The K-8000C Controller User Manual provides features, wiring, chip selection, encryption, specifications, and troubleshooting for LED lighting control.
The K-8000C Controller is an LED lighting controller supporting gray scale, gamma correction, multiple light sources, and up to eight output ports. It can store playback files on an SD card and operate in single or cascade mode with optical isolation.
The manual describes button functions, wiring diagrams for DMX and TTL signals, chip selection, encryption handling, technical specifications, and troubleshooting steps for common issues such as SD card errors and lamp connectivity.
| Gray control range | 32 to 65536 degree |
|---|---|
| Output ports | Eight ports, each up to 512/1024 lights |
| Cascade distance | Up to 150 m with 0.5 mm² copper cord |
| Power input | DC 5 V or DC 12‑24 V |
| Power consumption | 5 W |
| Operating temperature | -20 °C to 85 °C |
| Supported chips (example) | UCS1903,1909,1912,2903,2904,2909,2912 |
| Maximum pixels per chip | Up to 8192 pixels |
| Maximum frame rate | 30 frames/sec at 512 points |
The SD card must be formatted as FAT or FAT32 before copying files.
It means the controller did not read the SD card correctly; possible causes include an empty card, mismatched effect files, or a faulty card.
Press the CHIP and MODE buttons simultaneously, then select the desired code (e.g., 61 for UCS512A/B).
Up to 150 meters using a 0.5 mm² pure copper power cord.