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**ConRadical** · 03-19-2008, 03:35 PM

Then it's on the lower power setting if it's on the factory settings. You use the button on the module to program it...

From the manual:
SET POWER LEVEL

Range: 1 to 5

With the STATUS LED solid red, press and hold the PROG button until the STATUS LED turns off. The STATUS LED will now slowly flash green the number of times equal to the current power setting. For example, the default power level is 5, so the STATUS LED will flash green five times.

After the flashing stops you have five seconds to change the power level. To change the power level, press and release the PROG button one time for each level of power you would like. For example, if you wanted the power level to be the lowest possible value, you would press and release the PROG button just once. If you wanted the power level to be 3, you would press and release the button three times.

If you do not press the PROG button within five seconds, or if the value you enter exceeds what is allowed, the STATUS LED will alternately flash red and green (error condition occurred) and no change will be made. At this point, you are back at the programming mode start (where you can select a programming option).

If you do make a change, the STATUS LED will blink green/red/orange in rapid succession to let you know that the change was successful.

03-19-2008, 03:35 PM	#193
ConRadical Clean Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Lexington, SC Age: 27 Posts: 4,137	Re: Kiwi's XPS test results are up. Then it's on the lower power setting if it's on the factory settings. You use the button on the module to program it... From the manual: SET POWER LEVEL Range: 1 to 5 With the STATUS LED solid red, press and hold the PROG button until the STATUS LED turns off. The STATUS LED will now slowly flash green the number of times equal to the current power setting. For example, the default power level is 5, so the STATUS LED will flash green five times. After the flashing stops you have five seconds to change the power level. To change the power level, press and release the PROG button one time for each level of power you would like. For example, if you wanted the power level to be the lowest possible value, you would press and release the PROG button just once. If you wanted the power level to be 3, you would press and release the button three times. If you do not press the PROG button within five seconds, or if the value you enter exceeds what is allowed, the STATUS LED will alternately flash red and green (error condition occurred) and no change will be made. At this point, you are back at the programming mode start (where you can select a programming option). If you do make a change, the STATUS LED will blink green/red/orange in rapid succession to let you know that the change was successful.