This is the Bluetooth version of the Colorful LED controller, an upgraded model from T1000S iteration. Its power supply range is DC 5–24V. It uses an SD memory card (standardly a 256MB SD card as shown in the picture) to store lighting animation programs. It is compatible with various mainstream colorful LED driver chips such as WS2811, SK6812, and WS2801, and is widely used in lighting projects, advertising light boxes, and ambient lighting installations.
2. Function breakdown of panel components
1. Display screen area
6-digit digital display, used to show real-time core parameters such as chip model, operating mode, and animation playback speed, facilitating on-site debugging and inspection.
2. Four physical red buttons
1. CHIP (chip): Switch to a driver chip suitable for different models of LED;
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2. MODE: Switch between built-in lighting effects or activate different programs stored on the SD card;
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3. SPEED+: Increases the rendering speed of light animations;
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4. SPEED: Slow down the lighting animation speed.
3. Left-side terminal block
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4. Right-side terminal block
- GND/DAT/CLK: Standard single-wire and dual-wire signal output terminals, directly connected to the light strip;
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- IN A, IN B: cascaded signal input ports; OUT A, OUT B: cascaded signal output ports. Multiple controllers can be connected in series to expand large lighting projects, with a maximum cascade distance of 150m;
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– Supports DMX5.12 protocol, with a practical feature to write addresses automatically.
5. QR code in the upper right corner
By scanning the code, you can download the accompanying LedEdit upper-level editing software and official operation materials. The new Bluetooth version also supports parameter adjustment on mobile devices.
III. Typical Application Scenarios 💡
1. Commercial lighting for store entrances, color-changing light boxes, signage with holographic light strips, and ambient lighting in mall ceilings;
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2. Landscape engineering: lighting on building exteriors, illuminated pathways popular among social media users, and outdoor lighting arrangements for festivals;
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3. Dynamic RGB light strips for space interior decor in bars, KTVs, esports rooms, and home ceiling fixtures;
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4. Dynamic lighting for exhibition booths and custom lighting solutions for unique pixel screens in exhibitions.
4. Practical Usage Steps
1. Use the computer-based LedEdit software to design lighting animations, and save the generated program to the SD card;
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2. Insert the SD card into the controller slot, and supply the controller with a suitable 5–24V DC power source.
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3. Match the LED strip’s corresponding chip specifications using the CHIP button, and connect the wiring to the controller output terminal and the LED strip;
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4. Use MODE to select preset programs, and adjust speed via two speed buttons; for large-scale projects, use AB terminals for multi-device cascading.
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