Old video. But thank you. Nephew/niece played with the controls and got one light stuck on red. This video saved me from rummaging around looking for the manual! So; Power on. Press group 3 times. Light will flash as confirmation. Done!
My question is ... its possible to have 2 wall panels working with the same light? On to power of and another one to switch off....??? Thanks for the video
@@QuikboySousa sorry for the late reply but it has taken me a year to wrap my head around what these little farty things do. At the heart of the controller is a device commonly found in the wilds of chinese street markets, below ground bodegas in portugal, and in the filthy pages of Amazon. I believe the handheld remotes and the wall panels are essentially the same thing underneath so yes. Its actually mentioned (not explained well or thoroughly) in the miniature destructions inside the box that a process to have mulitple points of command and control without additional equipment just simply an Engrish to your native language translator
When you adjust saturation, are the color LEDs always kept full brightness (just adjusting white LED brightness), or does it "cross-fade" (0% white + 100% color ---> 100% white + 0% color with continuous transition)?
Do you know what sort of range this works over? For example I've just bought one and will be controlling 2 x independent LED strips in the kitchen, BUT could you also control bulbs or strips in other separate rooms?
@@danbailey8574 I honestly don't know if it's possible, as the YL5 is for Wifi to use Alexa while the T4 connects to the wall but talks directly to the lights.
@@Michael0100 ok thanks for that. The yl5 instruction says it is compatible with the t4. I dont suppose you have any idea how to contact mi.light technical department. Cheers
@@danbailey8574 I haven't actually used milights strip lights, only the GU10 Bulbs for my bedroom. I don't know the support number or email, best off checking their website.
I am having problems with one of these. I have 3 bulbs (actually one bulb and two LED strip controllers). I have been able to get it to sync with one of the strip controllers but the bulb and the other strip controller will not sync. Anyone have any suggestions on what I can do to diagnose why it won't sync? The strip controllers are the same type as well.
@Human4873 I also found out after spending a few quid that the T3/B3 for RGBW LED strip ONLY work with FUT038 controllers. The identical looking B4/T4 works with FUT039 controller for RGB/RGBW Strips. Nowhere in there manuals for the T3/B3 or B4/T4 touch panels does it quote this. I hope they don't mind but I found this site invaluable in working out what works with what, because many YT Videos say nothing about the pairing issues if you have the wrong controllers. futurehousestore.co.uk/mi-light-panel-controllers/mi-light-4-zone-rgbrgbw-smart-panel-remote-controller-t3.html I really dont understand why Mi-light dont just make all its kit work with everything else, when it works it's great but can be frustrating that they don't tell you in their own manuals with the touch panels what they will and won't work with
Long press of > 5sec on "All off" button will disable the sound. Long press on "All on" will enable again. See the manual on their site: www.futlight.com/productdetails.aspx?id=261&typeid=143&filepath=/ResumeInfo/B4.pdf
Old video. But thank you. Nephew/niece played with the controls and got one light stuck on red.
This video saved me from rummaging around looking for the manual!
So; Power on. Press group 3 times. Light will flash as confirmation. Done!
Absolute life saver mate. Thank you so much. Been sitting for an hour trying to figure it out. Watched your video and got it working within minutes.
Thanks for taking the time to make this. It helped me.
Hi, thanks for the video, is it possible to pair both the remote and wall panel to the same lights and use in parallel?
My question is ... its possible to have 2 wall panels working with the same light? On to power of and another one to switch off....???
Thanks for the video
@@QuikboySousa sorry for the late reply but it has taken me a year to wrap my head around what these little farty things do. At the heart of the controller is a device commonly found in the wilds of chinese street markets, below ground bodegas in portugal, and in the filthy pages of Amazon. I believe the handheld remotes and the wall panels are essentially the same thing underneath so yes. Its actually mentioned (not explained well or thoroughly) in the miniature destructions inside the box that a process to have mulitple points of command and control without additional equipment just simply an Engrish to your native language translator
hello, do you know how to unpair the Milight B4 please ?
Cannot get the back opened to change the battery. is there a trick
Did you figure out how to change the battery?
When you adjust saturation, are the color LEDs always kept full brightness (just adjusting white LED brightness), or does it "cross-fade" (0% white + 100% color ---> 100% white + 0% color with continuous transition)?
Is possible to control one led strip with wall panel and remote????? and maybe also with mobile app with mi light controller?
Hey. Can you pair 2 balps to one of the four buttons, so if i have 6 balps i can pair 2 balps to 1, 2 and 3 on the controller ?
Wonder what the maximum watt load to pass through one of those things is?
Thanks
Do you know what sort of range this works over? For example I've just bought one and will be controlling 2 x independent LED strips in the kitchen, BUT could you also control bulbs or strips in other separate rooms?
15 Metres I believe
I had one fitted to wall.. Cant see how to get access to battery panel
Is It work with rgbww
Does the controller work with rgbw strip lights? Also can you do a video of it?
Use the T4, which allows you to wire it directly to the switch WITH power.
@@Michael0100 Hi, I bought the T4 panel and a YL5 controller but I cant get them to connect..any ideas?
@@danbailey8574 I honestly don't know if it's possible, as the YL5 is for Wifi to use Alexa while the T4 connects to the wall but talks directly to the lights.
@@Michael0100 ok thanks for that. The yl5 instruction says it is compatible with the t4. I dont suppose you have any idea how to contact mi.light technical department. Cheers
@@danbailey8574 I haven't actually used milights strip lights, only the GU10 Bulbs for my bedroom.
I don't know the support number or email, best off checking their website.
I am having problems with one of these. I have 3 bulbs (actually one bulb and two LED strip controllers). I have been able to get it to sync with one of the strip controllers but the bulb and the other strip controller will not sync. Anyone have any suggestions on what I can do to diagnose why it won't sync? The strip controllers are the same type as well.
the firmwares of the bulb and strip controllers are different, so not sync.
@Human4873 I also found out after spending a few quid that the T3/B3 for RGBW LED strip ONLY work with FUT038 controllers. The identical looking B4/T4 works with FUT039 controller for RGB/RGBW Strips.
Nowhere in there manuals for the T3/B3 or B4/T4 touch panels does it quote this. I hope they don't mind but I found this site invaluable in working out what works with what, because many YT Videos say nothing about the pairing issues if you have the wrong controllers. futurehousestore.co.uk/mi-light-panel-controllers/mi-light-4-zone-rgbrgbw-smart-panel-remote-controller-t3.html
I really dont understand why Mi-light dont just make all its kit work with everything else, when it works it's great but can be frustrating that they don't tell you in their own manuals with the touch panels what they will and won't work with
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Can you turn off the beeping sounds?
Long press of > 5sec on "All off" button will disable the sound. Long press on "All on" will enable again. See the manual on their site: www.futlight.com/productdetails.aspx?id=261&typeid=143&filepath=/ResumeInfo/B4.pdf
Long press 5 seconds to turn ON the indicating sound.
Glad I found the response for the beeper I was about to open it up and disolder it !