Step 1) Press the “Pattern” tab at the bottom
Step 2) Press “All Zones” then the box to the right of a zone to select the zone
Step 3) Press x to go back
Step 4) Press “Pattern Mode” to choose a movement
Step 5) Press the – and + next to “# Colors” to select the colors
Step 6) Press the “Adjust” tab at the top to add more effects
Step 7) Press “Save”
- Press the pattern tab at the bottom of the screen
- Select the zone:
- Press ▼ next to “All Zones” to select the zone you’d like to turn on
- By default, your system is set to a zone called “All Lights”
- If you have created your own zones, they will show up here
- Press the box to the right of the zone you want to make the pattern for, when selected it will have a ✓
- Press x to go back to the page to create a pattern
- Press ▼ next to “All Zones” to select the zone you’d like to turn on
- Select a pattern mode:
- Press the ▼ next to the pattern mode
- Color – Solid
- Chase – Lights moving in sequence
- Paint – Solid color that changes color by stacking 1 light at a time back and forth
- Stacker – Solid color that chances color by one light tracing through and stacking to the other side (zones have to be set up to use this)
- Sequence – All lights flashing through the same colors in the pattern at the same time
- Multi-Paint – Solid color that changes color by spreading out from a point
- Select the number of colors in the pattern:
- Press the – and + next to “# Colors”
- For a uniform solid color, set the “# Colors” to “1”
- Change the colors in the pattern
- Press the color you want to change
- A selected color will become a circle, meaning you can change it
- An unselected color is a square and must be selected to change
- Using the rainbow sliding bar, choose a new color
- The second sliding bar will adjust the shade/intensity of the color
- Press the color you want to change
- To save a color:
- Press and hold a square under “Custom” while the color you want to be saved is playing
- Press the ▼ next to the pattern mode
- “Adjust” tab in the upper menu
- Color Transforms
- Must have two or more colors selected in the pattern
- There are different color transforms available for different pattern modes (not all color transforms are available for every pattern mode)
- Select a color transform by pressing the ▼ next to “No Color Transform”
- No Color Transforms – Doesn’t do any color transforms
- Repeat – Changes the amount of lights that are each color in a row
- If the repeat number is 3, there will be 3 of each color in a row
- Progression – How many colors will show between the transition from one color to another
- If the progression number set is 3, the lights change color in 3 steps from red to blue (red, dark pink, light pink, white, reverse)
- Fade – Changes the brightness intensity from color to color
- If the fade number is 3, the lights change brightness in 3 steps from color to color (off, half on, fully on, half on, off, change color, repeat
- Skip – Makes the pattern skip lights, instead of changing every light
- If the skip number is 3, every 3rd light will move the pattern
- Fill with Black – Turns lights off between each color
- If the fill with black number is 3, there will be 3 lights turned off between each color
- Direction – Changes the direction of the pattern
- # of LED’s – A pattern playing in multiple places at once
- If the # of LED’s is 2, the lights will be playing 1 pattern in 2 places
- Effects
- No Effect – No effect
- Twinkle – Flashes 1 white light randomly
- The slider next to “Twinkle” changes the frequency
- Lighting – Flashes 3 white lights randomly
- The slider next to “Lighting” changes the frequency
- Speed – Use the slider to change the speed
- Brightness – Use the slider to change the brightness
- Red – Use the slider to take out or put in red into the pattern
- Green – Use the slider to take out or put in green into the pattern
- Blue – Use the slider to take out or put in blue into the pattern
- Color Transforms
- “Save”
- Rename the pattern created
- Choose the category it will be under on the “List” page or create a new category
- *Note* – Only saved patterns can be recalled by timer or calendar events, or recalled spontaneously