Pulsar NANO Owner's/operator's Manual

Owner’s Operating Manual

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

I. Device structure
II. Basic functions
III. Operating Mode

IV. Predened Mode

V. Switching Off
VI. Protections
VII. Safety
VIII. Warranty

PULSAR NANO

I Device Structure:

Your Pulsar NANO lamp consists of a lamp head with 1 button, battery box and a charger. The
operation of the headlamp is conducted by 1 button. Perfect for caving, climbing, biking, you can
mount your Nano on your helmet, on your bike, wear it with a headband or it can be handheld.

Your Nano has two high power LEDs with four brightness levels for each Led and a Predened

mode.

• LED A is an ambient light – using wide, smooth optics

• LED B is a spot light – a focused light suitable for illuminating distant objects

Each of the two power LEDs has 4 brightness levels from 1 - Low to 4 - Strongest. You can inde­pendently choose the level of brightness of each LED by pressing the button.

Nano also has a Predened mode, allowing you to choose between 5 combinations.

Your Nano has a battery level indicator bar, with 2 LEDs, one blue (indicates half and full charge of
the battery), and one red (indicates low battery).

Pulsar has a microprocessor, controlling:

• Battery protection

• Temperature control – controlled by 3 sensors (2 for each powered LED, 1 for the internal
temperature)

II Basic Functions:

When the headlamp is turned o, NO energy is consumed from the battery.

When you turn Pulsar Nano on, you have two modes: Operating Mode and Pre-

dened Mode with 5 combinations.

To wake the lamp up, you must push the button once and then the blue led will
illuminate for 6 seconds. During these 6 seconds, you can start operating with the
lamp. If there is no additional push, the lamp will go to sleep again.

While the blue light is on, you can choose from Operating mode (by single and dou­ble-quick pushes for LED A and B) and Predened mode (by 4 sequent quick push­es).

Battery bar indicator
When you put a battery in the box, you will be indicated of the battery level by blue
and red led.

If the battery is fully charged, the blue led will blink rapidly. If the battery has a mid-

dle charge, the blue led will blink 2 times per second (ve times). Red led will blink,

if the battery is at very low charge.

All LEDs maintain a constant light level during the whole battery life.

Note! We suggest always to use charged batteries!

Button

Spot LED

Ambient LED

Battery bar