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Hex ezCAN for CAN-bus-equipped Motorcycles
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Temporarily switching
off all front and rear
auxiliary lights
Press and hold the turn-signal cancel button for more than 10
seconds.
If all front and rear auxiliary lights are temporarily switched
off, the ezCAN will turn the rear auxiliary lights back on:
 Whenever Aux 1 or Aux 2 lights are turned back on.
 After the ignition switch is cycled.
Strobing Aux lights on
‘Flash-to-pass’
Click the motorcycle’s ‘Flash-to-pass’ button three times.
Note that to be active, this function must be enabled using
the ezCAN configuration interface.
5.1.2.2 ezCAN Daytona
Applicable models:
 Softail series
 Cruiser series
 Sportster series
 Dyna series
 Trike series
 Touring series
The ezCAN is controlled using the TRIP or trigger button on the left-side
handlebar controls.
Adjusting Aux 1 lights
only
1. Press and hold the left switchgear TRIP or trigger button
until all auxiliary front lights flash twice.
 The auxiliary front lights are now in brightness-
adjustment mode.
2. Release the TRIP or trigger button.
3. Briefly press and release the TRIP or trigger button to
adjust light brightness.
 Each press will brighten the Aux 1 lights by 10%
to a maximum of 100%, then roll brightness
through to 0% (OFF).
 You can repeat this cycle as many times as you
need.
4. Exit brightness-adjustment mode by not operating the
TRIP or trigger button for more than 5 seconds.
NOTES
If all front and rear auxiliary lights are temporarily switched
off (see table above), these lights will be switched back on
when the ignition is cycled.
Alternatively, Aux1 and/or Aux 2 lights can be switched
back on using the Toggling Aux 1/2 lights On and Off
functions (see table above).
When using the Toggling Aux 1/2 lights On and Off
functions, note that any rear auxiliary (Run/Brake) lights will
be switched back on whenever Aux 1 and/or Aux 2 lights
are switched back on.