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Parking hits the spot! I have decided that this will be a truly mixed materials project. After a while thinking of a good WAy to make the acrylic sides of the drawing area with nice even bends, I thought it would be a good time to explore different materials. Aluminum angle would be easy to snip and bend every 5° or so, but it would be a pain to isolate the LEDs from it. I found some PVC edge trim at the local hardware store that is 1-1/8" tall. A bit shorter than I WAnted, but it will work out. I took my parking "valet" with me, and lo and behold, it fits ...

... this configuration -- so either this is a DIY change made by the prior owner, or it WAs a beta table of one of our employees, from early trials of colored lighting in our shop. We can't provide a quick diagnosis or fix without further info. 2 - from your picture, your coffee table "thinks" it's an end table (smaller field). This should be easy to fix by changing the table's configuration. First, make sure your table is running the latest firmware by doing a firmware update (in settings). To change table configurations go to Settings > Advanced > tap ...

Hi - Definitely, RGBW can also do White (any color temp. White you choose). We're phasing out our stock of natural and WArm White only strips, and I think we were selling them a bit less expensive (until gone).

Hi @Heropup (and @Jessica), Thanks to both of you - Heropup for first posting this hack, and later, Jessica for reminding me of this color option hack and documenting your steps. I've by been playing with LIFX Z strips for more than a week now, and am pretty impressed. At first I WAs a bit skeptical - the whole "colored LED thing" has been around for a while, and it's usually done in a WAy that I find lacks subtlety (to put it mildly). I still don't think adding color to Sisyphus is essential, or even better - but the clincher (for me) is that the LIFX stri ...

I upgraded from the White to the RGBW - and I can get the new one to look exactly like the old setup (I generally like the "warm" White background). Fun to be able to switch the colors up when I WAnt!

Hi I'm comtemplating buying a Sisyphus! However, I just WAnted to know why the RGBW is the same price as the White? Am I correct in assuming the RGBW can also use a fixed White light if I WAnted to? Regards Peter.

I have a Metal Coffee Table with RGBW lighting running firmware 1.10.70. Recently I've noticed that if use the Sisyphus iOS app to change the White LED color temperature to any value on the slider other than the center value and then completely quit the app on my iPhone from the multi-tasking interface, when I relaunch the app, after the "Scanning for nearby tables" and "Connecting" phases complete, the table resets the White color temperature to the center value, and the slider in the app is repositioned accordingly. This is 100% reproducible.

Thank you for the feedback! There is some interesting info in your reply. I’m going to try the fine White pendulum glass sand I posted above, as I suspect it’s the same as what I’ve seen in gallery pendulums. (I’ll try it with the bearing on a dinner plate to start before I rush to vacuum out the original sand.) This sand is bright White from what I recall, and very fine texture but not quite dust-like. I will post pictures and my feedback if I decide to use it in the table.

At his point, the 2-ball option is coupled with the RGBW lighting. What sold me on introducing colored lighting, WAs the absolute freedom to switch to White. There are 4 individual LEDs in each "LED" in the strip - with a dedicated White added to RGB. This means you have complete freedom - every color of the rainbow AND any temperature White you WAnt. AND, each one is individually controllable.

On my smartphones and laptops I've really come to like the dynamic color temperature feature that causes the display to use a WArmer color temperature at night, based on the sunset and sunrise times of the current day at your location. I WAs wondering if something similar could be implemented for the White lighting mode on the Sisyphus tables. I've found that I like the coolest setting during the day and prefer the WArmer setting at night. Sisyphus clearly already knows the current time at my location even though I never had to specify a time zone -- I'm gue ...

This is exciting -- Thank you! Is the 2-ball set upgrade available w/o the RGBW? Also, I imagine so, but to confirm, will the RGBW show White or the WArm White only if I don't WAnt color? Will it be the same White-only? Appreciate the feedback.

This morning, I found my table, which WAs at rest, flickering. (See attachment). Finally tried the "calibrate pattern" function, which seemed to resolve the problem. However, while running a track later, the flickering resumed—and then stopped again, with no input on my part. I have rebooted, and there have been no recurrences. Anyone have a theory? (It seemed that only White LEDs were flashing during the episode). Attachment : trim.4F1A27F2-BD2D-4C76-818C-75D98977BE0B.MOV

Replugging wires did not work for me, but what did work is using the app to take Brightness up to the maximum. As soon as I take the level down even a bit below max, they start strobing/flashing. When I opened it, I noticed I had one bad LED glowing red instead of White like the rest - not sure if that's the cause or not.

Hi, Our White light has been flickering for the past few days. It sometimes stops, but then it will start again shortly. What type of WArranty comes with the tables? Thank you,

... Anyway, some photos are attached comparing the detail. This sand had the following problems: 1. You need to remove or gently crush some globs that form in the bag (I didn’t, which is why my track looks chunky). 2. The sand contains microscopic bits of iron (probably from the manufacturing process) that cling to the magnetic ball and eventually need to be removed. 3. It is so fine that mistakes and ball-tracks in the design show, that aren’t supposed to show. 4. It is so fine it looks fake, like moon dust or the playa dust of Burning Man. Designs are cri ...

... dune WAlls and greater detail. But I welcome people trying other particles and reporting their results. Some guidelines: Low iron contamination - any ferromagnetic impurities will stick to the ball, and although ball whiskers can be "interesting", it is not pleasing (IMO). White provides the best shadow contrasting. Finer is better, up to a point. Eventually, when particles of any kind get small enough, they become "sticky", due to van der WAals forces. Powder dunes don't look the same as sand dunes. Of course, all of this is subjective and it's fine to ...

Take a look at this thread: Retrofits for color LEDs and 2-ball are coming - we're just a bit later than we expected getting our ecommerce site ready for the orders. Bear with us - should be less than 2 weeks.

Hi @bram.werbrouck, If you can find a source of clean, fine, White sand locally - there's nothing "special" about our sand (other than clean, fine, and White). Otherwise, we can send out some. Please contact our support desk, and they will take care of it if you wish to get it through us: [email protected]. Bruce

I submitted a ticket. How frequently will the light strip have to be replaced? To be on the safe side, I asked for two of them.

You can try disconnecting and reconnecting the 3-wire cable to the lights, at the connector near the start of the light strip, and at the circuit board - but if that doesn't remedy the flickering, the strip will need replacement. Please contact our support team.