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Originally Posted by LGHT
I'm looking for something a little better than the cat eye that came with a light I wanted. I figured it was on sale and I get the computer and light for $20 so got it. I found the BC1612 wired for $30 on amazing and I think I'm gonna pull the trigger and just leave the other on my old bike for now. Seems like the only problem is the backlight can't be selected to stay on so it's practically useless for early morning or night rides.
The backlight can be selected to stay on for 5 seconds according to the Sigma manual

Light manager k Simultaneously press the SET and
RESET buttons to activate or deactivate the backlight
function. Once the backlight function is activated,
press any button and the display will illuminate for
5 seconds.
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