Glad I could help you, God bless you

Highly appreciated, thank you for your kind comment 👍😎

Thank you and glad I could help. Consider that in simple UI Turbo output will be limited. Just saying ;)

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Glad I could help. Let it serve you

Thank you, glad I could help. How is your Wurkkos?

@@FlashlightEnthusiast i'm enjoying it in my favourite 4000K tint, but i need more field testing. Robust, well-built and quite compact, with a nice pocket clip. Very floody as well. Turbo is quite a lot (i enjoyed the fact that Anduril 2.0 has a momentary turbo). It's so far a good general use option in 21700.

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Appreciate that, have fun!

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Tricky, I agree. Thanks for the feedback

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Thank you, appreciate your feedback!

just posted link to your video in my group and under wurkkos ts21 review. hope it will help u to add views

Excellent, thank you very much! Take care

I couldn’t set my thermal because I didn’t know you had to do 7h clicks after the first entry you put in. Thankfully you showed it takes you back to battery check and you have to click 7h more 😂

Glad I could help ;)

@@FlashlightEnthusiast I just wish you could double check the thermal step down. I know you can check what temp you set (1st one you set with 7h) but can’t make sure you put in 30 clicks for 60 degrees step down.

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I don't think there would be enough memory on the microprocessor with anduril and oled libraries to drive a screen, a processor upgrade would be a solution though

@@cjdelphi -- That's true--they would have to rearchitect the hardware along with the software. However, someone's bound to do it, and then all this click-click-hold tedium will become obsolete overnight.

@@tswrench I've contacted every major flashlight company and said they need to allow custom scripts to be uploaded by the user You create your 1 script, define the min lumens and max, tell it how many modes it has, set it up so it meets your exact needs, low and high if you want 30 modes your script do anything you want The script could be uploaded via Bluetooth from a PC or phone, you could even change scripts for an indoor and outdoor mode You could even do an outdoor mode script (Triple click) and indoor mode Outdoors MinLumens=MinL; MaxLumens=MaxL; Indoors MinLumens=3; Maxlumens=800; 3 clicks to change modes, obviously if you hate scripting, just download one and fill in the values But, lumintop, Fenix, thrunite, olight, are all Chinese, and the Chinese won't do shit unless someone else does it first

​@@cjdelphi -- HA! True enough. I don't hate scripting, it was part of my job for 11 years (well, on 2nd thought maybe I do hate it a little ;^ )). I'd take a whack at developing what I described, but I've never programmed to either of those interfaces, and I'm a bit rusty. Sounds like it might just end up getting stolen anyway, right?

Thank you! Battery voltage check gives you...voltage of the battery itself. Full is 4.2V and depleted is about 3.0V

​@@FlashlightEnthusiast Thanks so much! I just did a battery check after charging. It blinks 4 and then 1 (4.1v) but if I let it repeat (the 2nd, 3rd, 4th time, etc), it then repeats 4.2v. Why is that? Thanks.

Hah, yeah ,that is suprising even for me 😅

Thank you, it's Fireflies E12R

Yes, you can set it lower by clicking 7H from on and than clicking 1 or 2 times to set the floor level lower than default 3rd level. Depending on the driver it might cause some flickering so sometimes manufacturer sets it higher on purpose

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Check manual vs auto memory function. It should help, as 1H from off takes you to floor every time, yet as long as you don't hold it too long, it should not be memorized

@@FlashlightEnthusiast Ahh got it!! I was holding it too long for moonlight mode! Cheers mate. May be time for an update of this video with the tint ramping and channel switching features?

I think there is a section with those already in the tutorial ;) This one cover the basics, as the software is constantly updated and improved it is impossible to create new video every time. Cheers

Not necessarily. Double click from off will usually take you to the max ramp, which usually is set below max level. Double tap from on usually takes you to 100% brightness - which is Turbo. I highly advice against setting false temperature, as you get rid of one safety feature that stop the flashlight from damaging itself when running on higher modes. But yes, setting real temperature lower than actual makes time to achieve thermal limit longer, thus longer time before the stepdown...

@@FlashlightEnthusiast ok thank you very much.

Only if flashlights support that feature, as you need to have separate circuits at MCPCB level

That makes sense. Do you know if ts10v2 is tint ramping compatible?

With 3 LEDs it is unlikely. I would recommend checking out Hank Wang's Emisar and Noctigon line, especially tint ramping models. They come stock with such functionality

@@FlashlightEnthusiast ok, thank you!

True but the thing about anduril 2 is that it's a flashlight programming logic specifically designed to give single button flashlights the most functionality. What would be even better than any amount of buttons would be a Bluetooth connection so you could alter all the values from a spreadsheet on your phone.

I have a feeling that bluetooth will be integrated in the future. @@Rickarrish

It needs to power many different types of flashlights, some may or may not have more than one buttonr, if they add a second button then all flashlights from all manufacturers have to add two buttons to their flashlights

Modern flashlights have become more like computers than a simple device. So many features are buried in sub-menus to a point where they become difficult or impossible to access immediately. @@digginggopher

That would be a very good idea. Install app on your phone and customize everything much more really, like wireless ear buds​. @@Camrographer

I'm not sure it's necessary. These are just some minor changes to already existing base. I added some explanation with Noctigon M44 video, where channel switching design was introduced.

Emisar d4v2 has illuminated switch, great light with anduril 2

Though question, as it does not happen often in off position. Even Olight will display it only when on. However, every Anduril flashlight with RGB Auxiliary LEDs have a voltage mode, which will show you your battery power by a set color of AUX. Like D4v2 mentioned above

2H from off -> momentary Turbo 2C from on -> constant Turbo 3H from on -> momentary Turbo, unless you have dual channel flashlight ;)

Yes, to change AUX of lockout mode you need to be in lockout mode and then 7click will change the color or brightness. Once you set it an enter lockout again it will remember your last setting. Hope it helps ;)

Thank you sir. 😊😊😊

No such option. The purpose of simple UI was to limit the output as well to make more powerful flashlights safer to less advanced users...

Hi, during the time I recorded this tutorial that was the case. However over time manufacturers adapted the code for different models, so it might vary from flashlight to flashlight

Especially when you have Max Ramp set at the same level as Turbo. Then you are getting Turbo by double click from on and off too

@@FlashlightEnthusiast Oh right, I understand. The code is tweaked for the model of torch, the user is using. Great, thanks for the response :) Stay safe brother

You are in Simple UI. 10H from off to go into Advanced UI, than should work

@@FlashlightEnthusiast Thank you so much!

@@FlashlightEnthusiast Hello, help, tell me, how can I make the advanced user mode the main one? When I bought the flashlight, it was the main one .. And now, after unscrewing the back cover, the main mode becomes - simple user .. How to make it become the main one - advanced user? P.s I have a flashlight BLF LT1 anduril2.. Thank you

@@Миша-Колин 10H from off position will bring you from Simple to Advanced UI. It will not change by itself, unless reset has been made (sometimes happen after keeping the flashlight with unscrewed tailcap for too long for some unknown reason...)

Good question. It works when you click just ones 🤷

It has evolved a bit since I shot this video ;)

That's right, 80% would be level 120, so in settings you click 30 times (150-30=120)

@@FlashlightEnthusiast thanks you. Finally I make it!. Ceilling and turbo. And 1 more question. Can we set ceiling on simple ui? I wants to set ceiling 80% and 2 click to turbo. Can? Because that feature only on advanced ui

All the settings can be set only o advanced UI, but they automatically transfer to simple UI. So there are no separate modes for both those UI

Thank you for the comment! Unfortunately, you have to switch to advanced UI to make any changes in the settings. Than you can return to simple UI

@@FlashlightEnthusiast I understood that I have to switch to advanced UI to make any changes in the settings But I can't figure out how to do it. Change the number of modes in simple mode to a number other than 5. Thanks.

If I understand correctly, you would like to have different number of modes than 5. In order to do that: 1. Switch to advanced UI 2. Make sure you are in set modes rather than step less dimming 3. 7 click and hold until you reach the third blink in the settings 4. Click n times for n modes you wish for. Hope that helps. It is in the manual, explained step by step if you need more detailed approach

I managed. Thanks.

@@nitsanbornstein284 Does that give you seven modes or just 7 levels in within the ramping mode?

Yes, you have set ceiling on Turbo, that's why it cannot go to Turbo, when it is already there at top ramp

@@FlashlightEnthusiast I don't know how I did that, so how do I set it to double click turbo when it's all the way up? And do you think it's better set to the ceiling rather than double clicking from the ceiling?

Could be from the factory. Just set the ceiling for something lower than 150 level (try clicking 30 times in ceiling setting to set it to 120th level). Hope it helps

Different version of UI, nothing to worry about. Unless you need it desperately. Than you might try to reflash the flashlight with Anduril with SOS mode (not that hard, there are tutorials how to do it with proper reflashing kit)

@@FlashlightEnthusiast Thank you sir. I’ve been eyeing the flash tool for a while now, but you’re right - just for SOS, I’ll wait a while.

150 I suppose

I have got this one from my friend from FB, It is also available here: budgetlightforum.com/comment/1731221#comment-1731221

Anduril 2 is still being improved every week and versions are being released. Newer versions don't have such functionalities anymore. 2 click for MR form off than 2 click to go to Turbo mode. Much better

Hi, you got it partially correct. O assume you already calibrated the light to show correct ambient temperature. Now you go to temp check (3 clicks from off to battery check, then 2 click to temp check). Now flashlight should blink your current ambient temperature. You need to enter setting s mode (7 clicks and hold until flashlight blinks second time, as thermal limit is the second setting). After 2nd blink you let go the switch and the flashlight should enter light strobe to indicate it is waiting for your input. Now you click n times for 30+n degrees limit, meaning Of you want it to step down when it reaches 50 degrees C you need to click 20 times (as you cannot go lower then 30 degrees by default). Hope it helps!

@@FlashlightEnthusiast Thank you very much, very clearly explained :)

@@FlashlightEnthusiast Hi, regarding the ambient temp setting,this is just set to room temp and left as base line for the device, or do I need to change this depending on temp of enviroment? Thank you

No, you set it just once for the baseline

@@FlashlightEnthusiast thank you very much for your help

Some flashlights just have the driver that won't allow that... Try setting the Turbo style according to this manual: toykeeper.net/torches/fsm/anduril2/anduril-manual.txt

@@FlashlightEnthusiast thank you, i'll check it out. i like being able to do 5 click instant press and hold mode at full power.

It happens sometimes that it stops at 4,1V. That's why I'm newer versions of anduril you can make a manual correction so that it displays 4,2V. It must be somehow connected to software issue

1. Make sure it's Anduril, some flashlights have it glow by default and you cannot do anything about it 2. In Anduril you change modes of AUX (including button) by 7 click from off. It is usually 3 or 4 modes in the loop, so by 7 clicking you go into blinking -> off -> low -> high -> blinking and so on 3. If you have Anduril 2 you need to be in advanced UI in order to 7 click to work (to enable advanced UI 10H from off) Everything is in the tutorial, but maybe this explanation on specific case will help ;)

2 and seven means 27 degrees C for setting before you changed it. Then it displayed current setting of 31 degrees C ( 3 and 1 blinks)

OK sir can you not check the status of temp control when you set it to 60°centigrade? With 7clicks then hold and pressed 30 clicks after.

Hi, you would have to change Turbo style - it is available in newer Anduril 2 versions: 1. Ensure that the light is in the ramping mode 2. Click 10 times, hold on the last one until the light starts to buzz 3. Wait for the light to stop buzzing to set your Advanced UI’s turbo style to: No turbo, only ceiling.

Brake the contact, i.e. loosen the tailcap or flashlight head. That is the only way

Copy sir needs to reset it. Thank you sir. 😊😊

You might still be in simple UI, where 7 click won't work... Usually faster clicks work better in my experience, D1 should have quite distinct click

@@FlashlightEnthusiast I did a reset, tried again, I'm in advanced mode, I turned off the button light and switched to stepped mode, but getting the number of clicks right for some reason is extremely difficult, I gave up on changing the temp calibration. I love how the light looks and feel, but changing settings on my light is a nightmare.

Sorry to hear that, I'm not sure what else to recommend other then trying ...

@@FlashlightEnthusiast Yeah, it's a shame. I'm not gonna bother with it for now, but, thank you!

I am not that advanced, sorry. Surely there is somewhere on the website of the creator: ToyKeeper.net

@@FlashlightEnthusiast I found what I needed. Thanks #Jlhawaii808!

Ramping speed is fixed, maybe you can do sth when accessing the source code???

@@FlashlightEnthusiast oh, thanks

See the detailed info in this particular tutorial

Type Anduril 2 in Google images

Some signifficant changes happen, mostly in separating simple and advanced UI. Some additional modes (SOS, timed lockout, Voltage correctionm turbo momentary) create a sense of more than just small improvements.

Unfortunately, not available anymore due to semiconductor shortage on the market. Hunt on E12R from Fireflies, fingers crossed

Maybe it has Anduril 1?

Thanks, nah i finally got it to change to advanced mode. i just had to click super fast. This is a really handy video. Once you get it working ie into advanced its great.

I still think a simple usb interface with basic flip on off or enter text would be easier.

Actually it lowers itself until it turns off

When i check battery it flashes 2 times then 4

Then batteries need recharging. If it happens on full battery, then unfortunately driver is broken and needs replacement. It should be covered by warranty

Click, click hold then double click to cycle between different special modes. Once you are in desired mode turn off the flashlight. When you hit click, click hold from off you should enter the desired strobe. Beware that you have to be in advanced UI

Copy sir performed it alright. Thank you very much sir.

Yes, confirmed - K9.3 lacks sos mode, but surprisingly it is present in the code for this flashlight

I just found it in Google images and printed it ;)

@@FlashlightEnthusiast - Thanks, I should have known to search, color me dumb. Mine was that sheet coped to a bi-fold credit card 💳 size. I figured out the basics on my own. It was weeks later I accidentally locked it and couldn’t figurine out (immediately) how to unlock it. 🤣

I agree that Anduril is a bit overkill for throwers, although I like ANduril way more than Narsil. I guess personal taste strongly matters here. Try setting the ramp for one mode only, with floor and ceiling set to level 150. Should work both in Anduril 1 and 2

I tryed many times on FT03S and no luck with this setting only 100%. And it's annoying to setup Anduril, so many options and clicking, and clicking and more clicking.... With NarsilM everything is fine with Astrolux FT03. Like I said for EDC is fine, there is no need only 100% but why for throwers? And yes it's personal opinion :)

Yeah, a bit complex to click 150 times in floor setting I guess, but theoretically doable. With fixed modes in Narsil it is way easier, I agree

I understand, that's a pragmatic approach. There are numerous flashlights on the market that can serve that purpose. I would avoid those with Anduril in that case ;)

Haters gonna hate

@rayoflight62, I think you are right. We all have things we would like to change, and an app would be the best option. But I'm pleased we have something until then.

Because enthusiasts designed it ;) Seriously though it is the most advanced flashlight UI that was intended for advanced users, who craved a bit more than 3 modes in the loop. Nowadays with more and more enthusiasts, manufacturers fall in trap offering this advanced UI for budget flashlights intended for masses, and flashlight forums also recommend then as good for everyone. And the circle closes :)

Even as a somewhat casual enthusiast I find myself disappointed with non-Anduril UI's now. Especially if they don't give me ramping. But besides that; I want to know my battery voltage to the tenth. I want the built in thermometer. I want to lock out the top of the ramp when my 2 year old nephew wants to play with a 3000lm light. I want the 4 click lockout for pocket carry. etc etc. So nice once you get used to it. This video has been a great reference.

Just....that 🙃

I find stepless dimming feature extremely handy and being able to switch to stepped mode is also a big plus for many users. Anduril is thoughtfully designed to have all those features hidden and after all, you can forget about them as long as you don't click multiple times randomly ;)

@@FlashlightEnthusiast dose it have a option that you can have . High , medium, low, sos & strobe.

I HATE this flashlight because it's too much to do in a situation. I work security. So help me figure this out. I want to be able to ramp up to turbo or directly to turbo and be able to instantly go to tactical fast strobe when needed. So how do I do this? If I get in a situation, I can't stand there and tell the problem person "ya...hold on until I find my strobe so I can strobe you." There is absolutely no reason why they couldn't do a fast switch for instant strobe. Is there a way??!!!

I understand, for law enforcement and security it is not the most fortunate UI. However, if you set your ceiling level to Turbo (so 1 click only in the settings), you can rano up directly to Turbo, also double click will take you there. In case of strobe, there is double click and hold function from off, which brings you to special modes (last mode memory, so use strobe there and you are good to go)

@@FlashlightEnthusiast Was just playing with the strobe function a bit and it's actually not that bad imho for quick access strobe. Little practice and it's faster than most solutions out there.