Manual NiteRider Pro 3600 DIY Remote Bicycle Light

Manual

PRO 3600 DIY REMOTE

USER GUIDE

Now with Remote Switch

USE THE LIGHT THAT PROS USE

NiteRider™ provides mountain bike riders the most durable, reliable

and best performing lights in the market. It’s not a statement we make

lightly, as the backbone of our success has been built on providing

lights of exceptional quality to this very demanding market sector.

Through 22 years of actively supporting professional riders at 12 and

24 hour endurance events we have learned what it takes to become

the stand alone leader in mountain bike lighting.

PARTS LIST AND IDENTIFICATION

Please verify the contents of your Pro 3600 DIY system:

A. Dual Beam Headlamp

B. Li-Ion Battery

C. Universal Handlebar Mount (UHM)

D. Docking Station

E. AC Adapter

F. 36” Extension Cord

G. USB Cable

H. Battery Tray

I. Remote Switch

Handlebars not included

A.

I.

B.

C.

D.

E.

F.

MOUNTING THE HEADLAMP

The Pro 3600 DIY headlamp can be mounted to the handlebar.

Universal Handlebar Mount

The Universal Handlebar Mount (UHM) is designed to t on virtually

any handlebar. Included with the mount is a 2.5 mm Allen wrench

for adjusting the mount.

1. Turn the knob counter-clockwise, allowing the hinge to swing open.

2. Place the UHM on the handlebar on the left side of the stem,

orienting the rectangular notch in the slider clip to the rear.

3. Swing the hinge down to make contact with the handlebar.

4. Swing the bolt up, seating the knob into its recess.

5. Turn the knob clockwise to tighten and secure the mount

to the handlebar.

The UHM can be adjusted to accommodate any handlebar angle.

By loosening the 2.5 x 30 mm Allen screw, you can move the

swing arm back and forth to straighten the headlamp.

Tighten the 2.5 x 30 mm screw after the adjustment. To pivot the

headlamp, loosen the 2.5 x 12 mm screw located under the slider

clip and swing arm and rotate the headlamp to the desired position.

Make this adjustment before tightening the 2.5 x 30 mm screw.

Inserting the Headlamp into the Handlebar

Insert the headlamp into the handlebar or helmet mount slider clip

from the rear moving forward. Gently rocking the lamp as you slide it

may help. Do not push the release lever when inserting the headlamp

into the slider clip; let the lamp snap into place by itself.

To remove the headlamp, push the release lever forward and slide the

lamp backward.

Note: After mounting the headlamp, adjust it so the beam illuminates the road without

distracting oncoming riders.

CLICK!

MOUNTING THE BATTERY SYSTEM

The “battery system” consists of a tray, which mounts to the bike

frame, and a Li-Ion battery that releases quickly from the tray for

charging. The battery system can also be placed in a jersey pocket,

hydration pack or fanny pack when helmet mounting the headlamp

Warning: For safety reasons, a cyclist should never be tethered

to the bike. If the headlamp is mounted to the helmet, do not

mount the battery system to the frame. Conversely, if the

headlamp is mounted to the handlebar, do not place the

battery system in a pocket or pack.

Frame Mount

1. Thread the velcro straps through the 2 slots on the bottom

of the battery tray.

2. Attach the concave surface of the tray to a safe, convenient

location on the frame (typically under the top or down tube),

placing the velcro strap over the tube, under any shift or

brake cables. The cable from the tray should extend toward

the stem.

3. Secure the headlamp and battery tray cables to the frame using

the thin velcro strapettes. Make sure the cables do not interfere

with any moving parts.

4. Aligning the arrow on the bottom of the battery with the red

arrow inside the tray, slide the battery into the tray until you

hear a noticeable click.

Note: If a click is not heard when sliding the battery into the

tray, proper connection did not occur. Remove battery from tray

and repeat the process.

OPERATION

1. Connect the headlamp cable to the battery.

2. Press and release the headlamp power button to turn the light on.

Cycle through the four brightness levels by pressing and releasing

the power button.

3. To access the daylight safety ash mode, press and hold the

power button until the headlamp starts to ash.

OPERATION (cont.)

4. With the headlamp in ash mode, press and release the power

button to access beacon, SOS or walk modes. From walk mode

you can return to normal mode by pressing and releasing the

power button.

5. To turn the headlamp o from normal, ash or walk modes,

press and hold the power button until the headlamp shuts o.

6. Always disconnect the battery from the headlamp when

transporting the light system. This prevents accidentally turning

on the headlamp, which may cause overheating and potential

damage from high heat or even a risk of re.

Fuel Gauge

The 8-step, LED Fuel Gauge is located on top of the headlamp in

front of the power button. When all four LED’s are lit solid green,

the battery is fully charged. As the battery discharges ⅛ increments

of capacity, the LED’s from right to left, sequentially go from

solid green to blinking green, to out. With only the nal ⅛ capacity

remaining one LED blinks red. At this time, the headlamp should

be turned o and the battery recharged.

LED Indicators

The four LED indicators on top of the headlamp, in front of the

power button, have multiple uses - as fuel gauge steps and as

identiers when in the program select mode.

Program Select Mode

There are a total of 5 Programs to select from. The Pro 3600 DIY

headlamp has factory settings which are locked and cannot be

modied. In addition, the headlamp has memory to store four

(4) additional operating Programs which you create, modify and

download to the Pro 3600 DIY headlamp using the Docking Station.

Velcro Straps

Battery Tray

(Top View)

Battery Tray

(Bottom View)

Battery

(Bottom View)

G.

H.

Rating

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