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【Training Camp】Smart LED Light Strip

Overview

Use the WB3SWIFI&Bluetooth dual protocol module to control RGB lights with your mobile phone.
It will automatically reset after powering on for the first time. The mobile phone needs to turn on Bluetooth, locate, and the WIFI
red light flashes and then stays on, which means pairing is successful.
If a second reset is required, first power off for 10 seconds and then switch on and off five times (with an interval of 2-4 seconds). seconds)
control functions: color control, timing, environment change, change with music

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