How do I make it to stay static? And how do I make to rotate colors?
144153
You click on the on button. Just play with it. Like tap two times and something will happen. Then click once and see. It is definitely in the on off button. Once you get it figured out it is easy. Sorry this isn't clearer but I got mine a while ago. Try what I said though. Good luck!
144154
There is ONE SINGLE BUTTON on the bottom of the globe. You simply just press it repeatedly to cycle through the colors. You press once, it turns on with 1st. color...press again, it turns off...press again, it turns back on to next color...press again, it turns back off. And so on and so on. After it cycles through all colors (that just glow solid/static), then the end of the cycle you get to 2 sequences...one where the colors just sort of merge and blend and crossfade together very slowly....and then the final sequence where all the colors merge and blend and crossfade together--but QUICKLY.
144155
"static"???? Not sure what you mean about that.The ones I received were square cubes, not round balls like the picture shows. There was a button on the bottom that turns it on, if you keep pressing it, it will go thru the different colors and then there is one where it will change the colors.
144156
There is ONE SINGLE BUTTON on the bottom of the globe. You simply just press it repeatedly to cycle through the colors. You press once, it turns on with 1st. color...press again, it turns off...press again, it turns back on to next color...press again, it turns back off. And so on and so on. After it cycles through all colors (that just glow solid/static), then the end of the cycle you get to 2 sequences...one where the colors just sort of merge and blend and crossfade together very slowly....and then the final sequence where all the colors merge and blend and crossfade together--but QUICKLY. There is ONE SINGLE BUTTON on the bottom of the globe. You simply just press it repeatedly to cycle through the colors. You press once, it turns on with 1st. color...press again, it turns off...press again, it turns back on to next color...press again, it turns back off. And so on and so on. After it cycles through all colors (that just glow solid/static), then the end of the cycle you get to 2 sequences...one where the colors just sort of merge and blend and crossfade together very slowly....and then the final sequence where all the colors merge and blend and crossfade together--but QUICKLY.
1498931
The bulb project simultaneous colors at time, but it does not change, only rotate. If it's only a color, contact with the seller.
725545
They don't spin. The colors change from blue to green and then to red-- but they are stationary. There's a way to choose only 1 color if you want.
1434116
Yes, the color can be changed. There is red, blue, green, purple and clear. You can also set it to slowly rotate between the different colors which is how I have mine set.
2063853
So far the only way is to manually set the vertical / portrait view is through the windows display tool or graphic card utility tool. I wish it could do this automatically as it turns (that would be a cool feature). I'm still experimenting with it. If I find out more, I will definately post it. You can also post your questions on their facebook page and see if they can help.
2082699
AFAIK, it is a constant intensity. There is a utility to change the color balance to be more consistent, but you have to contact Ableton support.
953984
It behaves pretty strange before you activate it. Just fallow the directions and it'll behave normally. I had to reboot mine because the colors inverted or something, but after that it never gave me any more problems.
1803886
All colors and they transition into the next color. The colors off hand I remember from mine are: blue, purple, pink, red, orange, yellow, green and every color in between. You can choose of you want it to change colors or stay at one. Hope this helps!
1490010
Looks like the dont stay fixed to a certain color. I just tried to fix it to a color thia morning and could not. They constantly change.
1150172
OK just bought these and had the same problem. The simple fix for me was the 3 position color switch on the side was set to the middle position - which equals off. Once I slide the switch to either blue or green, they both worked fine. Hope this helps.
1079132
Hey, all you have to do to make it like the one in the picture is hook a metal loop to a crystal, then a loop again, then a shell, then a loop, then a crystal, then a loop, then a shell etc until you have 3 crystals and 3 shells on each stand. Then suspend them from the metal disc using the tiny hooks and the metal loops. Hope that helps. I didn't bother using the crystals, i just did 4 stands of shells for the centre circle, then 3 shells long for the circle outside that one, and then 2 shells long for the very outer circle. It looks really good.
1324918
Mixing the colors could be a stylish option. Try picking something else nuetral and use it like you did it on purpose. No one else will be able to find one just like it. Kind of like a,contrasting wall
222869
It alternates more rapidly at first then after a minute it slows, but continues to alternate. So not all colors are lit at same time, but alternates nicely. I don't think you can just leave one color on at one time and make it stay.
1443619
Gee, I can't remember if I googled the directions or if the directions came with the color wheel. I do remember it was easier and quicker to do than expected. I'm sorry, I'm not really much help!
188065
I believe there are a few options for a background that you can use. Just go to the settings and there should be a few choices.
1831281
There are two settings, there's a "white" or (actually yellowish) light like in the picture, or you can flip a switch and get it to change colors (blue, green, red I think, something like that).
811959
The fibers do not rotate, not the lights. The lights just change color. It foes not have an outlet plug it is batteries only. A very basic lamp.