LED Lighting Control Screen

You can access LED lighting screen by selecting Vessel > Lighting.


	Turns off all connected lights and scenes.
Scenes	Shows all created scenes.
Lights	Shows all connected LED lights and light groups.
	Creates a new scene.
	Light, light group, or scene name and information. Select to turn a light or light group on and off. Select to start a scene.
	Shows whether the light or light group on and off.
	Quickly adjust the brightness of the light, light group, or scene.
	Quickly edit the properties, color, and effects of a light, light group, or scene.

Turning LED Lights On and Off

From the lighting control screen, select > Edit Light.

A list of all available lights and light groups is shown.
Select a light or light group.
Select Turn On or Turn Off.

TIP: You can select the toggle switch on the light or light group directly from the lighting control screen to quickly turn lights and light groups on and off.

Adjusting LED Light Brightness

From the lighting control screen, select > Edit Light.

A list of all available lights and light groups is shown.
Select the light or light group you want to adjust.
Adjust the brightness level on the bottom of the screen for the selected light or light group.

TIP: You can select on the light or light group directly from the lighting control screen to quickly adjust the brightness for a light or group of lights.

Changing LED Light Color

From the lighting control screen, select > Edit Light.

A list of all available lights and light groups is shown.
Select a light or light group.
Select Color Pick > Color.
Depending on the type of light connected, select an option:
- To change the RGB color of a connected light, select Color.
- To change the tone of a white light, select White.
A color or white light gradient window is shown, along with a set of predefined colors or white light selections.
Select a color or white tone.

TIP: You can select on the light or light group directly from the lighting control screen to quickly adjust the color or effect for a light or group of lights.

Changing LED Light Effects

Selecting some LED light effects may result in lights flashing at various intervals. Consult your physician if you have epilepsy or are sensitive to bright or flashing lights.

From the lighting control screen, select > Edit Light.

A list of all available lights and light groups is shown.
Select the light or light group you want to adjust.
Select Effects > Effect.

A list of predefined lighting effects is shown
Select an effect from the list.

The screen shows the colors and pattern included in the effect, and the affected light or light group starts using the selected effect.
If necessary, select Effect, and choose a different effect until the light or group of lights uses the preferred effect.

TIP: You can select on the light or light group directly from the lighting control screen to quickly adjust the effect or color for a light or group of lights.

Setting LED Lights to React to Music

You must associate a light or light group with an audio zone on a connected compatible stereo before you can use the Audio Sync feature and have the lights react to music playing on the stereo (Associating LED Lights with an Audio Zone).

Setting LED lights to react to music may result in lights flashing at various intervals. Consult your physician if you have epilepsy or are sensitive to bright or flashing lights.

From the lighting control screen, select > Edit Light.

A list of all available lights and light groups is shown.
Select the light or light group you want to adjust.
Select Audio Sync.
Depending on the type of light connected, select an option:
- If you want the lights to react to quieter and louder elements of the music playing, select Mode > Color Blend.
- If you want the lights to react to the bass and treble frequencies of the music playing, Mode > Audio Spectrum.
If necessary, select the colors associated with the quieter, louder, bass, and treble elements depending on the selected mode.

TIP: You can select on the light or light group directly from the lighting control screen to quickly adjust the color or effect for a light or group of lights.

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