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With LivingColors products, you can create your ambience by:
1. Touching the desired colour on the colour wheel. You can move your finger over the
colour wheel to refine the colour.
2. Changing the colour saturation (adding more white to the current colour). Press
the saturation up button for a deep colour or the saturation down button for a more
pastel colour. If you keep pressing the saturation down button, you will ultimately reach
white.
Dimming. Increase or decrease the light intensity via the dimming buttons.
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4. Starting the automatic colour-changing mode. Sweep your finger around the
colour wheel (one full circle) and briefly press "I" ("On"); you will hear a beep, and
LivingColors will switch to the automatic colour-changing mode: the lamp will start
changing colours automatically.
You can adjust the speed at which colours change. Speed can be adjusted
clockwise, from fast (dark blue colour on the colour wheel) to slow (purple). You can
tap anywhere on the colour wheel. While in the automatic colour changing mode,
you can also adjust the saturation and brightness of the colours.
To switch back to static colour mode, sweep around the colour wheel again (one full
circle), then press "0".
5. Switching lamps off ("0") and on ("I").
With LivingWhites products, you can create your ambience by dimming and switching lights on and
off, as described above. When you switch off white light, it will slowly fade to off. If you would like to
switch it off immediately, press the "0" button again.
3. Creating lighting scenes
If you like a particular lighting setting (for example, red slightly dimmed), you can store this scene
for easy recall: press and hold one of the Scene buttons until the remote control makes a beeping
sound. Your scene is now stored under the Scene button you have pressed. You can also store a
certain automatic colour-changing mode in this way.
You can continue adjusting the lights as you wish. Whenever you want to go back to your stored
scene, just press the Scene button you pressed when storing it.
If the remote is connected to more than one lamp, it will store the scene for all lamps connected
to it. For example, you can save a scene where some of your lamps are dimmed, and some are on
orange.
You can store up to 3 scenes (one for each Scene button).
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