Philips SGC5103BD/05 User Manual

Setting Up the Philips amBX PC Scenes

2. Click the

Animation

button.

The 'Animation Settings' panel appears.

3. Click the

Disable

button.

The animation will not be used in the scene.

When you start the scene, the lights and fans will react like defined in the

Peripheral Scene Settings

panel.

4. Click the

button to confirm the changes.

The 'Animation Settings' panel closes.

5. Click the

Save Changes

button.

The changes to the Peripheral Scene Settings are stored.

Warning

If you do not click

Save Changes

after you closed the 'Animation Settings' panel, your changes

will be lost as soon as you close Direct Control or select the Configuration tab.

The

Disable

button is a

toggle button.

When you press the button, an action starts and the label of the

button changes, describing the opposite action.

Toggled State 1

Pressed State

Toggled State 2

enable the animation

in the scene you click the same button in the '

Animation Settings' panel

but that

is now labeled '

Enable'

Rename a Scene

1. Select the

Scene Settings

tab.

The 'Scene Settings' screen appears.

2. Select the scene you want to rename in the

Scenes Selector

3. Click the

Rename Scene

button.

The 'Rename Scene' panel appears.

4. Replace the name in the text field by the new name.
5. Click the

button to confirm you want to rename the scene.

The new name appears in the Scenes Selector.

Note

You do not need to click the button

Save Changes

after you closed the 'Rename Scene' panel.

The new name of the scene is automatically saved when you click

in the 'Rename Scene'

panel.

Define the Overall Brightness in a Static Scene

You use the Brightness slider in the left pane of the Scene Settings screen to control the brightness of all
Philips amBX™ PC Gaming lighting Peripherals relative to their own individual settings that are used in

static scene

On the side of the Speaker Light you can also find a brightness slider to adjust the brightness while you are
playing games or listening to music.

For Example

You have set your Lights to a brightness of 20% and your Wall Washer & Controller to a
brightness of 40%.
When you increase the overall brightness from 100% to 150%, your Lights will shine with a