achieve the whole day light with digital white cct led chips
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achieve the whole day light with digital white cct led chips
Hello
as we know,it is easily control the digital rgb to achieve different color,
but any good idea to change the white cct smoothly form the amber to warm white,nature white to blue white ?if so we can achieve the whole day sunlight,that would be cool idea,
and I have seen SK6812WWA digital white color chips,it is a real addressable white led which have 3 different cct white color chips inside, but I am not sure how to control different white color smoothly to achieve any cct white color.
looking forward to hearing good news,thx!
as we know,it is easily control the digital rgb to achieve different color,
but any good idea to change the white cct smoothly form the amber to warm white,nature white to blue white ?if so we can achieve the whole day sunlight,that would be cool idea,
and I have seen SK6812WWA digital white color chips,it is a real addressable white led which have 3 different cct white color chips inside, but I am not sure how to control different white color smoothly to achieve any cct white color.
looking forward to hearing good news,thx!
Re: achieve the whole day light with digital white cct led c
Hello Philxu,
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If you want to use a fixture with 4 different white channels, you can also control it with MADRIX if the fixture is controlled via one of the MADRIX supported control protocol. In that case the labeles of the colors in MADRIX have another meaning. So the first channel (labeled with red in MADRIX) is assigned to amber, the second channel (labeled with green) is assigned to warm white, the third channel (labeled with blue) is assigned to nature white and the fourth channel (labeled with white) is assigned to blue white. Now you can create the effects with MADRIX like you are using a RGB fixture only you need to keep in mind the different meaning of the color labeles.
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If you want to use a fixture with 4 different white channels, you can also control it with MADRIX if the fixture is controlled via one of the MADRIX supported control protocol. In that case the labeles of the colors in MADRIX have another meaning. So the first channel (labeled with red in MADRIX) is assigned to amber, the second channel (labeled with green) is assigned to warm white, the third channel (labeled with blue) is assigned to nature white and the fourth channel (labeled with white) is assigned to blue white. Now you can create the effects with MADRIX like you are using a RGB fixture only you need to keep in mind the different meaning of the color labeles.