#GLEDOPTO HUE SYNC PLUS#
The Sync Box can be connected to the controls and lights of the ZigBee Plus series to shine in the same light as the Sync Box.
#GLEDOPTO HUE SYNC PS4#
It can also be set up for TVs, monitors, Apple TV, PS4 / XBox / Nintendo Switch, PC, DVD player, media player and other devices with HDMI output. Quick and easy to connect to the device, the HDMI splitter transmits the signal from the output device to the television, thus controlling the RGB light band in the background color of the picture.
#GLEDOPTO HUE SYNC TV#
The GLEDOPTO GL-SN-001 sync box controls the RGB light strip connected to the TV or monitor. application that grabs the average color of your screen and sends that value to connected Philips Hue lights. Synchronize the LED lighting with the TV picture so you can perfect the mood of watching TV. This can then be controlled like your other lights, however it cannot be used with Hue entertainment. It can be completely customized in two ways - automatic or manual. Open the Hue app Go to ‘Settings’ Select ‘Light set up’ Tap ‘Add Light’ Then press ‘Search’ It should then find your light strip which can then be added Once found you can name the strip and add it. Unleash your creativity and create the perfect lighting. Allows you to easily control modes, control colors, brightness and flicker, and sync lighting effects.
That not a huge deal, though, especially when you’re saving a ton of money.Enjoy a new dimension of light effects with the Gledopto sync box.
#GLEDOPTO HUE SYNC MANUAL#
1.Battery power on the wall switch or manual remote control. 4.The light shall indicates successfully paring. 3.Search and connect the light on APP's settings. Again, the downside is that it won’t work with HomeKit or Hue Sync, and I’ve noticed that transitions are rather sudden when dimming or turning lights on and off, at least compared to the smooth transitions of an official Hue light. 1.Power on the Zigbee Bridge and connect the bridge with wifi router. This lets you control the light and include it with your other Hue lights in that room.Īt this point, your DIY light strip acts like any other Hue light, and you would never know the difference otherwise from within the app. Eventually, it will find the new light strip, which will be named something like “Extended Color Light.”įrom there, go back and add the new light to a room under the “Room Setup” option. The app will begin searching for new lights. Tap “Add Light” in the top-left corner of the screen. Select “Light Setup” from the list of options. Start by opening up the Hue app and tapping the “Settings” tab at the bottom. Once your light strip is working correctly, it’s now time to connect it to your Hue Bridge and control it from your phone!Ĭonnecting the light strip to your Hue Bridge and controlling it from your phone is the same as adding any other Hue light. If they are touching, it won’t short out the lights, but it will result in displaying different colors than what you chose. Also, make sure to cut down the other end of the light strip so that the tips of the wires don’t touch each other. If the indicator light is on, then check the wire connections. If not, make sure that the green light on the controller is lit up. The LED light strip should light up right away. Once you’ve made all the connections, plug the power supply into the controller module.
The other red wire plugs into the “W” slot. Also, there are two red wires-the one next to the blue wire plugs into the “R” slot. Take note that the white wire doesn’t actually plug into the “W” slot, but rather the “V+” slot. Here’s a photo of what the connections look like so that you can match it with yours. To do this, use a pen or small screwdriver to press down on the terminal, slide the wire into its slot, and release the terminal to lock the wire in place.
To start, take the six wires on the end of the LED light strip and plug them into their respective slots on the controller module. There’s not a whole lot you need to do to get it all up and running, and it takes about five minutes to put together everything.
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