in solid color mode - Lights set to flashing or lade mode, plugged in charger and system is set to solid mode NOTE Plugging in a chargerwilh vehicle switched to IGN or Act: can cause system to enter Engine Running Lockout mode. See Additional Features. Confirm that system power is between 11 .5-13 volts at controller battery and IGN pins while switched to IGN or ACC. . ll system power is greater than 13 volts. lights have entered Engine Running Lodtout mode. See Additional Features, . Switch vehicle OFF and test tunction. - Color zones do not look like colors in manual — colors look very similar Start tram controller and check tor shorts in components or RGB wiring by disconnecting individual segments or groups of accessories. . I want to turn my lights on or all while riding - I want my lights to flash while riding - I have lights in flashing or fade mode and when vehide is started it turns to solid mode While riding. lights enter Engine Running Lockout mode, See Additional Features. For safety reasons, lights must be turned on and color selected before engine is started. - Vehicle is switched to lGN or ACC — lights were working but then turned ofi Confirm that system power is between 11.5-16 volts at controller battery and lGN pins while switched (0 IGN or ACC ll system power is greater than 16 volts. lights have entered Overcurrent or Overvoltage Shut Down mode. See Additional Features. The vehicle may have entered one of the sleep modes. See Additional Features. It vehicle has been idle less than 90 minutes, it has entered Active Sleep Mode. See Additional Features. Press Power button on lab to turn lights back on. It vehicle has been idle for longer than 90 minutes. it has entered Deep Sleep mode. See Additional Features. Wake system by turning vehicle's switch to IGN or ACC momentarily and press Power button on lot: to turn lights back on. -J06266 7/7
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