Whelen Command - Flash Pattern Cycling

A video tutorial on how to set up flash pattern cycling in the Whelen Command software.

[@unorthodoxridez]

Great lesson thank you very much but next time please play it even though the patterns were lame no offence it would have been cool to see LOL

[@TadTrueman]

Is there a way to do more than 3 cycles? I was thinking of programming a bunch of them at slightly higher intensity each time to make a “poor mans” DVI

[@fyndoro4767]

Yes in theory just add more cycles and keep it going.

[@jeffhein6260]

Thanks, now time to try to figure out some fancy patterns. Do you have any recommendations? I was going to program some different patterns for Wail, Yelp, and Piercer, but no clue where to start.

[@825daviscody]

I personally love Ultra Scan! Add white and change the phase and it looks amazing

[@jacksonmoore5091]

I am only using the wires off the weCan control point . Is there a way I use this and assign it to a wire color instead of a control head

[@danielsemergencylighting1281]

Very helpful but I have one question. I don’t have a control head but I’m using a Carson brand slide switch and buttons and I just hook the wires I want to it but how do I get the virtual inputs to flash on that wire

[@Cris-B2216]

It’s not working at all

[@dob3079]

Hey Kent I know the ramp up pattern is coming eventually, but until then could you program one using this method? Using maybe 6 virtual inputs set 1st one to steady pattern at 10% power intensity, say 500MS for variable timer, then next input same thing but at 20% intensity and so on? and then just repeat? So it would get brighter every input when it goes to the next state?

[@nathan55000]

How do I program this to the slider?

[@grantlewis1752]

Is the Lightbar section of the program supposed to display the patterns cycling? I have followed your directions however when I attempt to play the pattern it doesn't.

[@kentclark6887]

No, the lightbar section will only display the pattern that is currently displayed on the select input. You have to transfer this to your hardware to see the cycle in action.

[@grantlewis1752]

@@kentclark6887 Awesome, Thanks Kent!