RE: Auxilary Lights. DM, D2 or Trioptic. Denali Cansmart or Hex Ezcan? - 4

Thanks Fugly, but I really wanted to use the Hex's flash feature. And, woot woot, I got a recommendation from Hex to ask for someone at Adventure Designs in CA who have done builds for them in the past. He was very helpful, despite my not purchasing either the hex or lights from them, and the fix is very simple. The only thing one has to do to get them to work is to connect the brake control wire to the hot wire on the Hex Can plug and tape off that plug's ground wire. Here's a picture and diagram I did for anyone else who wants to do this in the future:

Glad you got what you needed?

I understood the Weiser lights did the inverse flashing out the box.

Can any of these auxilary lights be run off the standard CANBUS or is it essential to have a separate controller for use wit these lights?

Zitat von padler643 im Beitrag #48

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Can any of these auxilary lights be run off the standard CANBUS or is it essential to have a separate controller for use wit these lights?

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You can use the Denali https://denalielectronics.com/products/c...lc-r1250-series to control the Denali lights through the CAN bus.

Zitat von Immersion Suit im Beitrag #46

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Thanks Fugly, but I really wanted to use the Hex's flash feature. And, woot woot, I got a recommendation from Hex to ask for someone at Adventure Designs in CA who have done builds for them in the past. He was very helpful, despite my not purchasing either the hex or lights from them, and the fix is very simple. The only thing one has to do to get them to work is to connect the brake control wire to the hot wire on the Hex Can plug and tape off that plug's ground wire. Here's a picture and diagram I did for anyone else who wants to do this in the future:

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