Is it possible to set the color for the breathing (pulsating) mode? And is it possible to control the speed of the effect?
1596382
Yes. One colour could be set to pulse. Speeds go from slow to what reviewers have called seizure mode.
1596383
Yes. Changing the mode will allow for a "pulsating" mode and turning the knob will alter the speed.
63153
Yes, it changes colors as well, from red, blue and purple - hit and hold Fn and press the 5 on the numberpad -- to make it pulse the color you want press the Fn and the 8 on the number several times, press it once to turn the light down, press it again to turn the light off. Press the Fn + number pad 8 turn it back on again in pulse mode and again for full brightness. 4
1992021
No. Unlike how it's advertised, it seems to only have "on" and "off" options. When it's on, its rotating and changing colors, which is not what I wanted. It's also annoyingly loud, I'm sorry to say.
1443059
You can set it to blue but if I recall it will eventually cycle to other colors. It's not here with me atm so I can't double check.
433853
Hi Lori - I am so sorry but I wound up giving it to another family member and do not remember the specific colors but do not think any that I have seen can be set to a color as it is random and did not have extra buttons for other settings. I wanted something that could hold more water and last much longer that also has colors and a timer and therefore purchased something more in line with those needs.
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Try turning the brightness down and the contrast up and also adjust the color so it looks as real as possible. Also you can change the energy saver setting to make to lighter or darker. Offhand my settings on dynamic mode are:Contrast: 95Brightness: 32Color: 64Sharpness: 90Energy Saver: Level 1
751414
There are multiple modes and it will do either of those things depending on which mode you choose. I generally leave mine in multicolor mode which changes color with each beat.
693508
The color changes gradually. It's not like a blinking. It kind of fades into the next color.
433852
Yes it can be set to one color. There are two buttons, one to adjust flow the other to adjust color to one set or to flow thru all. There is red, green, purplish, blue and a light blue almost white. I bought four and love them.
1921780
Yes, There is a setting where you can keep the color constant and still have it pulse
1036945
You can set it to different psi depending on what you need to do ! I have found that I keep mine pretty low, around 30 - 35. I don't get as much aerosol of the color I am using. When I had it set higher there was blue everywhere. You can't see it but then when you wipe off your surface the cloth or sponge will be the color you used !
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hi, joey3w, you can adjust the speed by pressing "press +" or "press-". The controller's working power can be DC 5-24V, you can switch to static color mode from dynamic mode or switch between different static colors. there'll be a instruction in the package too, welcome shopping here.
1820053
you can adjust Blue vs. White intensity (from 0% to 100% output on each)... It's been a quite reliable system. I also like the gradual shifts from 'time presets' over the course of the day.
1672058
It took me a minute to figure it out too but it's actually very simple. There are 3 buttons. The 2 outer buttons are volume up/down. The middle button is the one that operates the light. There are 8 settings. The 8th setting is the full RGB spectrum. Press the middle button until you get the color combination you desire. The same button will eventually turn it off after you go thru all the settings. I hope this helps. Oh, also, it automatically turns off after an hour even if you plug it in. That's the only drawback. This light is really great!
2013502
Go to the SCN mode, there you can click left or right on the wheel to see different specialty settings, such as fireworks, underwater, etc. One of your options is color accent. To pick which color to accent, click display. Then focus the little square in the middle of the screen on the color you want and click the left button. You can also change the tolerance by clicking up or down. Also try color swap, it's in SCN and is quite fun.
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Hi Fine Tuning, Deneve here. Our aroma diffuser operates by pushing down on the back half of the unit, away from the mist outlet. Doing this will cycle through the diffuser's various modes of operation. It takes a few minutes to get used to, but once you get the hang of it, it's very intuitive. There's no multiple buttons to fiddle with. This was one of the main reasons we moved forward with this design. There's easy ways to operate the light band to allow color rotation, or fixing the light band to only 1 available color. Here's the order of the modes that pushing down on the unit activates: - Product powers on. Product emits mist. Light band lights up, and automatically rotates through several colors (baby blue, short burst of lilac / pink, red, purple, dark blue, light blue, green, short burst of yellow). - Product still emits mist. If you wish to set the diffuser to light up only 1 color, this is your mode. Color of light band is fixed and set to the current color, until products powers off or mode is changed. - Product still emits mist. Light band is completely turned off. - Product stops emitting mist. Product is powered off. The light band doesn't have different intensity levels. It only has 1 level of lighting. The brightness is on par with a bright night light. If there's anything else we can do for you, please don't hesitate to contact us. We look forward to helping you! Best Regards, Nancy Deneve - Co-Founder
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Yes. I believe the middle button - once it operating - if you press it for one second will start changing modes, from multicolors, to blinking intermittent and finally it will give you solid red, solid blue and solid green. Remember to allow at least 1 - 2 seconds after getting a mode or color. You can't press non-stop to get result. Overall, I feel the item's effect can be rated as 'decent' to 'good'. Hope this help