Ok so I threw away the manual and now I don't know how to make the colors cycle can you help?
912056
If you use the remote, cycle it to the red. If it doesn't start cycling automatically, go through the colors again and stop at red. I couldn't figure it out, but my eight year old son did.
912057
It is one of the colors near red, so when you cycle to it and wait it will slowly change to all other colors.
977407
It starts cycling through the different colors. If you want it to stay one color, use the remote. I hope this helps.
1450358
You can't. There aren't any drivers for it and it only changes color specifically when you change the dpi, then it starts flashing again.
347459
There's others that are similar. This one's color show is as follows: White | Red | Green | Blue | Teal | Yellow | Purple | Blue/Purple | Green/Yellow | Blue/Teal | Blue/Purple | Green/Yellow | Blue/Teal | White | Fade Each to Black: G B T Y P W R | Fade Then Blend: R G B T Y P W R | RGB Strobe Show (Fast -&gt; Slow) | Slow Fade 10s: Y G T B P R | RGB Strobe Show (Fast -&gt; Slow) | END. Not sure why some of these are doubled up, might be small differences/nuances I didn't notice. Anyways, that's how mine seems to work. If you go OFF then back ON within 10s it goes to the next selection. If you power off and then leave it &gt; 10s before powering back on it will stay at your last selection. Cool huh?! :]
193302
Thanks from me, also! I had the same problem. Easy fix!I will say that the instruction manual is very vague.
540882
Yes, you can make each segment a different color, your have them cycle through a range of colors you choose. Very cool.
1849216
&#9679;DIY (Do It Yourself) keys for static colors: On the control panel, there are 3 groups of "Increase" and "Decrease" arrows for Red, Green, Blue colors, and 6 DIY color storing keys from DIY1 to DIY6. The 6 DIY keys are preset with standard mixed white color, end users can manual control its color of Red, Green, Blue, and store the desired color effect. Operation steps: First of all, choose the DIY key, for example "DIY2", that needs to be changed. Press the key DIY2 to get its mixed lights on, adjust the brightness of its color Red, Green, B lue by pressing the relative arrows of "Up" and "Down" until the desired new mixed colors or single color are realized. Then press the key DIY2 again, the selected new light effect is stored there. The factory preset is bright white, or all three sets of arrow keys all the way up. So, with your light on, aim the remote at the infrared node, and hit the red button, to ensure your remote is working. Then hit the DIY1 button and it should turn white, now use the down arrows to start changing the color, you probably have to hit them 10 times before you see a significant difference. Then you will see the new hues coming out. You can make your own custom hue by hitting the arrows until you like it. Then just press the DIY button once again. Now you have a new stored color. But if you accidentally hit the DIY2 instead of DIY1 when setting DIY1, it will reset to just white again. Hope this helps.
536560
Yes, when it is cycling through the colors, and it gets to the one you want, there is a button that will pause it on that color. I believe it will still be saved on that color when you turn them on and off, but im not sure.
1137317
I am sorry, but I do not understand the question. It may be too technical for me. We used this simply as a party accessory - turned it on and let it rotate the different colors. That was it.
257509
I haven't seen these in action in a long time (i bought it as a gift), but if I recall correctly you cannot program it to fade custom colors. You can fade one color or you can have it fade thru them all in the same order every time. If you are electronically minded you could capture the IR signals used for the colors you want and with a trip to radio shack you could build a IR blaster set to cycle thru the color and fade signals how you want to get the effect you want. Its probably not worth the trouble though of course I could be wrong about programming colors. I haven't seen these in action since Christmas 2012 so I could be remembering wrong.
2227383
I never even thought about that. Like most colors, there is a color lens that give out the color. The set up was a blue out put, so you might call the maker and see if there is another color lens you can change to.
1294413
Pls, mine turn from red to blue. is it from red to blue or from red to green?
397895
If you use the remote to change color then use the remtoo turn off the light when you again turn the light on it will come on using the same color set when turned off. If you remove power to the light it instead come up in the fade cycle mode.
1356840
I had the problem twice but just switched from black print to color and then back with the next use. It has been fine since. Good luck and hope this works for you
1215240
I had to fumble thru the timer until I figured it out, took me about an hour. I have seen other people say that you can email the company and they will send you the instructions. Not sure why they don't include them!Basically, options A B and C in the menu control the blue lights. D E and F control the day lights and G H and I control the moon lights. So set A for the time frame you want the blues to be on, D for the daylight hours and G for the moonlights. Hope that makes some sense.....
470591
I was able to tweak the colors to get them just right by adjusting the color on my Mac...Go to System properties -&gt;Display-&gt;color
1672058
It took me a minute to figure it out too but it's actually very simple. There are 3 buttons. The 2 outer buttons are volume up/down. The middle button is the one that operates the light. There are 8 settings. The 8th setting is the full RGB spectrum. Press the middle button until you get the color combination you desire. The same button will eventually turn it off after you go thru all the settings. I hope this helps. Oh, also, it automatically turns off after an hour even if you plug it in. That's the only drawback. This light is really great!