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ezCAN / Re: CoLight D09 pro
« Last post by Ruan on June 09, 2025, 01:34:12 PM »Hi Edventure
Thank you for reaching out. Any multi beam/colour light can be approached the same way. First, you need to identify which lights you want to use permanently, and which you want to have only on occasionally. For example, let's say you want your amber DRL on as a running light, and the main beam only on with high beam, your configuration can look something like this:
As the light shares a common ground, the ground for left and right can be connected to the red and blue outputs respectively.
Kind regards and safe travels
Ruan
Thank you for reaching out. Any multi beam/colour light can be approached the same way. First, you need to identify which lights you want to use permanently, and which you want to have only on occasionally. For example, let's say you want your amber DRL on as a running light, and the main beam only on with high beam, your configuration can look something like this:
- Red output = left amber DRL configured as aux 1 left.
- Blue output = right amber DRL configured as aux 1 right.
- Yellow output = combined both high beams configured as aux 2 pair. Low beam brightness can be set to 0% intensity as you only want them on when flicking the high beam on
As the light shares a common ground, the ground for left and right can be connected to the red and blue outputs respectively.
Kind regards and safe travels
Ruan