Mi-Light 2.4GHz remote control for LED track light FUT090

Mi-Light 2.4GHz remote control for LED track light FUT090

Mi-Light multifunctional radio remote controller is a device that allows wireless control of up to 99 zones using a compatible radio receiver. The Mi-Light LCD display provides easy access to the zone, allowing you to change the brightness CCT colour temperature, or any RGB colour or RGBW colour.

One of the most important features of this system is the ability to handle almost every installation (MONO/CCT/RGB/RGBW) with the help of one remote control. Up to now, for mixed installations in monochrome and RGB environments, separate sets have to be used for each. Using this remote control with LS1 receiver, you can control almost any installation by programming the LS1 receiver correctly.

Receiver (s) must be purchased separately. For compatible receivers please see the compatible MiBoxer products tab.

Application for installation:

MONO - one colour CCT - with variable colour temperature

RGB - multicolour

RGB+W - multicoloured with extra white

RGB+CCT - multicolour with variable colour temperature (in this case two separate receivers are required)

Remote features - FUT090:

Controls up to 99 zones

Dimming and lighting up

Change the colours available from the RGB colour palette (RGB installation)

Changing colour temperature CCT (CCT installation)

Saturation change (RGB or RGB+W installation)

Immediate reduction of brightness (night mode)

Writing / calling favorite sequences / colors

Enables or disables all zones simultaneously

Single zone control

Control of selected groups in zones

Get different dynamic programs available (change mode/speed)

Edit at any time assigned to the zone receiver

Automatically sleeps the remote control in the event of inactivity

Touchpads and buttons

Remote control features - FUT090:

One remote for most installations (MONO/CCT/RGB/RGB+W/RGB+CCT)

Works with Wi-Fi controller (see the compatible MiBoxer products tab)

Battery-powered 3 x 1.5V AAA (not included)

Radio communication with receivers

Free movement around the zones

Illuminated LCD display

Touch buttons

24 months warranty

The type of communication that connects the transmitter to the receiver is via radio. A signal based on 2400-2483.5 MHz frequencies allows for 30 meters of wireless operation in open terrain. With more devices, we can create LEDs based on unrestricted coverage, thanks to signal retransmission technology. The condition of this work is to place another receiver within 30 meters. Products that work with the FUT090 remote control are listed in the compatible MiBoxer products tab.

Table 2. Dynamic programs for the Mi-Light remote - FUT090

Remote construction - remote control has not been so easy

Illuminated LCD screen - a preview of driver parameters

The information available from the display:

1. Nr. currently operating zone (1-99)

2. Nr. the currently operating device in the zone or zones (0-9999)

3. Information on the selected RGB colour

4. Information about the illumination in the currently operating zone

5. Colour temperature information

6. Saturation level information

7. Battery level information

8. No battery level information

9. Information no. dynamic program

10. Favourite sequence information

Automatic synchronisation - precision in operation

When more than one receiver is controlled by one transmitting device, the installation is synchronized during operation without causing delays during operation.

Transmission - transmitting radio signal

Increasing the radio signal in the installation is possible with the use of several receivers. These devices are characterised by the transmission of the received signal to the next device, thereby increasing the range of control of the LED installation (distance between receivers cannot be more than 30m).

Mi-Light 2.4GHz remote control for LED track light FUT090 specification

Mi-Light 2.4GHz remote control for LED track light FUT090 package includes

 1 x RF Wireless Radio LED - 99 zones - Mi-Light - FUT090

1 x User's Guide