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Full Steady Burn Lighting Setup

peakul
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Hey all,
Would I be able to modify an ELS file so that the whole lightbar (as well as extra emergency lights on the vehicle) stay steady burning all at once? Kind of like a park pattern? I know some models come with an ELS setup to where if you honk, your lighting stage changes to steady burns. Id like something like that but on its own lighting stage. Ive been looking for a while but cant find the answer. My local PD runs the full steady burn setup at times and I think it looks awesome. Ill attach an image for reference. Thanks in advance

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