Although this is on my RT, cheekily also posting on the R1250GS section as I'm guessing that's where most of the D7 pro users on here are.
On my R1250RT I've replaced my Denali D4 pair with a pair of D7 pro bought off this good forum.
I only have one Cansmart and wanted to keep the D7 brake-light, so, as suggested by the seller on here, I connected the three remaining Cansmart circuits
as follows:
4 top and bottom LEDs both sides wired as one pair on one channel, using a double-ended cable - this is main beam.
The centre 3 LEDs, each side wired to its own channel.
For night riding on dip, the top and bottom LEDs are off. But on dip, the centre 3 on both lights I have turned right down to 10% & I'm still getting flashed by oncoming cars.
Just asking whether anyone else has had these problems and can offer suggestions for me to keep both sets of 3 central LEDs on dip at night ?
Although this is on my RT, cheekily on the R1250GS section as I'm guessing that's where most of the users on here are.
On my R1250RT I've replaced my Denali D4 pair with a pair of D7 pro bought off this good forum.
I only have one Cansmart and wanted to keep the D7 brake-light, so, as suggested by the seller on here, I connected the three remaining Cansmart circuits
as follows:
4 top and bottom LEDs both sides wired as one pair on one channel, using a double-ended cable - this is main beam.
The centre 3 LEDs, each side wired to its own channel.
For night riding on dip, the top and bottom LEDs are off. But on dip, the centre 3 on both lights I have turned right down to 10% & I'm still getting flashed by oncoming cars.
Just asking whether anyone else has had these problems and can offer suggestions for me to keep both sets of 3 central LEDs on dip at night ?
Although this is on my RT, cheekily on the R1250GS section as I'm guessing that's where most of the users on here are.
