SKYDANCE ES32 32 step stair lighting controller installation

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* Multifunctional PIR sensor stair light controller features daylight sensor.
● 32 channels constant voltage output drive low voltage LED strip, Max. 1A current per channel.
● 2 groups same SPI(TTL) signal output, drive 28 kinds IC digital RGB LED strip,
IC type and R/G/B order can be set.
Compatible ICs: TM1804, TM1809, TM1812, UCS1903, UCS1909, UCS1912,
UCS2903, UCS2909, UCS2912, WS2811, WS2812, TM1829, TM1914A,
GW6205, GS8206,GS8208,LPD6803, LPD1101, D705, UCS6909, UCS6912,
LPD8803, LPD8806, WS2801, WS2803, P9813, SK9822, SM16703P.
● Easy operation with OLED display and 3 buttons.
● four work light modes selectable.
● Two stair light controllers can cascade.
● Built-in multiple color mode, speed and brightness 1-8 grade adjustable.
● Push switch can be used as induction signal input.
● With fast self-testing function.
● Any damaged LED channel in 32 channels can be set disable.
● Can match with IR reflection induction probe（Standard）or when need accurate
sensing area, can match with IR reflection induction set ES-T.
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[@valeriynaliwayko7276]

Good morning, I have a question:
When I go up on a stairs it switches on step by step from tge bottom to the top, as long as I cross upper sensor ( last step) it starts to turn on the light step by step from the top to the bottom, while the 1st program of switching it off from the bottom to the top is not finished. All this happens from one procedure when the person is going from first to second floor.
How to make that this 2 algorithms are not crossing with each other, or the top sensor is waiting untill the first algorithm of switching on/off step by step is finished.

[@sygad1]

Hi, could you re-upload the video with the music turned down, I can't watch this trying to listen to the instructions with the music blaring so loudly.

[@rogergrielens4631]

Where to buy it?

[@for3v3r4u]

apparently there's an issue with this controller... when it's set to "white step" using both PIR sensors, when you're activating the bottom one, the stairs are light up one by one and turning off the same way but when you reach the top of the stairs and pass near the top PIR, the sequence is activated again from top to bottom. Also, if there are two persons, one coming from down and the other from up, activating the both PIRs, the sequence will start from both sides creating a mess. It should be programmed in a way that whichever sensor will be activated first will chose the sequence and finish it, meaning that if the sequence is not over, activating the other PIR will do nothing.

[@kennethtobola5082]

Wer yo buy this

[@tsedit2510]

Kitna price hai sir

[@DiegoPerez-be5mi]

No comprendo😬🤨

[@dineshvyas]

Add a web interface with settings otherwise it is not very useful.