| Setting name |
Description |
| LED count |
How many LEDs are in your WS2812B strip (max. 600 for ESP32) |
| 4-channel LEDs (RGBW) |
Support for SK6812 LEDs with white channel |
| Auto-calculate white |
Get white channel from RGB |
| Apply preset |
Which preset to load at boot (presets can be saved via the “heart” tab in the UI) |
| Default RGB |
Standard color at startup |
| Default brightness |
How bright the LEDs are by default |
| Default white |
Only applies if you got an RGBW strip |
| Default effect ID |
Which effect to have by default |
| Default effect speed |
The speed of the effect animation |
| Default effect intensity |
How strong the effect is. Only used by a few effects |
| Default secondary RGB(W) |
A secondary color that is used in many effects |
| Ignore and use current … |
Ignore all “Default” fields and set the boot default to the current light state |
| Apply preset cycle… |
The current preset cycle configuration will be used as boot default |
| Turn on after power up |
Whether the lights should turn on after a reset |
| Use Gamma for brightness |
Will correct brightness changes to make it appear more linear. Advised to leave off |
| Use Gamma for color |
Will correct colors to match those on a monitor. Strongly advised to keep on |
| Brightness factor |
Factor to change master brightness if it is to dim/bright for a certain configuration |
| Fade Transition |
Whether to have a smooth fading transitional effect when changing colors/brightness |
| Transition delay |
How many milliseconds the transition lasts |
| Timed light duration |
How long the nightlight should stay on |
| Target brightness |
What brightness the light should have after time is over |
| Fade down |
Gradually fades down the light over the duration instead of turning it off at the end |
| Reverse LED order |
Mirrors the LEDs (last LED is first) |
| Init LEDs after WiFi |
Enable legacy boot, LEDs turn on after connection |
| WARLS offset |
How many LEDs the direct UDP input should be shifted |
| Skip first LED |
Will turn off 1st LED and shift the remaining by 1 (1st LED used as a signal repeater) |
