You don't connect stock parts to the Denali Cansmart, it's for connecting accessories to it. The video does show how to connect the auxiliary B6 brake light to the cansmart though. It's a simple plug and play connection.
To program it? As-in to program what each cable connection controls? You need to download the software and run it on your laptop while hooked up to the CANSmart.
@@R-TechEnthusiast 21:38 "pluging this into my computer and testing it out" How does the computer test the brake lights? I would think just pressing one of the brake levers would be test enough.
@@R-TechEnthusiast I have dual B6 lights, yes they are very bright so I have configured them to be at 10% brightness when idle and then 60% brightness when brake is applied. Plus I have D4 lights up front configured on 2 separate circuit. And customer dual 2 tone horns.
@@R-TechEnthusiast Yes I agree the wiring routing is a pain. I would suggest that you give it a thought in advance about your future plans to add another set of lights. That way you can setup all the wiring once and then later will only need to just connect the lights.
@kartikayetripathi yea, that's another reason I haven't done it yet. I was thinking of buying auxiliary lights as well. And I don't want to have to rewire it a second time, I'm too lazy for that. 😅 still trying to figure out what other lights I would want and where I would place both lights.
Hello , my Denali kit come with a cansmart GEN 1. Can you show how to connect to the tail light brake ? Thank you for your help ! André
You don't connect stock parts to the Denali Cansmart, it's for connecting accessories to it. The video does show how to connect the auxiliary B6 brake light to the cansmart though. It's a simple plug and play connection.
Where is the CanSmart Circuit selection and coding section?
To program it? As-in to program what each cable connection controls? You need to download the software and run it on your laptop while hooked up to the CANSmart.
@@R-TechEnthusiast 21:38 "pluging this into my computer and testing it out" How does the computer test the brake lights? I would think just pressing one of the brake levers would be test enough.
Cheera.. I did the install yesterday...
How do you like it? I had some friends tell me that B6 led light is very bright. I'm happy with it so far.
@@R-TechEnthusiast I have dual B6 lights, yes they are very bright so I have configured them to be at 10% brightness when idle and then 60% brightness when brake is applied. Plus I have D4 lights up front configured on 2 separate circuit. And customer dual 2 tone horns.
I need to install my horn and diving lights still. Looks like it'll be a pain, so I've been procrastinating it. Hehe
@@R-TechEnthusiast Yes I agree the wiring routing is a pain. I would suggest that you give it a thought in advance about your future plans to add another set of lights. That way you can setup all the wiring once and then later will only need to just connect the lights.
@kartikayetripathi yea, that's another reason I haven't done it yet. I was thinking of buying auxiliary lights as well. And I don't want to have to rewire it a second time, I'm too lazy for that. 😅 still trying to figure out what other lights I would want and where I would place both lights.