Extra 16' of Digital 1606 Strip for iPhone & Android Controller

• This Includes:
• -16.4′ (5 meter) Strip With 120 Full Color Lights

Included 5v 3A Power Supply

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I reset the controller?
Hold down the black button on the controller and unplug the power supply from the wall. Keep the button pressed down. Wait ten seconds. While keeping the button pressed down, plug the power supply back in. Wait ten seconds. Release the button.

Can I connect multiple strips?
Yes. You can daisy chain the strips together. With the power supply that shipped you can connect three sets for a total strip length of 15 meters, (49 feet.) With a more robust power supply to can power additional strips in the same chain. You can also use multiple kits in the same installation that will work together.

How do I make the controller remember a new default pattern?
When you have the required pattern displayed on the lights, press and hold the button on the back of the controller until the red LED flashes rapidly (8 times a second).  The controller will enter a random pattern mode, but the last pattern that was being displayed is saved as the default for subsequent power up operation.

Are they weather resistant? Can they be used outside?
The LED lights are housed in a UV Resistant Transparent Silicone casing which is considered splash resistant. The connectors and controller and are not weather resistant. For safety reasons we advise the set should not be used outdoors.

Do you have a Windows Mobile or Browser based version?
We are currently working on it.

How is it powered?
The current power supply outputs 5 volts 3.0 amps, 15 watts max.

Can I run it off my car?
We offer a car kit which ships with a power inverter. If you can get a third party 12v power supply which outputs 5 volts 3.0 amps, 15 watts max; it should work.

Do you provide customized solutions?
Yes. We offer customized software solutions for large projects.

Can I control more than one strip with a single device?
Yes. You can control multiple units with one device (iPad, iPhone, iTouch). Theoretically up to 255 devices per network. The app will let you switch between the controllers. You can also link up to three strips of lights together on one controller with the power supply that is shipped with the unit.

Can I run multiple strips at once?
Yes. Each controller has a separate IP so you can have 255 units on your network. You can use the iPhone app to switch between the units.

Do you have a solution for multiple rooms?
For multi-room, you would need a kit for each room. You can set it up so that all the kits are on one wireless network. You can use one iPhone to control the individual sets in each room. The app will let you switch between the controllers.

Is it possible to integrate with a DMX lighting system?
We’re working on it.

How many strips can be chained together?
In practice, we’ve strung three on one power supply and it works great. The controller can control a strip of up to 65,535 LEDs which is 546 segments of 120 lights per segment. That would be 2,730 meters; almost 9,000 feet. Linking more than three strips would require a different power supply which we do not currently supply. If you’re interested please contact our custom solutions team.

What’s in the box?
One 5v 1606 Strip: 120 lights (16.4ft / 5 meters)
One WiFi Controller Unit
(Dimensions Approximately 3.5” x 3” x 1” [9cm x 8cm x 2.5cm] )
One Universal Power Supply
One USA Power Cord

How many segments does it have?
The current firmware can address eight individual segments. Each segment can have it’s own sequenced pattern or color combinations. You can set the length of each segment.

If I add on additional strips, would they act independently?
They would be chained together and the controller will see them as one large strip, but you can segment the total strip length into eight individual sections if needed. Then each section can be programmed independently.

Can I connect it to a hub?
Yes. Note: If you’re not experienced with Wi-Fi networking, please consider asking someone with experience before attempting to connect the iGloLEDset to a hub. If you’re in factory mode, the Wi-Fi Lights Controller IP address should be: 169.254.1.1 The settings screen will allow you to connect the iGloLEDset to your open or secure network. To access the settings screen open up Safari on the iPhone when you’re connected to the Wi-Fi controller and point to this URL – http://169.254.1.1