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BTF-LIGHTING FCOB RGB WS2811 IC WS2812B WS2811 WS2813 SP107E Music Bluetooth Full Color Controller Support Almost All The LED IC Chip Suit for LED Strip,Matrix Panel,Module Buli-in Mic/AUX Input

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Style: SP107E


Features

  • AUX Input and Built-in microphone.The first mode is 3.5mm audio input.It can block out the outside world . The second mode is the built-in mic. It captured the sound of the outside world. The Sensitivity of two modes can be easily adjusted.If your LED light is 5V,please use 5V power supply.
  • Suit For led Strip and LED Matrix Panel .Compatible with many LED driver IC except the no IC chip led strip. It is also suitable for many DIY projects.You can set up number of segments and pixels number of each segment according to the LED pixels array of your lights. This feature is perfect for LED matrix. or other DIY project.
  • 30+18+180 Kinds Of Lighting Effect .There are 30 kinds of music lighting effects for LED matrix panel ,18 kinds of music lighting effects for led strip .180 kinds of non-music lighting effects . Music mode and non-music mode can be arbitrarily changed. It can play lighting effect automatically. Control max 960 IC chips.
  • Supports RGB IC types and is compatible with almost every kind of one-wire or two-wire LED driver IC , such as FCOB RGB WS2811 IC,WS2812B,WS2811,WS2813,WS2815,SK6812RGB,SK6812-RGBW, APA102, WS2801,SK9822, LPD8806 etc strip light .WS2812B 8X8 ,8X32 ,16X16 ,22X22 LED matrix .
  • Adjustable . The speed , the brightness ,the number of pixels ,color order and the sensitivity are adjustable. When you connect SK6812-RGBW LED , the pure white channel can be adjusted individually.
  • LED Strip mode: Pixels/SEG max 150pixel.1 Year Warranty .Providing technical services .A 24-hour online hotline allows clients in the US write in with any question you might have.
  • Color calibration. When the app color is inconsistent with the color of the LED strip, where green is blue and blue is green ,You can use the APP to calibrate the colors to make them consistent.6 color sequences, RGB, RBG, BRG, BGR, GRB, GBR, select one of them for calibration
  • Insufficient power supply will cause the controller to lose control, the color of the LED strip is frozen, the Bluetooth is disconnected . Please note : When you Light up 1 color(red or green or blue or pure white) 0.1W/LED . 2 colors (red+green) 0.2W/LED , 3 colors (red+green+blue=mixed white) 0.3W/LED.If you don't know which power supply can be used for your LED project, you can email us

Color: Bluetooth Musical


Brand: BTF-LIGHTING


Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Indoor


Special Feature: Color calibration., bluetooth, Support All IC Chip, musical,Built-in mic/AUX, Max 960 IC


Light Source Type: LED


Power Source: DC


Light Color: RGB


Theme: Home Ligting


Occasion: Christmas


Style: SP107E


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 1.38 x 3.15 x 0.67 inches; 2.82 ounces


Item model number ‏ : ‎ SP107E


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ September 17, 2018


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ BTF-LIGHTING Technology CO.,Limited


Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ China


Customer Reviews: 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 890 ratings


Color: ‎Bluetooth Musical


Brand: ‎BTF-LIGHTING


Indoor/Outdoor Usage: ‎Indoor


Special Feature: ‎Color calibration., bluetooth, Support All IC Chip, musical,Built-in mic/AUX, Max 960 IC


Light Source Type: ‎LED


Power Source: ‎DC


Light Color: ‎RGB


Theme: ‎Home Ligting


Occasion: ‎Christmas


Style: ‎SP107E


Material: ‎Plastic


Controller Type: ‎bluetooth


Connectivity Protocol: ‎Bluetooth


Number of Light Sources: ‎958


Voltage: ‎5 Volts


Wattage: ‎1 watts


Item Weight: ‎2.82 ounces


Item dimensions L x W x H: ‎1.38 x 3.15 x 0.67 inches


Control Method: ‎App


Wireless Communication Technology: ‎Bluetooth


UPC: ‎602938072588


Manufacturer: ‎BTF-LIGHTING Technology CO.,Limited


Part Number: ‎SP107E


Product Dimensions: ‎1.38 x 3.15 x 0.67 inches


Country of Origin: ‎China


Item model number: ‎SP107E


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Assembled Height: ‎1.7 centimeters


Assembled Length: ‎3.5 centimeters


Assembled Width: ‎8 centimeters


Shape: ‎Linear


Specific Uses: ‎Indoor use only


Special Features: ‎Color calibration., bluetooth, Support All IC Chip, musical,Built-in mic/AUX, Max 960 IC


Shade Material: ‎Plastic


Light Direction: ‎Adjustable


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: September 17, 2018


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  • Update: Defective Controller
Style: SP105E
UPDATE: Seller contacted me to solve my issue. After providing details of power supplies being used and troubleshooting efforts already completed on my part, it was determined that I had a defective unit. The seller is sending me a replacement as well as some other items. Seller was very responsive and helpful in resolving my issue. Changed from 1-star for original product to 5-stars for responsiveness of seller. ORIGINAL: It does not power the entire strip. It only powers about half the lights. The other controller I bought at least powers them all. I am also unable to connect to the controller using the app. It never detects a SP105E device in Bluetooth like the picture indicates. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2022 by Brandon

  • Using for an LED wearables project
Style: SP105E
Works great. I am powering 5v ws2812b’s with a 12v power bank using a step-down converter. The controller gets 12v power (saw other reviews that seemed to indicate 5v to the controller was unreliable) . I split the ground and positive wiring before the controller, also routing power and ground through the step-down, and a capacitor for the 5v lights. Everything works well! (Yay, bc this is my first time working with LED’s) The app works great (restart your phone after install) and it seems there are other apps available that are compatible with the sp105e controller. There seems to be a few different directions included with this product as how to send power to your lights using this controller. I tend to think some of the bad reviews are from people who didn’t have the wiring done correctly. Almost did not buy it, but happy I did. I would recommend doing it right by drawing yourself a wiring diagram and soldering all your connections.... but wtf do I know. I’m an Industrial Designer/ Fashion Designer, not an Electrical Engineer. I do know my client is going to be pumped when they receive their LED wearables project with bluetooth controls!! Adafruit and Stack Exchange are excellent resources for those playing around with LED’s. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2018 by Punky B

  • SP-105E works but completely dependent on app control and sensitive to brown-outs
Style: SP105E
The controller is sensitive to having the LEDs pull too much current and leaves the controller inoperable until a full power cycle to do a reset. This results in disabled bluetooth and weird partially-lit strips. What you need to do is either get a very strong power supply to ensure it doesn't scramble the controller as the lights come on, or more practically disconnect the lights from the controller so you can get a stable bluetooth connection for initial setup. Once you can actually connect to the controller, you'll want to configure what light strip you are using (e.g. I'm using SK6812 RGBW, with color order GRB) and how many LEDs you have (e.g. 300). It will remember all these settings (and the color mode too) between power cycles. The fix for an underperforming power supply is to turn down the target brightness in the app before you connect the lights. Then you can play with the different animation effects until you find what you want and experiment with turning the brightness back up to see what your power supply can actually handle. The app is pretty clunky though, you're just picking a numbered mode out of a list with no particular way to filter colors/effects. Or you can use a color picker to get a specific constant color. You can set the speed of the animated modes. That's about it. No buttons on the controller to toggle modes without the app. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2021 by Ethan Tira-Thompson

  • Read the description in amazon
Style: Tuya WIFI
I made a fatal error of not seeing in the details below that you cant control LEDS that arent individually controlled and thats of course what i have. The app connects super easy. I just have to wait for more leds now:(
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2024 by Devan Branch

  • The is NOT a Spectrum Analyzer, just a poor light show on LED Panels.
Style: SP107E
The media could not be loaded. First thing to note is that this is NOT a Spectrum Analyzer as advertised, it is a light show only, pretty poor one at that if you are using panels. 1. It says can do 960 pixels, well with panels it maxes out at 512 Pixels if using 2 x 8*32 (64 Segments total,) or 484 Pixels if using a single 11x44 panel. 2. The SP107e has a stereo 3.5mm Jack, but only reads the right Channel, so it is missing half the music when it should have just mixed both channels into mono. When I tried a Stereo to Mono adapter, it would not recognize any audio at all. 3. Frequency range of this is all over the place. On a panel it seems to go from about 50 Hz to about 4 KHz, and then bounce back in the opposite direction, then again and again; so you have 4 difference frequency layers displaying at the same time in the same area. (So on the left on mine it has 0hz and 10 KHz, and the Right side of the display, 10 and 20 KHz.) The SP107e should adjust the frequency table for the number of segments (Columns) that you enter in the configuration. The width of the frequency sweep on vertical pixels is allover the place too, unless you have the input volume very low, but then if you do music it is barely displayed. 4. I have two units working in stereo, and both have different settings for the same-ish results (I cannot get them exactly the same), so manufacturing tolerances seem to be horrid. One unit has to have sensitivity set to off, and the other to about 5 percent to get the same input level through the 3.5mm Jack. The Microphones are not even close on both units. Also, both units seem to operate at different speeds, making one look slow and lame. Also depending on the input level, you will have random pixels light up even when no sound is being used. Every time I power up my unit, the Right display seems to have different input levels even though nothing has changed. The app uses slider scales for colors and brightness, so if using more than one unit (which you have to set up one at a time, it is very difficult to get the same result on both units.) Should have an option for RGB value, you know for the RGB LED’s. Finally, when setting these up with the 8x32 LED panels, it says they use 75 watts each which they can if run at blinding maximum brightness. Here, my two panels and two controllers are using less than 4 watts altogether, and that is in a bright room and behind speaker cloth. Oh and the app has no mirror mode either. So you would have to flip the display if you want to use two units in stereo. Finally I have contacted the author of the app but did not get a reply back to see if the controllers are firmware upgradable through BT. I am guessing not. The two videos will give you an idea of the issues with these panels. I have no idea why these videos are being compressed so much. ** Update ** Since writing this review, I found that when first sold the SP107e was using a STM32F Arm CPU, and now they are using a much slower and less Capable GD32E230 Arm CPU which they did not mention. This is why the response time on my left panel is much faster. They do not tell anyone about this though. This is also why some configurations in the App are not allowed, because hardware divide on the new GD chip is much slower to implement. So when the new chip is only allowed 1250 ticks per pixel to calculate sound, color and all, and then is using 17 ticks per each divide compared to the STF chip which ran twice as fast and can do divide in as little as 2 ticks, it explains why the SP107e is, well not good. What companies will do to make more money without telling you. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2019 by Aricsdaddy

  • Works good
Style: SP105E
The led driver works good with me led light strips I have two here comes the problem they each have their own access code when you try and use the phone app to control them you need to use the app two times( a small problem at best) to control.
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2023 by William

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