Once set to a color/mode is the remote control required to re-select that color if the power is removed and re-applied?
1756558
Nope.... if these are same as they used to be, the controller "remembers" even when they are unplugged.
1756559
No... it should stay on that color until you change it. Assuming you're using the same adapter/receiver.
1756560
No. Once you turn them off and then back on my lights go back to the last color that was chosen before turning them off.
1774614
It's in the settings on the remote you can choose between a few different colors
985160
Yes. Plug the lights into the timer and turn the timer on. Use the remote to set the color, intensity, pattern, etc. When the timer again turns on the lights, they will be at how you last programmed.
1023144
Yes. You would want to put a switch on the power side. Also it will remember which setting was last used. So a pattern change button us really optional.
2066793
No, just a small red LED above the green button, and only when a button on this unit is pressed. Another thing with this is that the dimming capability works only from the remote control. My old unit of another brand that wore out, you could dim by holding the green button. I guess that's why it wore out. Cheers!
1541386
No, you could select what color you want on both remotes. You can also select whether you want the light to flicker or stay solid.
317900
An option is a setting switch to select the color or theme. Well worth the price. Without it you have to keep turning power on and off to get theme you are looking for
5151
Maybe. It retains the programming for a period of time after you remove power. I never found out how long though.
1486067
no..sorryits a string of lights which is set by the remote for the color you need/want
913354
this model will hold the color you select until it is turned off. when turned back on it must be reset with the remote as it has no memory.
151202
yes, if you turn on/off with the lever or remote the bulb remembers the last color setting..
1131404
It depends on how the remote is mapped. It does have a power button tho. On my androidtv stick it needs to be mapped but it gets complicated.
1184535
They will all respond to one remote. But with the memory function you could set each one individually having them powered up one at a time. Then turn them all on and they will resume their last setting which could all be different colors. As soon as you use the remote they will all sync to each the same remote command.
1189731
Negative. The color is manipulated via the controller, not via the strip itself. You'll need multiple controllers for multiple colors. 1 Controller = 1 Color.
863307
check the battery on the remote low bat will stop lamp from changing colors
1907956
Yes, each device, when selected specifically, the power button on the remote acts as the primary selected device's power button. Only when in Macro mode does the device power everything on or off.
536560
Yes, when it is cycling through the colors, and it gets to the one you want, there is a button that will pause it on that color. I believe it will still be saved on that color when you turn them on and off, but im not sure.