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How it works The software that you program the lights to go on, off, flicker, fade down, fade up with looks like a spreadsheet. The rows on the left side are your electrical channels or circuits. The columns are your timing blocks to turn the lights on and off.
Controller assembly steps below
Box with strain reliefs put in Box with controll board installed Box with half of the output cables installed
The timing marks are adjustable from .1 seconds to ??
Box with all output cables installed Arch assembly pictures
Had to first build a turner to rotate the pipe so I could wrap the lights on the pvc pipe. It helps to have some old copier parts around and an old auto window motor also.
Before I could start wraping the pipe I ran all of my power cords along the pipe and wrapped the lights over the top of them.
This is the first section of 100 lights to go on. I wrapped 7 sections of 100 lights to get the effect I wanted. This made a 7 channel arch.
Here are the finished arches with the power pigtails. The next step is to hammer stakes in the ground at about 7 feet apart and then slide each end of the pvc over the stakes in the ground
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