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Toggling Aux 2 lights
On and Off
Aux 2 lights cannot be toggled on or off using the
motorcycle’s controls.
The Aux 2 lights can be set to mimic the on/off state of the
Aux 1 lights. To choose whether the Aux 2 lights switch on or
off based on how the Aux 1 lights are commanded, do the
steps that follow:
1. Click the drop-down menu button in the upper right
corner of the Auxiliary Lights One or Auxiliary Lights
Two sections (below).
2. Click the Extra Settings option.
3. The Aux Lights Extra Settings menu will be shown. Look
for the following section:
4. To control the on/off function of the Aux 1 lights only,
click the Toggle only Auxiliary Lights One on/off radio
button.
5. To control the on/off function of the Aux 1 lights and Aux
2 lights (in other words, to make the Aux 2 lights mimic
the on/off condition of the Aux 1 lights), click the Toggle
both Auxiliary Lights One & Two on/off radio button.
Temporarily switching
off all front and rear
auxiliary lights
Press and hold the Bottom set button / SELECT switch until
the Aux lights fade off, then continue to hold the button or
switch for another five seconds.
 All front and rear auxiliary lights will be temporarily
switched off.
 The auxiliary lights will be switched back on when
the ignition switch is cycled.
 The Aux lights can also be switched on by toggling
the Aux1 lights on or off as described above.
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.
If an ezCAN II Yari is installed on a Ténéré 700 manufactured from 2023
onward, the ezCAN is controlled using the ABS ON button below the
motorcycle’s instrument cluster (red arrow, below).