can this be connected to an external RGB controller along with other RGB lighting?
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No, it does not have any DMX capability and can only be controled by the ir remote.
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No it cannot it is a individual unit only there are no inputs for XLR mini jack eighth inch or anything of the sort
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The circuit board is not soldered directly to the RGB led, so it can be easily removed and replaced with any 12v DMX controller with 3 or more channels. (or even an Arduino with a DMX shield.)
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No, that required individually addressable LEDs, and those can get quite expensive. If you're looking for that, I suggest looking on Adafruit for an Arduino and addressable LED light strips. You'll have to do a bit of programming and soldering, but the results can be pretty amazing!The controller for this set does have a flash and a fade mode (where they all flash/fade the same color).
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There is an option to set the RGB value on the light itself using the controls and screen on the back.Something that may be helpful is an IEC male to female power cable so you only need one outlet depending on how many lights you are daisy chaining.
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Ok they have a control for RGBW. But it doesn't have music mode. The V+ on the light strip and on the control are 12v DC positive and the control grounds the light to turn it on each color doesn't use some of the volts there all 12v the way it dims and brightens is by controlling the amps 5 amps supplies 300 leds if you want to power more then 300 LEDs you'll need more amps up to the capacity of the control. This one is 10 amp capacity
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What you want are called "addressable" RGB LED's. With that your controller (Arduino, Raspberry Pi, etc) could call on each LED and change individual LED colors.EDIT: Just realized how old this question is, geez, but hopefully someone else will find it relevant.
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Unfortunately, no you can not, as the outer lights and the inner lights are integrated to the same controller. There is a by pass you can do that will give you the desired effect though. Search amazon for NZXT Hue, this is basically an LED strip that uses the same feature as the built in one featured in the case, it will cost you one 5.25 bay slow but with 4 slots that shouldn't be much of an issue. I think the last time i checked it's $29-39 here on amazon. Make sure you by a 3rd party double sided tape though, as with all manufacturer double-sided tapes they're pretty insufficient when temperatures start degrading the adhesive. Unfortunately, no you can not, as the outer lights and the inner lights are integrated to the same controller. There is a by pass you can do that will give you the desired effect though. Search amazon for NZXT Hue, this is basically an LED strip that uses the same feature as the built in one featured in the case, it will cost you one 5.25 bay slow but with 4 slots that shouldn't be much of an issue. I think the last time i checked it's $29-39 here on amazon. Make sure you by a 3rd party double sided tape though, as with all manufacturer double-sided tapes they're pretty insufficient when... » Read More Unfortunately, no you can not, as the outer lights and the inner lights are integrated to the same controller. There is a by pass you can do that will give you the desired effect though. Search amazon for NZXT Hue, this is basically an LED strip that uses the same feature as the built in one featured in the case, it will cost you one 5.25 bay slow but with 4 slots that shouldn't be much of an issue. I think the last time i checked it's $29-39 here on amazon. Make sure you by a 3rd party double sided tape though, as with all manufacturer double-sided tapes they're pretty insufficient when temperatures start degrading the adhesive. « Show Less
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It does have the connectors for it so in theory this should work. I haven't tried it, but I imagine the difficulty you might face would be how long it would take to send enough data to update each of the LEDs. Your controller would need to be able to handle that many.
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I would assume so, however the reason I say this is because it works with my Afterglow Wii U Pro Controller and with that said, it should connect with other 3rd party pro controllers as well.
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I don't think so. Certainly not with the supplied controller. There are no chasing or blinking patterns, they all blink, or fade, or change colors, etc. together.
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Yes you can eTopxizu 44Key IR Remote Controller for 5050 3528 RGB LED Light Strip
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I am not sure, but the connector on the controller has 4 pins which coincide with the conection on the light strip. I hope this helps you.
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Yes you just need a lighting to 30 pin adapter. I got mine at Best Buy and works perfect.
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If you can chain them together. The light controller will control as many lights as you have, but you have to chain them from one light to the other. You can only put one input into the controller.
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I only have experience using this remote with ADJ Profile Panel RGBs which will cycle through presets, blackout, and change strobe intensity. I can only assume it will work in a similar way if not exactly the same.
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Conector is different. 30 pin vs lighting. It won't work unless you get a converter
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I don't think so but I would look up wired controller shell then that would work, wired and wireless shells are different
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I bought this controller to run these lights http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GD6SX3Q/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1 The controller works just fine for lighting up Warm White. A RGB controller just has RBG and V for your wires, whereas a RGBW controller has RGBW and V for your wires.