Cracker Tree controller

There are three different types of controllers available for pixel LED cracker trees. These include the “Without Sound” type, the “Fixed LED Type with Sound,” and the “Manual LED Setting Type with Sound.”

The “Without Sound” type of controller has a fixed number of LEDs, which is 100. This means that your cracker tree must have 100 LEDs or less.

The “Fixed LED Type with Sound” controller has a maximum of 75 LEDs, with 50 LEDs in the column and 15 LEDs in the flare. This controller also has sound capabilities.

The “Manual LED Setting Type with Sound” controller has many features, including the ability to select the number of LEDs in the column and flare, the speed of the LED selections, sound output, and timer options. This controller connects through Wi-Fi, and users can change settings through a web page.

The circuit is designed to control the fireworks LED with different lengths of the cannon body and flare. The buttons on the circuit or the web page can be used to adjust the length of the cannon body and flare without using any software.

To install the controller, follow these instructions:

1. Continue to hold the SET button for 2 seconds, and the indicator light will turn on. Then use the + and – buttons on the circuit to set the number of bulbs for the LED in the body.

2. Press and hold the SET button again for 2 seconds, and the indicator light will turn on. Use the + and – buttons on the circuit to set the number of bulbs for the LED in the ray.

3. Press and hold the SET button for 2 seconds, and the LED body will run the demo. Adjust the running speed of the LED body using the + and – buttons on the circuit.

4. Press and hold the SET button for 2 seconds, and three indicator lights will turn on. TIA LED demo will adjust the running speed of TIA LED. Use the + and – buttons on the circuit to set the speed for TIA accordingly.

5. Continue to hold the SET button for 2 seconds when setting the speed of the beam. The circuit will automatically save the state and return to normal operation.