Artnet Sd-Card Mode; Dmx Mode; Auto-Play Mode; Testing Mode - LED Strip Studio LED Ethernet Controller 3 User Manual

ARTNET SD-CARD MODE

In this mode you can trigger animations stored on SD card (exported from LED Strip Studio software). You can set
what Universe and DMX address to use in LEC3 Web Configuration. LED Strip Studio uses following DMX channels:
1. Brightness
2. Animation
3. Speed
4. Red
5. Green
6. Blue
*Last 3 channels set the color of all pixels (while maintaining intensity levels). It's not intensity of each channel!
You can store up to 255 different animations on SD card. They can be complete shows (10 and more minutes long).
Using this mode you can switch between them to do live light LED show.

DMX MODE

This mode is automatically activated when there is DMX signal connected to DMX input and there's no LED Strip
Studio software or some ArtNet controller connected to the device.
Again, you can use LEC3 in two ways in DMX mode:
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Pixel
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SD-Card
The meaning of these modes is the same as in ArtNet mode. The only difference is, in pixel mode you can control
only up to 170 LEDs. You can configure both modes in LEC3 Web Configuration.

AUTO-PLAY MODE

Lowest priority mode. It allows you to play animations stored on SD-card (exported from LED Strip Studio
software). By default LEC3 plays animation selected by DIP switch or defined in Web configuraion. But you can use
buttons to switch between the animations.
Autoplay mode is also able to play DMX files (*.ldm) stored on SD card along with the digital animation files (*.lnt).
This makes LEC3 a complete stand alone digital and analog LED controller.

TESTING MODE

In case you change settings in the web configuration, you can display several test patterns on the SPI outputs. It's
practical to e.g. set correct order of the RGB color channels.
You can also activate test mode by removing SD card and using device buttons to switch the different test pattern.
Animation brightness
You can select animation 1 to 255 using this channel. 0 is
empty.
Speed of animation. 0 is pause, 128 is default speed of
video or animation. 255 is 4x faster than default speed.
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