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Cateye HL-EL520 Light

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  1. I just received one today that I ordered through E-Bay from Japan. The only little problemette is that all the instructions are in Japanese. To which I'm not very good at reading. Does anyone have the fainest idea on how to turn them off?

    All the power button does is change the light from constant to flashing. And I don't want to have to travel around with a hammer.[img]cycling.net.ausmile.gif[/img]

  2. I'm not familiar with the model but have you tried pressing the power button again. All of the lights I own (which is quite a few) has a single button to power the light on/off. Most of these also cycle through a few options before returning to the off position. Keep pressing the button and see what happens.

  3. you know what I did.

    Just after I wrote this, I went out and held the power button for two seconds and then the light turned off.

    Is there an icon for idiot?

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  4. GT1965 said:

    Is there an icon for idiot?


    At least you're an honest idiot :p

  5. Have you checked the Cateye website for a pdf version of the manual?

  6. [quote="thomas_cho"]Have you checked the Cateye website for a pdf version of the manual?[/QUOTE

    ]I went to their website and there was no download available... I think I have it all worked out now any, thanks for the thought.

  7. I brought the same light... Hold the on off button down for about 5 seconds.. Great light..

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