How do you switch between leads to change colors?
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Point the pen upwards. Press the yellow button on the clip end to release the current lead and let it slide back into the pen. Release the yellow button. Then rotate the pocket clip to point to the new color lead. Press the yellow button again and let the new color slide out to the desired position and release the button to grip the lead.
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there is a little black nub above the clip. you rotate the yellow cap around and match the 'refill' printing with the nub. then press the yellow cap down. It will now open the jaws wider and allow the refill and it's metal sleeve out and a new refill in.
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Yellow/Green to Ground (Green or Bare)Brown to Hot (Black)Blue to Neutral (White)
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You shouldn't, try flipping (toggle) the light switch on and off multiple times. Typically, each time you toggle the switch, it should change to a different pattern/color.
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All three colors can be activated at the same time, for this you will need the proper resisters. You can vary the color combinations to achieve almost any color you want by using a PWM (pulse width modulator) driver to vary brightness to each channel.
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from what i can tell, you cannot set the colors to fade to your custom colors. you can set up custom colors by pressing the DIY button once, then adjust the color's tone and brightness with the red/blue/green arrows (like the HEX RGB values used in coding web scripts) and then hit the DIY button again once you're done to save it. from that point on, every time you press that DIY button, the light will switch over to your saved color. you can adjust it again every time you hit the DIY button, just remember to hit it again to save it. it is, however, possible to pulse your color (only a single color, not to other colors) in response to sound if you purchase a separate LED controller with built-in music sensor IR. that's what i'm using, it's sold by taotronics and LEDwholesellers, and afaik also by ABCO themselves. but by default you can't do anything with your custom color other than have the entire strip tune to that color every time you press the DIY button.
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Pretty much any color you want, red, blue, green, purple, orange, pink, white and they transition to those colors with a turn knob so if you want a purple that has a hint of more blue you can also do that. I was pretty impressed with the amount of colors available. You can also turn on and off different areas if you only want lights on the front and not the inside.
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Yes, there's a small hidden button that will switch the colors between red and blue.
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You could always modify the LED itself to a different color. At your own risk though.
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Yes you can change the colors. There is a button you press and each time you press it you can set the color you want. White is definitely an option.
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Yes, the color can be changed. There is red, blue, green, purple and clear. You can also set it to slowly rotate between the different colors which is how I have mine set.
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I do not believe you can select what colors the lights will chase to. That might be a feature on some of the more sophisticated light controllers.
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There is an On/Off switch. There is NO way to make it stay to one solid color. It continuously changes colors.
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You can select either red or green there is not setting that includes both auto change. There are auto change selections listed below that include red and green but with blues / other colors also included. Light Show Mode * SAm Mode: Cycles through white, magenta, blue and green colors (emulates the Pentair Water Pool and Spa SAm light). * Party Mode: Rapid color changing building energy and excitement. * Romance Mode: Slow color transitions creating a mesmerizing and calming effect. * Caribbean Mode: Transitions between a variety of blues and greens. * American Mode: Patriotic red, white and blue transition. * California Sunset Mode: Dramatic transitions of orange, red and magenta tones. * Royal Mode: Richer, deeper color tones. Fixed Colors * Blue: Fixed color. * Green: Fixed color. * Red: Fixed color. * White: Fixed color. * Magenta: Fixed color.
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There are for settings each setting has an independent dpi so if you set all the colors to the same dpi then yes, you could simply change the color with the button.
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First, choose one of the pre-programmed colors that is close to the color you want, and then press the button labelled RGB. The light should respond be briefly altering its color and then shifting back. Next, choose which color you would like to increase or decrease (red, green, or blue) and press the button labeled R, G, or B. Afterward, alter that color by pressing the rightmost key marked with a sunburst to increase that color, and the leftmost sunburst key to decrease that color. It surprised me that the bulb came without adequate instructions, but once I found out how to do it, I began to enjoy it greatly. Have fun!
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If you want to control LEDs to the music beat, you can choose the RGB music controller (ASIN: B00MN1W04I, B00GGKJ2TI). (Note: it is only RGB music led controller)
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Yellow/Green to Ground (Green or Bare) Brown to Hot (Black) Blue to Neutral (White)