Colors in Concert: The Zoning Symphony of LED Bracelets

You may click on this blog because you are curious about what the partitions of an LED bracelet are. The answer is to divide the active crowd into areas of different colors through DMX console or other remote control methods. Create unusual lighting effects and visual experiences by displaying different colors and flashings simultaneously.
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Now we know what partitioning is. You may also be curious about the principle on which it is implemented.
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The answer is the Channel. It is a tool used to record color information and luminous intensity. And when leaving the factory, all LED bracelets have pre-coded channels. When used, it can work well with GFLAI’s own remote control or professional DMX console to achieve the zoning effect.

There are 40 channels to record our bracelets’ color and luminous intensity ( other channels can be customized). Every 4 channels form a zone, therefore, our DMX controller and LED wristbands are divided into 10 zones.

Like the 40CH Chart. CH1 is responsible for controlling the flashing luminous modes of the bracelet, and CH2 to CH4 are responsible for controlling the luminous color & intensity of the bracelet. CH1~CH4 make up zone 1. When DMX is working, the color and flashing intensity of the wristband in Zone 1 can be changed through software programming.