The lights in this video were the same Feniex T3's used in the video of the positive switched patterns 1-20.

First & formost these are not designed to overide any DOT function. Nor would we ever recommend anyone doing so. Any vehicle headlights, tailights, reverse lights function should always overide any warning light function/equipment.

The modes on the flasher are activated by +12volts. The negative switching feature of this flasher is in regards to the output channels. That feature is designed for negative switched healight curcuits but can be used with lightheads. What you would do is wire the pos+12v(red) wire of your light to constant power, then wire the -12v(Neg(ground)(black)wire from your lights to the four output channels on the flasher. When the flasher is activated it connects ground to your lights. To display the flash pattern. The three modes are activated by pos+12volts & not ground!

@@412psekustomzllc7 Thank you for the quick response it still did not work so guess my controller is bad did it exactly how you told me and all that happens is the light flashes very dimly and the lights that flash on the output side stay red and not green I'm using T-3's Thank you

@@3030watergates No your flasher isn't bad! Ok so the reason it's not working is because your within patterns 1-20. Because this flasher is pos+ & neg- switched there are two sets of patterns. If the led indecators are illuminating red yours still in the pos+ switched patterns. Keep changing the pattern until the indecators illuminate green. Pattern 20 on these is the first neg- switched pattern. Once you get the patterns that far you should be set. Let us know if this resolves the issue.

@@412psekustomzllc7Question How are you powering the controller in this video are you powering it with it power supply or a 12 volt battery I'm using a power supply and setting my patterns before I install my lights that way they are programmed and ready to go I also Asked Feniex to help me as well and they seem to not want to help me Thank you for your help I will try what you are saying when I'm back at where my test bench is I'm away from it till Sunday thank's again for your help

@@kyleklein7430 In this video we are using a 12volt DC system that utilizes many automotive batteries. We use power supplies in our showroom for our demo walls but don't recommend them for powering any equipment unless your using a signal filter to purify the DC output. See a power supply that converts AC current to DC current by itself always contains alternating signal waves unlike a pure DC signal. Those waves can have long term damaging affects on electronics that run DC. If it would be helpful I can ask our CEO/Founder Matt Sr. if he would be able to make himself available Sunday sometime to help you out. I'm not sure how much you know about our company but we are very different from most. Someone in team is always available 24/7-365 even holidays & weekends. I bet he would be willing to schedule a time on Sunday for him to call you and help walk you through getting things working. You can email us @ 412psekustomz@gmail.com if you would like me to talk to him about it. You would need to email us your contact number for him to call.