BlueGhozt Showmode

Create or Edit a Showmode

Showmodes and Composite Showmodes are configured on the Home tab, which opens automatically when you connect to a BlueGhozt unit.

• Select the + button to create a new showmode.
• Select the gear icon beside an existing showmode to edit it.
• Your created showmodes and Power Switch buttons appear here. Power Switches are available on the PLUS model only.

On the illustrated setup page, connected NeoPixel strips begin animating the Popcorn show. Choose a different show from the dropdown to preview it.

1. Name: give your showmode a name.
2. Show dropdown: choose the showmode you want to use.
3. Settings sliders: change how the show behaves, including overall brightness. The illustrated controls include Frequency, Fade, and Master Dimmer.
4. Colors: select a color swatch, then adjust it on the color wheel.
5. Arrangement toggle: choose whether the showmode ignores your LED arrangement.
6. Fade to black: adjust the amount of black with the fade-to-black slider.
7. Color wheel: choose and adjust your colors.

When you are finished adjusting the settings and colors, select the Home tab.

Create as many showmodes as you like. Give them recognizable names as you go so they are easier to find.

Back Up Before Switching Phones

Showmodes are saved on your phone or device, rather than the controller. A new phone or clearing the app’s stored data/cache may mean losing the showmodes you configured.

Use export/import on the Options tab to back up and restore your shows, transfer them to another phone, or provide a customer with a preset configuration.

Controller storage is different: the original guide identifies the showmode saved or pinned to the controller for the external/brake trigger as the exception. Saving a trigger show to the controller does not back up your entire phone’s showmode library.

A Composite Showmode is a collection of showmodes that loops continuously.

1. Select your shows: touch the list icon beside each showmode you want to include. Numbers appear in the order you add them. Touch the icon again to deselect a show.
2. Start playback: select the Start/play button to play the selected shows as a looping collection.
3. Save to the controller: use the illustrated pin button to save the composite show to the unit for an external trigger.
4. Set the Switch Interval: choose how long each show plays before moving to the next show in the list and repeating.

Trigger connection in the original guide: a saved composite show can be triggered with the brake input on v1 or the external input on v2. Use the connection appropriate to your controller version.