Do you have to press the mode button every time you plug it in? Or does it remember the last setting it was on?
1284869
press the button each time...does not remember the last setting which i think is a protection mechanism....
1284870
It will default to 12V unless the ambient temperature is fairly low (under 50 I think), in which case it'll automatically start at 12V Cold/AGM. It says it'll do that in the specs list but I've seen it happen first hand when I charged a battery in normal temps, then charged one in cold temps and it started off in the 12V Cold/AGM position when I turned it on.
1284871
It remembers. Note that if you have a completely dead battery that this charger will not work. I had to hook up my old charger for about 30min before the NOCO would take over. It's a great charger for recovery or maintaining a charge, but it just won't do anything with a dead battery.
1448558
That button actually brings up the settings. Not sure why they labeled it like that. It only works when the backup lamps are on.
1125095
Sorry, I really can't say for sure. Don't have "possession" of this anymore, but as I recall, I think it only has the single set of outputs without a "switch", so therefore it is always "on" -- again, as I recall.
1879400
Sounds like a defect.. barely pressing button should change modes while a firmer press should click and power off..sounds like a lil bit of bad luck. :(
374663
Mine doesn't. It still provides power until the device stops requesting it. It would waste power. If you want to see the status, just click the button again.
1029140
If you leave the light on in a particular mode for 3-6 seconds it will remember that mode when you turn it off. If you turn it off and on too quickly it will advance to the next mode every time it's turned on and off.
1118157
yes i have mine in just manual mode, if you set it to manual mode it will not continue to use auto select. this is a great switch have had mine for over 6 months and never had a problem with it.
658761
Press the power button on and off. That usually reset it for me. Or just unplug for ten seconds the plug back in and press the power button
457289
No - it works automatically and has a manual push button switch on the top.I've not had any problem with it recognizing the active source.
167421
It's a plug and play... I didn't have to change any setting. Mine did the clicking sound as well but it worked fine. I wouldn't know if it still works cause I lost it.
775330
No it does not. You must push until you hear a click to turn it on, then subsequent light pushes change the mode.
2112561
It cycles to the next mode each time you turn it on. No matter how long its been turned off.
713904
To change modes, just lightly depress the on/off switch. You do not completely depress it like you do to turn it on and off.
1789591
If I set it for 10 minutes will it remember it next time or do I have to set the timer again?
2191043
Yes, it does remember the last mode. Hi..med..low..strobe and s.o.s. It's a great flashlight, very bright and well built. If you do get it, you may want to consider 2 extra batteries for spares
307081
There are two buttons on the plug that you push to reset, if that's what you are wondering.Or, if you're asking about this... once you turn the unit off, when you turn it on again, the temperature remains set.Hope one of these answered your question.
2121312
Don't reset it just turn it on manually by pushing the cover panel over the buttons. I am not sure which model you have but this works for me until the normal setting comes around and it changes it again automatically.