If you set up multiple lights into different groups, can you trigger multiple groups at a time? or is it just one group at a time?
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There are 4 groups available ABC&D, and you can pick any or all of them. In addition there are 4 channels available 123&4. You have to fire all groups(abc&d) on the same channel(123or4), but if you had a second set of strobes on a different channel, then you could use the 4 groups to fire them as well. It has way more flexibility than you can afford to have strobes.
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I have three lights within one foot and one remote can operate all three lights in the same time if the remote is within 4 ft distance. The remote seems to be very directional as sometimes only one of the lights is operated and sometimes none of the lights work. It seems that after powering off from the wall switch they are reset and the remotes can control the lights again. If the lights are set on different modes/colors, if the lights are turned off/on from the remote the settings are saved and each light will turn on with the same mode/color as it was before it was turned off. If the lights are turned off from the wall switch, the lights go back to the default, flash changing through all the colors. I have three lights within one foot and one remote can operate all three lights in the same time if the remote is within 4 ft distance. The remote seems to be very directional as sometimes only one of the lights is operated and sometimes none of the lights work. It seems that after powering off from the wall switch they are reset and the remotes can control the lights again. If the lights are set on different modes/colors, if the lights are turned off/on from the remote the settings are saved and each light will turn on with the same mode/color as it was before it was turned off. If the... » Read More I have three lights within one foot and one remote can operate all three lights in the same time if the remote is within 4 ft distance. The remote seems to be very directional as sometimes only one of the lights is operated and sometimes none of the lights work. It seems that after powering off from the wall switch they are reset and the remotes can control the lights again. If the lights are set on different modes/colors, if the lights are turned off/on from the remote the settings are saved and each light will turn on with the same mode/color as it was before it was turned off. If the lights are turned off from the wall switch, the lights go back to the default, flash changing through all the colors. « Show Less
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You can INSTALL each of the 3 lamp assemblies individually, but you cannot CONTROL them individually once installed. One can only select between "moonlight" mode and normal mode (which activates ALL the installed main lamp assemblies).
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I think it means if you have multiple bulbs near each other they will operate the same. The come with a spectrum cycle mode. So basically if the bulbs are in unobstructed range of the remote, they will respond to the same button press on one remote. I have a 3 bulb staggered tower that i have to hold the remote close to the bulb so the other lights dont change color too.
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Good question. I don't have an answer since I only have one strip plugged in. My assumption is that the LED's will operate as one. There aren't any switches or buttons to seperate their function. Personally, I'd have a controller for every strip (even though it accepts 3 strips). The effects are incredible. I'm looking into a controller with many functions as my next purchase. Hope this helps your decision.
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Hi, it depends on what you call a "normal bulb", if you mean the incandescent ones, definitely yes. You can create groups of bulbs that can be controlled together (max 5 per group)
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No. All three lights come on at once. I had a dimmer switch put on when the electrician put up the chandelier...he recommended it. It works nicely.
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It's all on the same frequency so one remote will control all lights. Assuming you are asking because you would like the different sets of lights to dim independently, you can set the favorite on each switch to your preferred level and use that button to achieve the desired effect. For instance, in my application I have two switches, one controlling the front lights and the other controlling the back. I set my favorite to turn the from lights off and dim the back lights 80% when I hit the button during movie time.
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I haven't had time to explore this enough to write a review, but the answer appears to be yes. Using "Scenes" you can select several "devices" and control them together. There is a feature that let's you select "Responder" or "Controller" for the device. I'm assuming that allows you to change the light on a Keypad without activating any lights controlled by that Keypad. It also allows you to name the button on the Keypad and have the drawing of the Keypad show that name for that button.
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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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Unfortunately no. I have 3 on my tank so I grouped the three controllers together and use one remote. One command from remote will effect all three lights.
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If you have the model with a remote control for the light, the toggle switch positions must match. That way you can control multiple lights with one remote.
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It alternates more rapidly at first then after a minute it slows, but continues to alternate. So not all colors are lit at same time, but alternates nicely. I don't think you can just leave one color on at one time and make it stay.
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I don't think so. I don't remember why we didn't do it - so I assume it was because the instructions explicitly stated so - because my wife and I both wanted our lamps on this timer. (It might not be enough output - it goes from very dim to on as it wakes you.) So we have two timers running in the room for each of our lights and they work perfectly. We have talked about getting another one for another light in the room. Remember that whatever light you plug into it won't be on except when this tells it to be on. So my wife has a second bedside lamp to use as a lamp rather than an alarm clock.
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Don't think so, my lamps only have one "on" setting. All four come on whenit's turned on.
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No you can only play one bulb at a time with this brand. I have purchased a few of these and 1 other brand. I prefer this brand as u can control the light and music separately as the other ine I bought the light has to be on to play music. The light itself is pretty bright and would compare to a 60 a 75 watt bulb.
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From a distance (if the candles are within a few feet of each other) the remote turns the whole group on, off and changes color mode. If you get close however, you can easily activate one at a time. Yes, also flicker to steady.