RGB LED Strip Light Controller with Wireless Receiver for 5050 & 3528 LED Strips

First, if the buttons do not control the right colors, you can press the remote control switch button to turn off the light strip. Then, press the FADE7 button (the last button below the right) and the light strip will flash. Afterward, press the switch button to turn on the light strip, and the buttons should now be able to control the correct color. If not, repeat the above steps until the buttons can control the correct color.

As for the 44-Key LED Lights Controller DIY Setting:

Step 1: To activate the DIY function, first turn on the light, then press one of the RGB buttons, and finally press the DIY1 button once.

Step 2: For the DIY setting, long press the red up or down arrow buttons to increase or decrease the red proportion (press for 5 seconds or more). Adjust the green (green arrow) and blue (blue arrow) proportions in the same way to create your favorite color.

Step 3: To keep the color you just set, press the DIY1 button again, and the setting will be completed, with the current color saved.

Step 4: Repeat the steps above to set the remaining 5 DIYs. All 6 DIY buttons are designed to be memorized, so once you save the mode, you don't have to reset it next time.

Before using the LED remote controller, remove the plastic cover from the bottom of the remote. Aim the remote at the infrared receiver and ensure there are no obstacles. The correct connections for your lights should be made.

The LED Remote Control Doesn't Work:

Firstly, pull out the plastic cover on the bottom of the remote before use. Then, connect the controller box with the LED strip (the arrows marked between the control box and strip connector should be in the same position). Finally, the remote should be aimed at the IR receiver without any obstacles.

Press the DIY1 button to enter DIY mode, then you can press the arrows for Red, Green, and Blue to adjust the color as desired. After finishing the color adjustment, press DIY1 again, and the setting will be completed, with the current color saved.

The same process can be used to set DIY2 to DIY6. All 6 DIY buttons are designed to be memorized, so once you save the mode, you don't have to set it again next time.

The 44-Key Remote Controller offers 20 static colors, the ability to adjust brightness, and various control modes: Static, Flash, Strobe, Fade-change, and RGB Smooth-change.

This is an Easy Plug and Play RGB Controller with 16 multicolored options, 5 light patterns, and 6 DIY keys that allow you to freely adjust the R/G/B color according to your preferences.

The controller output is DC 12V, 2A/Channel, with a 2-Port 1 to 2 Controller. This LED strip controller can connect two rolls of LED strips.

The controller is suitable for 5050, 3528, and 2835 RGB LED strip lights with 4 pins, and it is compatible with all 12V DC LED Power Supplies.

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