Connection with Wireless Remote
Connecting the Wireless Remote
The wireless remote is connected to the light by default. It is powered by AAA batteries. If the connection fails, turn on the light, and then within 5 seconds, long press the [wifi] button ? to connect until the light flashes once, indicating a successful connection.
Remote Control Diagram and Functions
Front Light On/Off: Controls the main front light.
RGB Back Light On/Off: Controls the RGB back light.
Color Temperature: Adjusts the color temperature of white light.
Connect to the Light: [wifi] ? button for pairing.
Brightness: Adjusts the overall brightness.
Cool White: Selects cool white light.
Neutral White: Selects neutral white light.
Warm White: Selects warm white light.
Change Single RGB Color: Cycles through single RGB colors.
Change Mix RGB Colors: Cycles through mixed RGB color modes.
Sync to Music Off: [music] ? button to turn off music sync.
Sync to Music On: [music] ? button to turn on music sync.
Advanced Features and Disconnection
The system supports multiple wireless remotes connecting to one light, and multiple lights connecting to one wireless remote.
Disconnecting a Single Wireless Remote
To disconnect a wireless remote from the light, turn on the light and within 20 seconds, long press the [power] ? and [wifi] ? buttons simultaneously for more than 5 seconds.
Disconnecting All Wireless Remotes
To disconnect all wireless remotes from the light, turn on the light and within 20 seconds, long press the [power] ? and [wifi] ? buttons simultaneously for more than 5 seconds.
Visual Representation
The accompanying image depicts a bedroom interior enhanced with vibrant, multi-colored LED strip lighting that creates an ambient mood. The lights are installed along the ceiling and behind the bed's headboard, displaying a gradient of red, pink, and purple hues. In the foreground, a white wireless remote control is shown, highlighting its interface. A Wi-Fi symbol is also visible near the ceiling fixture, suggesting connectivity.
