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BlueGhozt LED Arrangement

Configure your LED layout, assign vehicle inputs, and choose how animations move through your lighting.

1

Get to Know the Arrangement Tab

The Arrangement tab configures what your attached LEDs do. This important setup step depends on your type of installation. Open the BlueGhozt app and select the Arrangement tab.

Choose an Output & Configure Its LEDs

  1. Output selector: choose Left (Data1) or Right (Data2) to configure that output.
  2. Copy: copy your configuration to the other output.
  3. LED type: choose Strip, Halo, or Matrix for the appropriate type of control.
  4. Offset & direction: adjust where the first LED starts and the direction animations run.
  5. Size: set the number of LEDs in the section. One strip can be split into multiple sections; multiple strips or halos can have different functions.

Input & Function Icons

Left Turn SignalRight Turn SignalParking Lights Zone 1Parking Lights Zone 2ReverseShowmode
BlueGhozt Arrangement controls: output selection, copy, LED type, offset, direction, size, and six function icons
Original annotated app reference · Select to enlarge
2

Add Your LED Sections

Build a Layout That Matches Your Lights

  1. Select the + button to add a new LED section.
  2. Choose the connected NeoPixel light type: Strip, Halo, or Matrix.
  3. Set the section size to the number of LEDs in your strip or halo so the show modes and functions work correctly.
  4. Use the function icons to select which inputs are enabled for each section.

You can also create multiple sections for a single LED strip. This lets you give each section different functions.

Add an LED section, select Strip Halo or Matrix, set LED count, and enable inputs for each section
Original annotated app reference · Select to enlarge
3

Example: A Strip & Halo on One Channel

Add enough sections to represent everything connected to that channel. The original example shows a 50-LED strip connected with a 30-LED halo.

Section 1 · 50-LED Strip

Left turn signal is enabled. The strip runs a turn signal animation when that input receives voltage.

Section 2 · 30-LED Halo

Parking Lights Zone 1 is enabled. The halo displays the Parking Lights Zone 1 color when that input receives voltage.

Showmode is enabled for both sections, so show modes run across the strip and halo together.

For more independent control, divide sections further. For example, split the 50-LED strip into two 25-LED sections and control each separately.

Example Arrangement with a 50 LED strip using left turn signal and a 30 LED halo using Parking Lights Zone 1, both with Showmode enabled
Original annotated app reference · Select to enlarge
4

Arrangement Complete

Your initial LED arrangement is complete. You can return here to tweak and adjust the settings for a completely new look.

Maximum LED Counts

Select the LED mode on the Options tab.

LED ModeRGBRGBW
Legacy LED Mode350 LEDs225 LEDs
Fast LED Mode425 LEDs350 LEDs

Fast LED Mode: not all chipsets support this mode.

Watch: Arrangement Tab Overview

Watch the original tutorial for another explanation of the Arrangement tab, or continue to the Showmode guide below.

Next: Set Up Showmode

Choose the animations and effects for your lighting.

Continue to Showmode
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