Traxxas Proscale light module port explaination 

Body module...M or N

@@okiedoak201 OK thanks. I believe that if connect lights to the number ports at the module (chassis) the application will not allow to control them. Did you tried this?

@user-yq5dm5gq2q no...I didn't want to deal with the wires on/off each time the body is removed

It is connected to either the "M" or "N" port on the body mounted module....don't forget...it also must be connected to the Bluetooth adapter and the running the Traxxas software...then you can assign your ports to the lighting... And yes...Traxxas did not do any favors with there micro size connector...definitely not a industry standard...

@@okiedoak201 thanks for help

Where the issue comes into play is the voltage from other aftermarket components...Traxxas operates there light system around the 3.5v area...and from what I have experienced from other sources is there lights are on a 6v system... The plug assignment is fixed to aux 4 and 5 ...on the pro scale software on your phone you will see the options for each assignment number..."Y" harnesses come in to help with splitting up lights...but you can't split right off the light directly because of the special plug traxxas uses which is much smaller than industry standard....stay with traxxas lighting and no problem....other manufacturers you may have to use additional battery or a different remote to operate the lights..(rc4wd)... So to answer your first question.....none Question 2...yes...all other ports operate other assigned positions...if your creative....(like I had to be)...the fog lights in the bumper are RC4WD parts.(video i dont think shows them)..and didn't work on traxxas system....I rewired the lights to parallel so the voltage is correct...

I used the Kit from Aliexpress and used a rc Switch running @Receiver Voltage an around 6v. for the Rocklights from Traxxas i used a Step Down Modul from Amazon. I found some where u can set fixed Voltages. I set mine to 3V. Thats ok for the Rocklights. I tested them on 6V for under 5 Minutes and they worked, but i dont know how hot they get on a Trail;) Next i add an LED Bar to the Bumper wich works from 5 to 7.4V.

@Braindog awesome and good to know...all the lights used on this bronco are still able to be controlled by the Traxxas app...and plugged into the body control module...without any mods...if I start going directly to the reciever (which is fine) I would need a higher channel transmitter to actually control the on /off function of the light through a separate channel...or use the RC4WD lighting module and key fob remote to control the lights on there setup(6v if I recall) so then there are two separate systems...

Possibly a dab of hot glue on the connector....not the terminals...just the connector

Can't do it....one of the crappy things about it...I'm hoping traxxas has a firmware update or something to make that happen

@@okiedoak201 thanks sir, you just saved my time

@user-yq5dm5gq2q any time...thanks for the question....👍