Setting up a Lumary LED Cone Tree

Another upgrade to my Christmas LED Setup
Info on the Eave lights install here: • Part 1 - Install Perma...
This part adds an LED Cone Tree to the front yard display and walks through the unboxing and physical setup of the tree. This is the tree that I am working with: amzn.to/3ZklXi7
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This product, like all of my products from Lumary was impressively well thought out and built. The remote was a bit over-complicated and some of the sound reactive features seem oddly conceived (working on that though - more information later)
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[@DeniseHewson-d8m]

how to use the remotes

[@marynally3514]

How do you use the remote? Can't really figure my out to program different sequence in the lights.

[@victoryvences]

Hello I'm so sorry to bother you. I just found this video and have not watched it thoroughly, but I would like to find out how mm any small pieces there are of each type? My daughter had taken them out of the box and I'm worried that some of them might not be all together.

[@AskDIYDad]

I'm working on a video for this - there are limited options for customization but you can do some interesting things with the DIY modes of the app if you work at it a bit. I'm hopeful that more options will become available soon.. I should have something up on the channel in the next few days.

[@AskDIYDad]

Good Day! Each strand of lights should have a spring and hook for the base rail. Easiest is probably to count the pieces, you should have the same number of springs and base clips, I don't believe they provide extras in the box