Manufacturer and Designer

Of
Marine Aids to Navigation Equipment

OPERATION MANUAL
WM-L780A series
LED Marine Lantern Assembly

Wealth Marine Pte Ltd

12 New Industrial Road, #04-02, Morningstar Centre, Singapore 536202
Ver780-O1/10T.09

SAFETY STATEMENT
The equipment described herein, is designed to operate safely when installed and
operated according to guidelines within this manual. The WM-L780A series LED
Marine Lantern assembly is an industrial equipment, designed and intended to be
handled by the relevant personnel. The user is cautioned to observe local or
company safety regulations and exercise caution when working on or operating the
equipment described in this manual.
The equipment described herein, may expose personnel to hazards listed below as
a consequence of normal or abnormal operation, and in service operations.
Hazardous conditions may be as follows, and are not limited to:

Lethal voltages
Chemical exposure or explosion (in the case of battery systems)

Safety training is beyond the scope of this manual. If there are any safety concerns
about the equipment, please contact Wealth Marine Pte Ltd (Singapore) for further
assistance.

List of Figures:

Pages

Figure 1: Layout of Infrared Handheld Programmmer

21

Figure 2: Changing flash character of WMs 780 series Marine Lantern

21

Figure 3: Flow Chart of Using the Infrared Handheld Programmer

22

Annex A: WM-10171 General Arrangement Drawing and

Mounting Details of WM-L780A LED Marine Lantern

UNPACKING THE
WM-L780A series LED Marine Lantern
The WM-L780A LED Marine Lantern is completely assembled and prewired to
Wealth Marines factory standards and procedures. Each WM-L780A LED Marine
Lantern is packed individually inside a wooden case that protects the lantern from
damages during shipment. The standard packing uses a wooden case that are
secured at the bottom, using screws that can be removed or re-secured by a screw
driver. The lantern assembly is also bolted to the bottom piece of the wooden case
to prevent the unit from moving about during shipment.
The accessories that accompanied with each standard WM-L780A LED Marine
Lantern include:

Power Cable (nominal 5m in length, unless requested otherwise)

Stainless Steel Mounting / Levelling Hardware (1 set)
Operation Manual

Upon removing the lantern unit from the packing, the relevant personnel should
conduct a visual inspection on the WM-L780A lantern, to check for obvious
damages. Wealth Marine fully assure our customers that we have taken whichever
way possible to ensure the lantern assembly be protected against rough shipping
conditions. However, it is beyond our control should the lantern unit has been
mishandled during shipment but any physical damages should be made known to
Wealth Marine at the first instance.

WM-L780A LED MARINE LANTERN

INSTALLATION
LANTERN OUTLINE
The WM-L780A Long Range LED marine lantern is specially designed for use in various marine
aids to navigation i.e., lighthouses, major lightbeacons, fairway buoys, etc., for medium to long
range requirements. The WM-L780A Long Range LED marine lantern is build on a multi-tiers
configuration for various effective light range requirement. It utilises 4x quadrant, each of single
moulded acrylic lens optic to form a full circular (diameter) of 702mm with the standard 1-tier
lantern. Adopting the latest in LED technology and utilising a single-chip flash controller, a
double-layered LED light board, a Fresnel lens with circumferential focus, and all housed within
a rugged aluminium alloy lantern base. Using the most advanced control circuitries, it is capable
of self-testing the system during power up and it automatically manages data storage.
The lantern is completely assembled, pre-wired and is ready for installation at site. The installer
just need to connect the power cable coming out of the marine lantern to battery terminals. The
entire lantern housing is sealed to IP68 (ingression protection) and practically, there is no
requirement for end-user to access the internal of the lantern housing. As such, the internal
condition is very much preserved, resulting with a prolonged operating lifespan. The lantern is
normally supplied complete with a set of stainless steel mounting hardware for site installation
(6x dia.14mm holes on a 450mm PCD).
This intended WM-L780A Long Range LED lantern is an omnidirectional (360) light assembly,
for an effective range of 18nm @ T=0.74 (WHITE).
Total number of tiers (LED array) :
Top tier configuration (MAIN)
:
Tier no. 2 (from top-down) ~ tier 10 :

10 off - WHITE
Omnidirectional (360)
Omnidirectional (360)

CONTROLLER MODULE
All versions of WM-L780A LED marine lantern is supplied with a main tier comprising the LED
controller board that manages the incoming supply, daylight control (photocell sensitivity),
current control (output intensities), lights operational status and the flash settings
(preprogrammed). The main controller module also performs self-checking and calibration
internally to ensure appropriate lights operation and will produce an alarm status, either visual
and/or audio and/or dry contact tap-off, during fault finding i.e., low incoming supply, etc.
The WM-L780A version could be configured to an effective light range of up to 20nm @
T=0.74. (please contact Wealth Marine for further details with your unique requirement and we
will respond with an unique solution).
The WM-L780A version is incorporating a photocell (daylight control), light failure indication
relay, along with optional GPS receiver module and output signal (in synchronision with lights
flashing characteristics).

FOCUSING (LENS OPTIC & LED ARRAYS)

Generally, the circumferential focusing with reference to the 702mm lens optic has been done at
factory level during factory acceptance test. The four(4) quadrants lens optic formed a 360
sector with each LED, on each LED array providing overlapped coverage of 120 between a pair
of LEDs. As such, supporting posts (4x) adjoining the four(4) quadrants will not cause an
obstruction or blockage to the light beam, when viewed from a distance. Replacement of LED
array(s) is also made easy with each boards mounted, multi-point supporting post. Re-focusing
is not required at site.

MOUNTING & LEVELLING

A set of stainless steel mounting bolts are normally supplied for each WM-L780A LED marine
lantern with a base of diameter 500mm, and 6x 14mm diameter holes orientated on a 450mm
PCD. Please refer to drawing no. WM-10171 for GA layout of WM-L780A LED lantern.

LED ARRAY AND ITS RATING (CONTINUOUS OPERATION)

WM-L780A LED marine lantern assembly equipped with 10-tiers LED arrays are rated at 280W
with an average of 28W for each LED array. The combined output intensities are rated to an
effective light range of 18nm @ T=0.74 (WHITE).
Note: The above light is recommended to have a flashing ON time of minimum 1.0s.

LIGHT FLASHING CHARACTERISTICS

The WM-L780A LED Marine Lantern being a completely sealed unit, is preprogrammed with up
to 256 field selectable flash codes. Changing the codes could be easily done by means of an
universal WM InfraRed handheld programmer (SYD-1 MASTER), which is normally supplied
with our lights. Upon request, special flash characteristics (that are not within our standard list)
could be incorporated at time of manufacturing.
Please refer to later pages on the flash setting procedures and our standard list of codes.

BATTERY SUPPLY
The input voltage range of WM-L780A is varies between 12~48VDC. This intended WML780A for DGLL India trial is a nominal 48VDC rated light unit. Any battery that is of the
correct voltage and adequate capacity may be utilised to power the WM-L780A LED marine
lantern. Enough cells should be connected in series to insure that the voltage under load will not
have fallen below 42V, the maximum being 52V. The voltage is regulated within the main
controller board located at every top-most tier of the WM-L780A LED marine lantern.
Optional input voltages could be incorporated upon request i.e. AC mains 120/240V, etc.

PROGRAMMING THE LIGHT CHARACTERISTICS

The Controller Module is preprogrammed with up to 256 field selectable flash codes for end-user
to program their WM-L780A LED lantern at site. Programming can be easily done via Wealth
Marines universal handheld InfraRed (IR) programmer SYD-1 MASTER. Please refer to the
step-by-step guide and operating procedures (later part of this manual) for programming the flash
codes. Special flash characteristics could be incorporated upon request.

ONE-WAY BREATHING VALVE

Water, dirt and dust are also potentially the causes for degradation of performance and
prematured failures to our LED lanterns.As navaids lightings are often exposed to varying
climate conditions that can impact the effectiveness of our LED lanterns. To prevent potential
damage from overpressure within the sealed housing of WM-series LED lantern, all lights are
fitted with a GORE protective vent that will equalised pressure and prevent condensation.
With the above prevention, it simplifies the maintenance at site because end-users need not have
to break the light seal and in-turn, achieving a longer and trouble-free service life (reduced stress
on the o-ring / rubber gasket.

OPTIONAL FEATURES
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)

Built-in RS232 serial communication terminals for telemetry tap-off;

Built-in wired / wireless* (+GPS module) synchronisation ready;
Status Monitor PCB Relay dry contact
Programmable output intensities & photocell sensitivities (if required).

* Wireless Synchronisation is achieved by utilising an additional GPS receiver module that

mounts directly inside the light unit.
Verification in the case of non-synchronised situation between lights that comes with this
feature:There is an ON-BOARD indicator (red) that blinks every second during the search for
satellite signals. Once it is locked-on, this indicator will only blinks at the start of each duty
cycle. Please note that each new GPS receiver may takes up to 15 minutes for calculation of
positioning at present site.
** Status Monitor PCB is incorporated within a light unit (or externally housed in a
weatherproof enclosure) for failure indication via a relay dry contact (tap-off).
The Status Monitor PCB senses the current drawn and will triggers the relay contact
(normally opened) within a preprogrammed sensing period (typically 10 minutes).

PAINTING
All cast aluminium pieces are alodined, primed and coated with Dupont two component Corlar*
epoxy enamel. If a small area of the coating becomes chipped, complete repainting is not
necessary. Touch up should suffice.
* Registered Trademark of E.I. Dupont de Nemours and Company

CLEANING
All plastic optical parts should never be cleaned with strong chemicals or harsh detergents. A
solution of mild detergent in warm water, followed immediately by a clear water rinse would be
recommended. When painting, especially spray painting is being done in the vicinity, the lantern
should either be removed or protected by a cover so that solvent fumes or over spray from the
paint will not come into contact with the plastic surface. In the event that paint is deposited on
the optical surfaces, either cover or panel, kerosene is the best solvent to try first in removing the
paint if it is still wet. If this is unsuccessful, then one of the following may be helpful:

Hexane
Dry Cleaning Naphtha
Methanol

When paint has been removed, the remains of the solvent should be washed away with mild
detergent in warm water followed by a generous clear water rinse.
SOME OF THE CHEMICAL THAT MUST NOT BE USED:

Benzene
Acetone
Carbon Tetrachloride or Gasoline

The above solvents will seriously degrade the acrylic lens optic and/or cover materials, thus
affecting the performance of the LED lantern.

RUBBER GASKETS
The lantern housing has been sealed to IP68 and high-temp silicone rubber o-rings / gaskets are
essential to keep the intended status of ingression protection. Once the o-ring / rubber gaskets
have been exposed (lantern housing opened), it should always be kept dry. No adhesives, grease,
solvents or any other similar substances are required nor should they be used. Many such
substances will caused silicone to stretch or deteriorate and thus, affecting the intended
ingression protection. Alternatively, we suggest changing of the o-ring / rubber gaskets upon
each opening of the lantern housing (if required).

SPARE PARTS
Please contact Wealth Marine Pte Ltd (Singapore) for price list of WM-L780A spare parts.
Tel: +65-64876232, Fax: +65-64876230, Email: sales@wealthmarine.com.sg

PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES
All WM-L780A long range LED lanterns are preprogrammed at factory level to meet end-users
requirements on flash characteristics. When there is a need to change the lights flash
characteristics, end-user may easily do so, via WMs universal handheld InfraRed (IR)
programmer (SYD-1 MASTER).
WM InfraRed Programming procedures:i) Press Select to go to any of the following functions:

Select ON, and press Enter The LED lantern will be switched ON under any
circumstances (e.g. daylight);

Select OFF, and press Enter The LED lantern will be switched OFF under any
circumstances (e.g. dark conditions);

Select Character No., and press Enter The master will display Character
No.-Input Character No. : 000 for user to select a flash rhythm from the flash code
chart provided with the User Manual by keying in the flash code. For instance, key in
001 to select flash rhythm #1 in the chart and press Enter; its formula will be
displayed on the master screen. Confirm by pressing Enter, and the master will
indicate that the order has been Sent to the lantern;

Press Select to return to the menu;

When ON or OFF function is selected and performed, in case the LED lantern
needs to be restored to its original status prior to performance of the said function,
first press Select to return to the menu, and then select Restore and confirm by
pressing Enter, and an order of restoration will be sent to the lantern;

To deliver orders to the lantern, please direct the master unit at the built-in infrared
receiver positioned approximately 30mm above the watertight lock, and press
Enter. The lantern will give out a beep sound to indicate the order has been
successfully received by the lantern. If you hear two beep sounds, please re-send
the command again as this indicates that the command is not received.
Note : we have tested and verified indoor for the InfraRed programmer, that it could
transmit a command with up to a 10m range.

FLASH RHYTHM CHART

IALA
NO.

ABBREV.

1
2

ON1
OFF1

ON2
OFF2

ON3
OFF3

0N4
OFF4

FIXED
FL1.2S

0.30
0.90S

FL1.5S

0.30
1.20S

FL1.5S

0.40

FL1.5S

0.50

1.10S
1.00S
6

FL2S

0.20
1.80S

FL2S

0.30
1.70S

FL2S

0.40
1.60S

FL2S

0.50

10

FL2S

0.70

1.50S

1.30S
11

FL2S

0.80
1.20S

12

FL2.5S

0.30

13

FL2.5S

0.50

2.20S
2.00S
14

FL3S

0.20
2.80S

15

FL3S

0.30
2.70S

16

FL3S

0.40
2.60S

17

FL3S

0.50
2.50S

18

FL3S

0.60
2.40S

19

FL3S

0.70
2.30S

20

FL3S

1.00
2.00S

21

FL4S

0.20
3.80S

ON5
OFF5

0N6
OFF6

ON7
OFF7

ON8
OFF8

ON9
OFF9

22

FL4S

0.30
3.70S

23

FL4S

0.40
3.60S

24

FL4S

0.50
3.50S

25

FL4S

0.60

26

FL4S

0.80

3.40S
3.20S
27

FL4S

1.00
3.00S

28

FL4S

1.50
2.50S

29

FL4.3S

1.30
3.00S

30

FL5S

0.20

31

FL5S

0.30

4.80S
4.70S
32

FL5S

0.50
4.50S

33

FL5S

0.90

34

FL5S

1.00

4.10S
4.00S
35

FL5S

1.50
3.50S

36

FL6S

0.20
5.80S

37

FL6S

0.30
5.70S

38

FL6S

0.40
5.60S

39

FL6S

0.50
5.50S

40

FL6S

0.80
5.20S

41

FL6S

1.00

42

FL6S

1.20

5.00S
4.80S

43

FL6S

1.50
4.50S

10

44

FL7S

1.00
6.00S

45

FL7S

2.00
5.00S

46

FL7.5S

0.50
7.00S

47

FL8S

0.50

48

FL8S

1.00

7.50S
7.00S
49

FL9S

0.90
8.10S

50

FL9S

1.00
8.00S

51

FL10S

0.30
9.70S

52

FL10S

1.00

53

FL10S

1.50

9.00S
8.50S
54

FL12S

2.50
9.50S

55

FL15S

1.00

56

FL30S

1.00

14.00S
29.00S
57

FL(2)4S

0.50
1.00S

58

FL(2)4.5S

0.40
1.00S

59

FL(2)5S

0.20
1.20S

60

FL(2)5S

0.40
0.60S

61

FL(2)5S

0.50
0.50S

62

FL(2)5S

0.50
1.00S

63

FL(2)5.5S

0.40

64

FL(2)6S

0.50

1.40S
1.00S
65

FL(2)6S

0.50
0.50S

0.50
2.00S
0.40
2.70S
0.20
3.40S
0.40
3.60S
0.50
3.50S
0.50
3.00S
0.40
3.30S
0.50
4.00S
0.50
4.50S

11

66

FL(2)6S

1.00
1.00S

67

FL(2)7S

1.00
1.00S

68

FL(2)8S

0.40
1.00S

69

FL(2)8S

0.50

70

FL(2)8S

1.00

1.00S
1.00S
71

FL(2)10S

0.40
1.60S

72

FL(2)10S

0.50
1.00S

73

FL(2)10S

0.50
1.50S

74

FL(2)10S

1.00

75

FL(2)10S

1.00

1.00S
1.50S
76

FL(2)12S

0.40
1.00S

77

FL(2)12S

0.50

78

FL(2)12S

1.50

1.00S
2.00S
79

FL(2)15S

1.00
2.00S

80

FL(2)20S

1.00
3.00S

81

FL(2)25S

1.00
1.00S

82

FL(3)5S

0.25
0.25S

83

FL(3)6S

0.40
0.80S

84

FL(3)6S

0.40
1.20S

85

FL(3)6S

0.50

86

FL(3)6S

0.50

1.00S
0.50S

87

FL(3)8S

0.50
1.00S

1.00
3.00S
1.00
4.00S
0.40
6.20S
0.50
6.00S
1.00
5.00S
0.40
7.60S
0.50
8.00S
0.50
7.50S
1.00
7.00S
1.00
6.50S
0.40
10.20S
0.50
10.00S
1.50
7.00S
1.00
11.00S
1.00
15.00S
1.00
22.00S
0.25
0.25S
0.40
0.80S
0.40
1.20S
0.50
1.00S
0.50
0.50S

0.50
1.00S

0.25
3.75S
0.40
3.20S
0.40
2.40S
0.50
2.50S
0.50
3.50S

0.50
4.50S

12

88

FL(3)9S

0.30
1.00S

89

FL(3)9S

0.80
1.20S

90

FL(3)10S

0.50
0.50S

91

FL(3)10S

0.50

92

FL(3)10S

1.00

1.00S
1.00S
93

FL(3)12S

0.50
2.00S

94

FL(3)12S

0.80
1.20S

95

FL(3)15S

0.30
1.70S

96

FL(3)15S

0.50

97

FL(3)20S

0.50

1.50S
0.50S
98

FL(3)20S

0.50
1.50S

99

FL(3)20S

0.80

100

FL(3)20S

1.00

1.20S
1.00S
101

FL(4)8S

0.40
0.40S

102

FL(4)8S

0.50
0.50S

103

FL(4)10S

0.50
1.00S

104

FL(4)10S

0.80
1.20S

105

FL(4)12S

0.30
1.70S

106

FL(4)12S

0.50
1.50S

107

FL(4)12S

0.80

108

FL(4)15S

0.50

1.20S
1.50S

109

FL(4)15S

1.00
1.00S

0.30
1.00S
0.80
1.20S
0.50
0.50S
0.50
1.00S
1.00
1.00S
0.50
2.00S
0.80
1.20S
0.30
1.70S
0.50
1.50S
0.50
0.50S
0.50
1.50S
0.80
1.20S
1.00
1.00S
1.20
0.40S
0.50
0.50S
0.50
1.00S
0.80
1.20S
0.30
1.70S
0.50
1.50S
0.80
1.20S
0.50
1.50S

1.00
1.00S

0.30
6.10S
0.80
4.20S
0.50
7.50S
0.50
6.50S
1.00
5.00S
0.50
6.50S
0.80
7.20S
0.30
10.70S
0.50
10.50S
0.50
17.50S
0.50
15.50S
0.80
15.20S
1.00
15.00S
1.20
0.40S
0.50
0.50S
0.50
1.00S
0.80
1.20S
0.30
1.70S
0.50
1.50S
0.80
1.20S
0.50
1.50S

1.00
1.00S

0.40
3.60S
0.50
4.50S
0.50
5.00S
0.80
3.20S
0.30
5.70S
0.50
5.50S
0.80
5.20S
0.50
8.50S

1.00
8.00S

13

110

FL(4)16S

0.50
1.50S

111

FL(4)20S

0.30
3.00S

112

FL(4)20S

0.50
1.50S

113

FL(4)20S

1.50

114

FL(4)30S

0.50

1.50S
0.50S
115

FL(5)20S

1.00
1.00S

116

FL(6)12S

0.25
1.25S

117

FL(6)15S

0.50
1.00S

118

FL(2+1)6S

0.30

119

FL(2+1)6S

0.50

0.40S
0.50S
120

FL(2+1)9S

0.50
0.50S

121

FL(2+1)10S

0.50

122

FL(2+1)12S

1.00

0.50S
1.00S
123

FL(2+1)12S

1.00
1.00S

124

FL(2+1)15S

1.00
2.00S

125

ISO2S

0.50
1.50S
0.30
3.00S
0.50
1.50S
1.50
1.50S
0.50
0.50S
1.00
1.00S
0.25
1.25S
0.50
1.00S
0.30
1.20S
0.50
1.00S
0.50
1.50S
0.50
1.50S
1.00
2.00S
1.00
4.00S
1.00
5.00S

0.50
1.50S
0.30
3.00S
0.50
1.50S
1.50
1.50S
0.50
0.50S
1.00
1.00S
0.25
1.25S
0.50
1.00S

0.50
9.50S
0.30
9.80S
0.50
13.50S
1.50
9.50S
0.50
26.50S
1.00
1.00S
0.25
1.25S
0.50
1.00S

0.30
3.50S
0.50
3.00S
0.50
5.50S
0.50
6.50S
1.00
6.00S
1.00
4.00S
1.00
5.00S

1.00
1.00S

126

ISO3S

1.50
1.50S

127

ISO4S

2.00
2.00S

128

ISO5S

2.50
2.50S

129

ISO6S

3.00

130

ISO8S

4.00

3.00S
4.00S
131

ISO10S

5.00
5.00S

14

1.00
11.00S
0.25
4.25S
0.50
1.00S

0.50
7.00S

132

LFL5S

2.00
3.00S

133

LFL6S

2.00
4.00S

134

LFL8S

2.00
6.00S

135

LFL8S

3.00

136

LFL10S

2.00

5.00S
8.00S
137

LFL10S

3.00
7.00S

138

LFL10S

4.00
6.00S

139

LFL12S

2.00
10.00S

140

LFL15S

4.00

141

LFL20S

2.00

11.00S
18.00S
142

MO(A)6S

0.50
0.50S

143

MO(A)8S

0.40

144

MO(A)8S

0.80

0.60S
1.20S
145

MO(A)10S

0.50
0.50S

146

MO(A)15S

0.50
1.50S

147

MO(B)15S

1.50
0.50S

148

MO(B)30S

2.50
1.00S

149

MO(C)12S

1.50
0.50S

150

MO(C)15S

1.50
0.50S

151

MO(D)8S

1.50

152

MO(D)8S

1.20

0.50S
0.40S

153

MO(D)10S

0.30
1.00S

1.50
3.50S
2.00
5.00S
2.40
3.60S
1.50
7.50S
2.00
11.00S
0.50
0.50S
0.75
1.00S
0.50
0.50S
0.50
0.50S
0.50
0.50S
0.40
0.40S

0.30
1.00S

0.50
0.50S
0.75
1.00S
1.50
0.50S
1.50
0.50S

0.50
10.50S
0.75
22.25S
0.50
6.50S
0.50
9.50S

0.50
4.50S
0.40
5.20S

0.30
7.10S

15

154

MO(D)10S

5.00
1.00S

155

MO(F)12S

0.50
0.50S

156

MO(F)15S

0.50
0.50S

157

MO(K)10S

1.50

158

MO(K)12S

1.50

0.50S
0.50S
159

MO(K)15S

1.50
0.50S

160

MO(L)8S

0.50
0.50S

161

MO(M)8S

1.20
0.40S

162

MO(M)8S

1.50

163

MO(N)6S

1.20

0.50S
0.40S
164

MO(N)6S

1.50
0.50S

165

MO(N)8S

5.00

166

MO(O)12S

1.50

1.00S
0.50S
167

MO(O)15S

1.50
0.50S

168

MO(P)8S

0.40
0.40S

169

MO(P)10S

0.50
0.50S

170

MO(P)12S

0.50
0.50S

171

MO(P)15S

0.50
0.50S

172

MO(Q)12S

1.50
0.50S

173

MO(Q)15S

1.50

174

MO(R)8S

0.50

0.50S
0.50S

175

MO(U)10S

0.40
0.60S

1.00
1.00S
0.50
0.50S
0.50
0.50S
0.50
0.50S
0.50
0.50S
0.50
0.50S
1.50
0.50S

1.00
1.00S
1.50
0.50S
1.50
0.50S

0.50
7.50S
0.50
10.50S

1.50
5.50S
1.50
7.50S
1.50
10.50S
0.50
0.50S

0.50
3.50S

1.20
5.20S
1.50
4.50S
0.40
4.0S
0.50
3.50S
1.00
1.00S
1.50
0.50S
1.50
0.50S
1.20
0.40S
1.50
0.50S
1.50
0.50S
1.50
0.50S
1.50
0.50S
1.50
0.50S
1.50
0.50S

0.40
0.60S

1.50
6.50S
1.50
9.50S
1.20S
0.40S
1.50
0.50S
1.50
0.50S
1.50
0.50S
0.50
0.50S
0.50
0.50S

0.40
3.60S
0.50
4.50S
0.50
6.50S
0.50
9.50S
1.50
5.50S
1.50
8.50S

0.50
4.50S

1.20
6.80S

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176

MO(U)10S

0.50
0.50S

177

MO(U)12S

0.50
0.50S

178

MO(U)15S

0.50
0.50S

179

MO(U)15S

0.60

MO(U)15S3

0.60

0.30S
180

0.30S
181

MO(U)15S

0.65
0.25S

182

MO(U)15S

0.80
0.10S

183

MO(U)30S

0.75
1.00S

184

MO(V)8S

0.40

185

MO(V)8S

0.50

0.40S
0.50S
186

MO(W)10S

0.50
0.50S

187

MO(X)8S

1.20

188

MO(Y)10S

1.50

0.40S
0.50S
189

MO(Y)12S

1.50
0.50S

190

MO(Y)15S

1.50
0.50S

191

MO(Z)10S

1.50
0.50S

192

OC3S

0.50
0.50S
0.50
0.50S
0.50
0.50S
0.60
0.30S
0.60
0.30S
0.65
0.25S
0.80
0.10S
0.75
1.00S
0.40
0.40S
0.50
0.50S
1.50
0.50S
0.40
0.40S
0.50
0.50S
0.50
0.50S
0.50
0.50S
1.50
0.50S

1.50
6.50S
1.50
8.50S
1.50
11.50S
1.40
11.80S
1.50
11.70S
1.50
11.70S
1.70
11.50S
2.50
24.00S
0.40
0.40S
0.50
0.50S

1.20
4.40S
1.50
3.50S

1.50
5.50S
0.40
0.40S
1.50
0.50S
1.50
0.50S
1.50
0.50S
0.50
0.50S

1.20
3.60S
1.50
3.50S
1.50
5.50S
1.50
8.50S
0.50
4.50S

2.00
1.00S

193

OC3S

2.50
0.50S

194

OC3.5S

2.50
1.00S

195

OC4S

2.50

OC4S

3.00

1.50S
196

1.00S
197

OC5S

3.00
2.00S

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198

OC5S

4.00
1.00S

199

OC5S

4.50
0.50S

200

OC6S

4.00
2.00S

201

OC6S

5.00

OC8S

5.00

1.00S
202

3.00S
203

OC9S

6.00
3.00S

204

OC10S

6.00
4.00S

205

OC15S

10.00
5.00S

206

OC(2)8S

3.00

OC(2)8S

5.00

2.00S
207

1.00S
208

Q0.5S

1.00
2.00S
1.00
1.00S

0.25
0.25S

209

Q1S

0.50

Q1S

0.80

0.50S
210

0.20S
211

Q1.2S

0.50
0.70S

212

Q1.2S

0.60
0.60S

213

Q(2)5S

0.30
0.70S

214

Q(2)5S

0.50
0.50S

215

Q(2)10S

0.50
0.50S

216

Q(3)5S

0.50
0.50S

217

Q(3)10S

0.30

Q(3)10S

0.50

0.70S
218

0.50S
219

Q(3)10S

0.60
0.60S

0.30
3.70S
0.50
3.50S
0.50
8.50S
0.50
0.50S
0.30
0.70S
0.50
0.50S
0.60
0.60S

0.50
2.50S
0.30
7.70S
0.50
7.50S
0.60
7.00S

18

220

Q(4)6S

0.30
0.70S

221

Q(4)6S

0.40
0.60S

222

Q(4)8S

1.20
0.40S

223

Q(4)10S

0.30

Q(4)12S

0.30

0.70S
224

0.70S
225

Q(4)15S

0.35
0.70S

226

Q(4)20S

0.50
0.50S

227

Q(5)7S

0.30
0.70S

228

Q(5)10S

0.30

Q(6)10S

0.30

0.70S
229

0.70S
230

Q(9)10S

0.25
0.25S

231

Q(9)15S

0.20

Q(9)15S

0.30

0.80S
232

0.70S
233

Q(9)15S

0.50
0.50S

234
235

0.60S
0.40
0.40S
0.30
0.70S
0.30
0.70S
0.35
0.70S
0.50
0.50S
0.30
0.70S
0.30
0.70S
0.30
0.70S
0.25
0.25S
0.20
0.80S
0.30
0.70S
0.50
0.50S

0.40
0.60S
0.40
0.40S
0.30
0.70S
0.30
0.70S
0.35
0.70S
0.50
0.50S
0.30
0.70S
0.30
0.70S
0.30
0.70S
0.25
0.25S
0.20
0.80S
0.30
0.70S
0.50
0.50S

2.70S
0.40
2.60S
1.20
3.60S
0.30
6.70S
0.30
8.70S
0.35
11.50S
0.50
16.50S
0.30
0.70S
0.30
0.70S
0.30
0.70S
0.25
0.25S
0.20
0.80S
0.30
0.70S
0.50
0.50S

5.70S
0.30
0.70S
0.25
0.25S
0.20
0.80S
0.30
0.70S
0.5
0.50S

0.30
4.70S
0.25
0.25S
0.20
0.80S
0.30
0.70S
0.50
0.50S

0.25
0.25S
0.20
0.80S
0.30
0.70S
0.50
0.50S

0.25

0.25

0.25

0.25

0.25

2.00

0.25S

0.25S

0.25S

0.25S

5.00S

Q(6)+

Q(6)+
Q(6)+
VQ0.5S

0.20
0.80S
0.30
0.70S
0.50
0.50S

0.20
0.80S
0.30
0.70S
0.50
0.50S

0.20
0.80S
0.30
0.70S
0.50
0.50S

0.20
0.80S
0.30
0.70S
0.50
0.50S

0.15

VQ0.5S

0.20

VQ0.5S

0.25
0.25S

241

0.30

0.25S

0.30S
240

2.70S

0.25

0.35S
239

0.30

0.25S

LFL15S
238

0.40

0.70S

0.30

LFL10S

LFL15S
237

0.70S

0.30

Q(6)+

LFL15S
236

0.30

VQ0.6S

0.20
0.40S

19

0.20
0.80S
0.30
0.70S
0.50
0.50S

0.20
0.80S
0.30
0.70S
0.50
0.50S

2.00
7.00S
2.00
7.00S
2.00
7.00S

0.25
0.25S
0.20
0.80S
0.30
0.70S
0.50
0.50S

0.25
5.75S
0.20
6.80S
0.30
6.70S
0.50
6.50S

242

VQ0.6S

0.30
0.30S

243

VQ0.75S

0.50
0.25S

244

VQ(2)4S

0.20
1.00S

245

VQ(2)8S

0.20

VQ(3)5S

0.15

1.00S
246

0.35S
247

VQ(3)5S

0.20
0.30S

248

VQ(3)5S

0.30
0.20S

249

VQ(3)5S

0.30
0.30S

250

VQ(3)15S

0.10

VQ(9)10S

0.15

0.50S
251

0.35S
252

VQ(9)10S

0.20
0.30S

253

VQ(9)10S

0.30

Q(6)+

0.20

0.30S
254

LFL10S
255

Q(6)+
LFL10S

256

Q(6)+
LFL15S

0.30S
0.30
0.30S
0.30
0.30S

0.20
2.60S
0.20
6.60S
0.15
0.35S
0.20
0.30S
0.30
0.20S
0.30
0.30S
0.10
0.50S
0.15
0.35S
0.20
0.30S
0.30
0.30S
0.20
0.30S
0.30
0.30S
0.30
0.30S

0.15
3.85S
0.20
3.80S
0.30
3.70S
0.30
3.50S
0.10
13.70S
0.15
0.35S
0.20
0.30S
0.30
0.30S
0.20
0.30S
0.30
0.30S
0.30
0.30S

0.15
0.35S
0.20
0.30S
0.30
0.30S
0.20
0.30S
0.30
0.30S
0.30
0.30S

20

0.15
0.35S
0.20
0.30S
0.30
0.30S
0.20
0.30S
0.30
0.30S
0.30
0.30S

0.15
0.35S
0.20
0.30S
0.30
0.30S
0.20
0.30S
0.30
0.30S
0.30
0.30S

0.15
0.35S
0.20
0.30S
0.30
0.30S
2.00
5.00S
2.00
4.40S
2.00
9.40S

0.15
0.35S
0.20
0.30S
0.30
0.30S

0.15
5.85S
0.20
5.80S
0.30
4.90S

Power On/Off

Infrared Port
Sending
Light

SYD-1 Master

Screen

3
Numerical
Buttons

Select

Enter

Figure 1: Layout of Infrared Handheld Programmmer

Note: Please point Handheld Programmer towards the light unit.

Handheld
Programmer

Infrared
Ray

WM-L780A series
Marine Lantern

Figure 2: Changing flash character of WM-L780A series Marine Lantern.

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Power
ON

WM
Welcome
Message

Press
Select

Press Select

LANGUAGE
2. English
(Skip this step for
English only progr)

to select
English, then
press Enter

MENU
1. On
2. Off
3. Restore
4. Character No.
5. Light No.

Press Select once or repeatedly to select Menu 1-5.

Press
Enter
to send

1. On

2. Off

- to switch
on the light
manually
during
daytime

- to switch
off the light
manually
during
darkness

Switch
OFF
OFF
After
required
settings
achieved.

3. Restore
- to change
back to
original
mode

4. Character No
- Flash codes
1-256 can be
programmed
(Refer to code
selection Table)

Press
Enter

3. Light No
- the ID no.
of the light
can be set.

Press Select to go back to Main Menu

Resend
(Command)

Figure 3: Flow Chart of Using the Infrared Handheld Programmer

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Annex A

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Thank you for choosing Wealth Marines product

If you need any further assistance on our products, you may contact us at:
Wealth Marine Pte Ltd, Singapore
12 New Industrial Road, Morningstar Centre, #04-02, Singapore 536202.
Tel: +65-6487 6232
Fax: +65-6487 6230.
Email: sales@wealthmarine.com.sg
Website: http://www.wealthmarine.com.sg

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