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  1. 5th May 2006, 09:05 AM #1
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    Default Sensor Light

    Does any one know how to switch between operation modes for the sensor light so it stays on permantly as opposed to sensor operation (on then off 5mins later).

    I have accidently thrown out the instructions.

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  2. 5th May 2006, 09:53 AM #2
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    I'm not 100%, but I thought you flicked it on, then off, then on again (quickly) and it stays on.:confused:
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    I can look up the instructions for mine a bit later in the day - but I recall you either flick it off and on very fast to make it permanently on... or you switch it off for at least two (or could be five seconds), then on again.... for motion activated "on".
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    Turn light off then on again quickly and it and it will stay on. To reset to sensor mode turn light off. Count to 10 and then turn light on. If this is done at night the light will come on (with a very slight delay) and then go off in the normal time
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    Thanks guys I will give it a go tonight
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  6. 5th May 2006, 04:33 PM #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by macca2
    Turn light off then on again quickly and it and it will stay on. To reset to sensor mode turn light off. Count to 10 and then turn light on.

    It depends on the make of censor light.

    I have one in the garage, to make it easier getting to the car at night , which works the exact opposite as you turn it on and of quickly to put it on sensor mode. A bit of a pest when the power fails for on resumption the unit stays on.

    All the other ones around the house work as macca2 said.

    So if the first method doesn't work try the other.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Sturdee
    It depends on the make of censor light.


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    Censor light ? :confused:
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    Quote Originally Posted by Two-Words
    Censor light ? :confused:
    That's the one in the bedroom.
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    Methinks Sturdee wants to be a moderator
    Bugger, I missed that one
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    Quote Originally Posted by Iain
    Bugger, I missed that one
    So did I.

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  11. 8th May 2006, 02:18 PM #11
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    Try looking for the instructions on the net. Look up the brand in google then usualy the site ie clipsal or HPM have an area with fitting and user instructions.
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  12. 9th June 2006, 08:37 PM #12
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    I had one of these on the deck at my old place. didnt seem to stay on with either methods.

    just make sure you keep moving...if the light turn off your party has died!
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  13. 9th June 2006, 10:42 PM #13
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    surely a censor light is one that doesn't let you see anything....
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