I have RGB par cans and light rails. I know that they are individually compatible with this controller, but can they be controlled at the same time?
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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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As long as you can set each light up for 3 channel, I have some par cans and a mini kinta I run together, but at the same time I have two par cans that are 4 channel and they don't work with this controller
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as long as you can DMX them together, you should be fine. just remember that this controller is only a 3 Channel, whereas the RGB is a 7 channel, so you will lose some functionality, but you can mess around with some of the programming options and get a lot of it back. all in all it's a great little controller to use for up lighting purposes. if you want to put on a fancy show you will need something more programmable.
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Yes. One remote will control them all, but not all at once. Each one has to be set individually. To control them, you have to point the controller directly into the bulb. Good news is, that once set, they remember the last setting when you turn them back on, and you will have 4 or 5 spare remotes.
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Hi Barb. It worked for me to connect 2 strips to the same power source and control them with the same controller. I haven't tried with 3 strips yet.
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Don't know about the colors, but there are a couple different styles and unless you want one controller to be able to move both, you should make sure to order two that operate on different frequencies so they can play with them at the same time.
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This control has two output of RGB you can connect the w to one or all three R-G-and B because both sides work together the w would turn on the same time as the color but it would work
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Dear friends , The package only with 24key controller+5050 300led rgb strip . You should buy 1 12V 4A power supply .the power must be enough. than you
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the controller functions are all seven colors steady then fading and cycling colors, and then on/off flashing in colors. if you switch it to be a decoder with an external controller, you can do whatever you want and whatever your controller can do. Basic presets are very minimal
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The controller has several dynamic modes, one of them is a kind of strobe effect. You can also control the speed of the dynamic modes to be slower or faster. One of the other dynamic modes is a smooth transition fade through about 8 colors. THat fade can be slowed way down to be a very suttle change between colors. You can also select about a color form about 20 preset colors and change the brightness to be very dim or very bright. The working voltage for the contoller is DC 5v up to 24V. I used a 12 volt power supply with mine because that is what the LED light strip required.
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Yes you can provided you have the correct drivers, however for my controller one of the bumper buttons broke after only a few months, if you're going to be using it heavily I wouldn't recommend this controller.
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Yes you can; contact hitlights.com for details on how to program the two controllers.
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Yes, you can use them standalone. There is a set of switches on the back of the light. When you have all the switches pointed down, it will go into sound-activated mode. The other cool feature is that if you buy more than one light and connect them as slaves with a dmx cable, they will all change the same color together with the music. They are great lights for the price. There is a paper that comes with each light that explains all the modes.
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I own one. I ended up buying/adding the Obey 10. If you are using an RGB light, each channel will run one color as a fader with the 3. If you plan on expanding at all, or want to control other functions, or get RGBA lights (4channels), you will need and want more channels. I ended up just using my obey3 as a controller for one seperate single spot. Once you start to understand some basic programming, you will want to be able to see the numeric displays to know exactly which assigned slot you are in for fade speeds and some of the auto chases, sound sensitivity, etc. I moved up to the Obey10 also. I own one. I ended up buying/adding the Obey 10. If you are using an RGB light, each channel will run one color as a fader with the 3. If you plan on expanding at all, or want to control other functions, or get RGBA lights (4channels), you will need and want more channels. I ended up just using my obey3 as a controller for one seperate single spot. Once you start to understand some basic programming, you will want to be able to see the numeric displays to know exactly which assigned slot you are in for fade speeds and some of the auto chases, sound sensitivity, etc. I moved up to the Obey10... » Read More I own one. I ended up buying/adding the Obey 10. If you are using an RGB light, each channel will run one color as a fader with the 3. If you plan on expanding at all, or want to control other functions, or get RGBA lights (4channels), you will need and want more channels. I ended up just using my obey3 as a controller for one seperate single spot. Once you start to understand some basic programming, you will want to be able to see the numeric displays to know exactly which assigned slot you are in for fade speeds and some of the auto chases, sound sensitivity, etc. I moved up to the Obey10 also. « Show Less
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I think you can use it WW I believe just refers to "warm white" as opposed to "white" which is more bluish .... hook the 5 leads up normally R,G,B, +5 and W and you can control infinite RGB colors or have the plane Warm White on only. What you cannot do is to have the RGB AND the Warm White on at the same time.
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Yes you can. It will control both the RGB and the WW leds (they alternate between a RGB led and WW led on the strip). It will not control both RGB and WW at the same time. You can have one or the other on, either color or just white lights, not both RGB and WW at the same time. To get around this issue, (and have maximum light output with the RGB AND the WW leds on at the same time, you will need to add one more controller (amazon #B00HEOW0T4) to control each seprately. My RGB leds are controlled with zone 1 one the remote by one controller only hooked up to the RGB outputs on the controller. My WW leds are controlled by zone 2 on the remote and controlled by a separate controller only hooked up to the WW outputs of the second controller. The V+ is jumpered between the 2 controllers. This will give you full control of all the LEDs on the strip. I drive 4 zones of 32' each. Zone 1 is inside 32' of RV RGB leds, Zone 2 is inside 32' of WW leds on same strip, Zone 3 is outside 32' RGB leds, Zone 4 is outside 32' of WW leds. One remote, 4 controllers. I can have both RGB and WW leds on at the same time, giving me pastel colors and maximun light and control. Hope this helps
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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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No. My installer said only one main controller can be used, but up to 4 keypads can be paired with it.
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You would need to purchase separate control/switch. I purchase an additional power supply and dimmer switch. to have 2 sets of separately controlled light bars.