| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Control | WiFi from any Android or iPhone browser — no app installation |
| Network | Controller creates its own hotspot (W1000_MULTI_XXXX) — no internet or router needed |
| Maximum pixels | Up to 2000 LEDs |
| Matrix size | User-adjustable width x height, any combination within 2000 pixels |
| Supported LED ICs | WS2811 (RGB), WS2812 / WS2812B (GRB), UCS1903 (RGB) |
| Power input | 5V DC |
| Data output | 1 x addressable pixel data line |
| Languages | All languages incl. Hindi, English, Urdu, Arabic (RTL) & regional |
| Display modes | Text only / Text + Animations / Animations only |
| Border effects | 18 effects, clockwise or anti-clockwise, adjustable speed |
| Text styling | Any colour, background colour, rainbow mode, font style, size & position with live preview |
| Wiring layouts | S / Z type, any starting corner and start direction |
| Memory | Text and settings saved on the controller, restored automatically after power cut |
| Weight | Approx. 100 g |
| In the box | 1 x Pixel LED Multi-Language Multi-Size WiFi HD Controller |
| Warranty | 6 months seller warranty |
This demo shows a name and the built-in animations on a 10X40 matrix. The same controller works on any size up to 2,000 pixels — just enter your width and height in the panel.
Complete user manual for the Pixel LED Multi-Language Multi-Size WiFi HD Controller. Set it up from your phone in about two minutes — no app to install, no SD card, no computer.
| WiFi name | W1000_MULTI_XXXX |
| Default password | 12341234 |
| Panel address | 10.10.10.1 |
| Internet needed | No — the controller makes its own network |
These five settings describe how your pixels are physically arranged. Set them once and every message and animation lines up correctly afterwards.
| Setting | Options | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Matrix width & height | 1 – 2000 total | How many pixels across and down. Width × height must not exceed 2000. |
| Connection type | S TYPE / Z TYPE | S = each row snakes back the other way. Z = every row restarts from the same side. |
| Starting corner | TL / TR / BL / BR | The corner where your very first pixel sits. |
| Start direction | R / L / U / D | Which way the strip runs from that first pixel. |
| LED type | WS2811 (RGB) WS2812 (GRB) 1903 (RGB) |
Match your pixels. The wrong choice shows the right shapes in the wrong colours. |
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Input text | Your message. Any language — Hindi, English, Urdu, Arabic, Marathi, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Punjabi. Emojis work too. |
| Text direction | NORMAL TEXT for left-to-right, URDU / ARABIC for right-to-left scripts. |
| Font family | The typeface your message is drawn in. |
| Font style | Normal or bold. Bold reads better from a distance. |
| Font size | Letter height in pixels. Keep it a little under your board height. |
| Vertical position | Slides the text up or down so it sits exactly where you want it. |
| Text colour | Any colour from the picker. |
| Background colour | The colour behind the letters. Black leaves those pixels off. |
| Rainbow mode | Ignores the fixed colour and sweeps the letters through the spectrum as they scroll. |
| Scroll speed | How fast the message travels across the board. |
| Animation speed | How fast the patterns and effects play. |
| Brightness | Overall output. Lower it to reduce heat and current draw on big boards. |
A border effect runs a moving light pattern around the outer edge of your board while your message plays inside it. Each one can run clockwise or anti-clockwise, at your chosen speed.
The Thoran stays up all year — only the message changes.
- Use 5V only. A higher voltage will damage the controller and the pixels. Check polarity before switching on.
- Size the supply to the board. The more pixels and the higher the brightness, the more current you need.
- Switch off at the mains before changing any wiring.
- Keep it dry. For outdoor Thoran and gate use, mount the controller in a weatherproof enclosure.