Smart WiFi LED Controller User Manual

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This user manual provides detailed instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of your Aubric Smart WiFi LED Controller. This device enables wireless control of RGB LED strip lights via a smartphone application, voice commands through Alexa or Google Home, and integration with IFTTT. It offers features such as color adjustment, brightness control, music synchronization, group control, and timer functions.

Image: Two Aubric Smart WiFi LED Controllers, showing their compact design and connectors.

Fa'amatalaga Saogalemu

• Ia mautinoa le sapalai eletise voltage matches the controller's requirements (12-24V DC).
• Do not expose the controller to moisture or extreme temperatures.
• Always disconnect power before making any connections or disconnections.
• This controller is designed for use with 4-pin RGB LED strip lights. Ensure your LED strip is compatible.
• Taofi ese mai tamaiti.

O mea o lo'o i totonu

O le afifi e aofia ai mea nei:

• 2 x WiFi Pule
• 2 x 4-pin Connector

Image: Contents of the package, showing the two WiFi controllers and the included 4-pin connectors.

Fa'amatalaga

Seti

Fa'amatalaga Taua A'o le'i Fa'apipi'i

• This WiFi controller is designed for RGB LED Strip lights only. The LED strip light is e le o aofia ai.
• This controller works exclusively with 4-pin LED strip lights. A 4-pin connector is included.
• A 12V DC power supply is required for this WiFi controller and is e le o aofia ai. It works with 5-24V DC power supplies with a standard connector size of 5.5 x 2.1mm jack.

Image: Visual guide highlighting that the LED strip and power supply are not included, and specifying the required power connector size.

Connecting the WiFi Controller

1. Ensure all components (LED strip, controller, power supply) are disconnected from power before making connections.
2. Connect the 4-pin connector from the LED strip to the WiFi controller. Ensure the arrows on both the controller and the LED strip connector are aligned. Misalignment can cause damage or malfunction.
3. Connect the DC power supply to the WiFi controller's input jack.
4. Once all connections are secure, plug in the power supply. The lights should begin to blink, indicating the controller is ready for network setup.

Image: Step-by-step visual instructions for connecting the WiFi controller to the LED strip and power, highlighting the importance of arrow alignment.

Ata: Auiliili view of the 4-pin connector and controller, illustrating the correct arrow alignment for connection.

Setting Up the Controller with Your Network (Magic Home App)

1. La'u mai le App: Saili mo "Magic Home Pro" on the App Store (iOS) or Google Play Store (Android), or scan the QR code below to download.
   

   Scan this QR code to download the Magic Home Pro app.

   O le isi auala, sii mai mai: Magic Home Pro App Download

2. Connect to Controller's Wi-Fi: Power on the LED light strip with the WiFi controller. The lights should start blinking. Open your phone's Wi-Fi settings and connect to the "LEDnetxxxxxx" signal. If prompted, turn on Bluetooth.
3. Add New Device in App: Open the Magic Home Pro app. Tap the "+" button in the upper right corner, then select "Add New Devices".
4. Feso'ota'i ile Network Network: In the app, select your home Wi-Fi network (2.4GHz only; temporarily turn off 5GHz if your router provides both) and enter the correct Wi-Fi password.
5. Setting Completion: Once connected, the "LEDnetxxxxxx" signal will disappear. Enter a device name and click "complete". You can now use the app to change light strip color, brightness, and other settings.

Image: App screenshots guiding through the process of adding a new device and connecting to your home Wi-Fi network.

Image: Further app screenshots demonstrating Wi-Fi network selection and the initial control interface after successful setup.

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Magic Home App Control

The Magic Home Pro app provides comprehensive control over your LED strip lights:

• Pulea lanu: Select from 16 million colors, adjust intensity, and choose various patterns. You can also store up to 5 custom-created colors and brightness levels.
• Musika Fa'atasi: The lights can beat and change colors in sync with music played on your phone, ideal for creating party or ambient atmospheres.
• Pulea Vaega: Control multiple LED strips simultaneously by naming each strip in the app and organizing them into different groups.
• Fa'asologa o le Taimi: Utilize timer functions to schedule lights to turn on/off, or to set specific ambient moods at different times of the day.

Image: Various screenshots of the Magic Home Pro app interface, demonstrating color selection, music mode, and custom lighting effects.

Ata: Ua umaview of the WiFi controller, the Magic Home app on a smartphone, and examples of LED strips illuminated in various colors (red, green, blue, white).

Image: Depiction of the music synchronization feature, showing LED lights changing in rhythm with music during a social gathering.

Tuufaatasiga Pulea leo

The controller is compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Home. Once integrated, you can use voice commands to:

• Ki / tape moli.
• Change brightness levels.
• Adjust colors.

It also supports IFTTT (If This Then That) for creating custom automation routines based on various events.

Tulaga Galulue

The wireless LED controller supports two working modes:

• Faiga Hotspot: Use this mode when outdoors or in locations without a Wi-Fi network (e.g., car, boat). The controller creates its own Wi-Fi hotspot for direct connection from your smartphone.
• Home Wi-Fi Mode: Connect the controller to your home Wi-Fi router for remote control of your lights from anywhere with internet access.

Tausiga

• Keep the device clean by wiping it with a dry, soft cloth.
• Aloese mai le fa'aaogaina o vaila'au malolosi po'o mea fa'amama fa'amama.
• Ensure proper ventilation around the controller to prevent overheating.
• Store the controller in a dry environment when not in use for extended periods.

Fa'afitauli

Cannot Find "LEDnetxxxxxx" Wi-Fi Signal

If you are unable to find the controller's Wi-Fi signal during setup, you may need to reset the WiFi controller:

1. Before resetting, ensure the WiFi strip controller is powered off.
2. To start the reset process, power the controller on and off three times (ON-OFF-ON-OFF-ON-OFF-ON). Each turn should be approximately 2 seconds apart.
3. Upon successful reset, the strip light will flash for a few seconds.
4. Go back to your phone's Wi-Fi settings, and the "LEDnetxxxxxx" Wi-Fi signal should now be visible. If not, restart your phone's Wi-Fi and wait for automatic refresh.

Image: Visual guide for resetting the WiFi controller by cycling power three times.

Lights Not Displaying Correct Colors or Functioning

• Check Arrow Alignment: Ensure the 4-pin connector from the LED strip is correctly aligned with the arrow on the WiFi controller. If the light color turns out to be opposite (e.g., you want red, but it lights up green), please re-insert the 4-pin connector to the end side of the light strip, ensuring arrow alignment.
• GRB vs. RGB Compatibility: This controller is designed for "GRB" light strips. Before purchase, ensure your light strip is GRB. If your strip is RGB, it may not function correctly.

Image: Close-up of an LED strip showing the GRB (Green, Red, Blue) configuration, important for compatibility.

Fa'amaonia ma Lagolago

For warranty information or technical support, please contact Aubric customer service. Refer to your purchase documentation for specific warranty terms and contact details.

You can also visit the official Aubric store for more information: Aubric Store on Amazon