12-17-2023, 12:33 PM | #1 |
Second Lieutenant
40
Rep 224
Posts |
As the title says, can anyone tell me which voltage setting would give the best brightness for led front and rear indicators? The obvious answer is 100 % but that’s not always the case. Mine are currently at 13.7 volts, I’ve no issues with the LEDs whatsoever, just curious as to the correct setting
__________________
Martin
|
12-17-2023, 09:37 PM | #2 |
Lieutenant
272
Rep 467
Posts |
Which app is that?
__________________
2003 E39 530i 5-Speed w/ M Spec, Saphire/Black, M54B30, Active Autowerke Performance Tune
2010 Lancer GTS 5-Speed, Black Pearl/Black, 4B12 2015 F30 335i XDrive w/ M Sport Pack, Alpine White/Black, N55B30M0 2017 F34 340i XDrive w/ M Sport Pack, Azure II /Black, B58B30M0, Dinan Stage 1 |
Appreciate
0
|
12-19-2023, 10:16 AM | #4 |
Lieutenant
272
Rep 467
Posts |
The screens you show are from 3062/3063 or other?
__________________
2003 E39 530i 5-Speed w/ M Spec, Saphire/Black, M54B30, Active Autowerke Performance Tune
2010 Lancer GTS 5-Speed, Black Pearl/Black, 4B12 2015 F30 335i XDrive w/ M Sport Pack, Alpine White/Black, N55B30M0 2017 F34 340i XDrive w/ M Sport Pack, Azure II /Black, B58B30M0, Dinan Stage 1 |
Appreciate
0
|
12-20-2023, 03:14 PM | #7 |
Second Lieutenant
40
Rep 224
Posts |
So even if I have the setting at 100% 0x64 it won’t increase the brightness as the default is 13.7. So it will be the same in either setting, i understand, Thankyou for the higher voltage setting warning
__________________
Martin
|
Appreciate
0
|
03-11-2024, 06:13 AM | #8 |
Second Lieutenant
40
Rep 224
Posts |
So I did a few tests, night time coding to see the effects of different voltages. 100% definitely throws out less light then 13.7 V. You would think 100% is exactly what it means, but the difference when you use 13.7 V is pretty significant. So I’ve used 13.7V in every LED I installed, apart from the ones which will only allow 100%, the front fogs I coded to 13.7V and it also puts out a much greater light then the 100% setting. Also there is no flickering, but I wouldn’t go to 14V or above as billfitz said, as there is a risk the LEDS will burn out or not last very long. Mine have been in for almost 2 years with no issues
__________________
Martin
|
Appreciate
1
_ObiJon200.00 |
Post Reply |
Bookmarks |
|
|