DMXSettingsEntryDMX DeviceBrightness Channel:Blue Channel:Name:Green Channel:Red Channel:Keepalive Time:Port:DetectorTableModelNameEnabledE131SettingsEntryE1.31 DeviceStart Channel:Number of LEDs:Start Universe:Name:Matrix Order:Matrix Height:Matrix Width:Type:IP (Unicast):Universe Size:Keepalive Time:RGB Order:SingleLinearMatrixHorizontal Top LeftHorizontal Top RightHorizontal Bottom LeftHorizontal Bottom RightVertical Top LeftVertical Top RightVertical Bottom LeftVertical Bottom RightElgatoKeyLightSettingsEntryElgato Key LightIP:ElgatoLightStripSettingsEntryElgato Light StripIP:GoveeSettingsEntryGovee DeviceIP:KasaSmartSettingsEntryKasa Smart DeviceIP:NameLIFXSettingsEntryLIFX DeviceIP:NameManualDeviceE1.31 (including WLED)QMK (built with ORGB support)Serial DeviceManualDevicesSettingsPageAdd Device...RemoveSave and RescanSave without RescanNanoleafNewDeviceDialogNew Nanoleaf deviceIP address:Port:NanoleafScanDialogTo pair, hold the on-off button down for 5-7 seconds until the LED starts flashing in a pattern, a new entry should appear in the list below, then click the "Pair" button on the entry within 30 seconds.ScanAdd manuallyRemoveNanoleafSettingsEntryNanoleaf DeviceIP:Port:Auth Key:UnpairPairOpenRGBClientInfoPagePort:ConnectIP:Connected ClientsProtocol VersionSave ConnectionDisconnectOpenRGBConsolePageLog levelRefresh logsClear logOpenRGBDeviceInfoPageName:Vendor:Type:Description:Version:Location:Serial:Flags:OpenRGBDevicePageG:H:Speed:RandomB:LED:Mode-SpecificR:Dir:S:Select AllPer-LEDZone:<html><head/><body><p align="justify">Sets all devices to<br/><b>Static</b> mode and<br/>applies the selected color.</p></body></html><html><head/><body><p align="justify">Sets all devices to<br/><b>Static</b> mode and<br/>applies the selected colour.</p></body></html>Apply All DevicesColors:Colours:V:Apply Colors To SelectionApply Colours To SelectionMode:Brightness:Save To DeviceHex:EditSet individual LEDs to static colors. Safe for use with software-driven effects.Set individual LEDs to static colours. Safe for use with software-driven effects.Set individual LEDs to static colors. Not safe for use with software-driven effects.Set individual LEDs to static colours. Not safe for use with software-driven effects.Sets the entire device or a zone to a single color.Sets the entire device or a zone to a single colour.Gradually fades between fully off and fully on.Abruptly changes between fully off and fully on.Gradually cycles through the entire color spectrum. All lights on the device are the same color.Gradually cycles through the entire colour spectrum. All lights on the device are the same colour.Gradually cycles through the entire color spectrum. Produces a rainbow pattern that moves.Gradually cycles through the entire colour spectrum. Produces a rainbow pattern that moves.Flashes lights when keys or buttons are pressed.Entire DeviceEntire ZoneLeftRightUpDownHorizontalVerticalSaved To DeviceSaving Not SupportedAll ZonesMode SpecificEntire SegmentOpenRGBDialogOpenRGBDevicesInformationSettingsToggle LED ViewRescan DevicesSave ProfileDelete ProfileLoad ProfileOpenRGB is detecting devices...CancelSave Profile As...Save Profile with custom nameShow/HideProfilesQuick ColorsQuick ColoursRedYellowGreenCyanBlueMagentaWhiteLights OffExitPluginsGeneral SettingsSMBus ToolsSDK ClientSDK ServerDo you really want to delete this profile?Log ConsoleSupported DevicesAbout OpenRGBManually Added DevicesOpenRGBHardwareIDsDialogHardware IDsCopy to clipboardLocationDeviceVendorOpenRGBPluginsEntryVersion:Name:Description:URL:Path:EnabledCommit:API Version:API Version ValueOpenRGBPluginsPageInstall PluginRemove Plugin<html><head/><body>Looking for plugins? See the official list at <a href="https://openrgb.org/plugins.html">OpenRGB.org</a></body></html>Install OpenRGB PluginReplace PluginA plugin with this filename is already installed. Are you sure you want to replace this plugin?Are you sure you want to remove this plugin?Plugin files (*.dll *.dylib *.so *.so.*)Restart NeededThe plugin will be fully removed after restarting OpenRGB.OpenRGBProfileSaveDialogProfile NameSave to an existing profile:Create a new profile:OpenRGBServerInfoPageStop ServerServer Port:Start ServerServer Status:OfflineConnected Clients:Server Host:Client IPProtocol VersionClient NameStopping...OnlineOpenRGBSettingsPageLoad Window GeometryRun Zone Checks on RescanStart ServerStart MinimizedStart MinimisedUser Interface Settings:Start at LoginMinimize on CloseMinimise On CloseSave Geometry on CloseStart ClientLoad ProfileSet Server PortTheme (restart required)Enable Log Console (restart required)Custom ArgumentsLog Manager Settings:Start at Login StatusStart at Login Settings:Open Settings FolderDrivers SettingsGreyscale Tray IconAMD SMBus: Reduce CPU Usage (restart required)Set Profile on ExitShared SMBus Access (restart required)Set Server HostLanguageDisable Key Expansion in Device ViewHex FormatShow LED View by DefaultSet Profile on SuspendSet Profile on ResumeEnable Log File (restart required)A problem occurred enabling Start at Login.English - USEnglish - UKSystem DefaultOpenRGBSoftwareInfoPageBuild Date:Git Commit ID:Git Commit Date:Git Branch:Version:GitLab:Website:<a href="https://openrgb.org">https://openrgb.org</a><a href="https://gitlab.com/CalcProgrammer1/OpenRGB">https://gitlab.com/CalcProgrammer1/OpenRGB</a>SDK Version:Plugin API Version:Qt Version ValueQt Version:OS Version:OS Version ValueGNU General Public License, version 2License:Copyright:Adam Honse, OpenRGB Team<b>OpenRGB</b>, an open-source RGB control utilityOpenRGBSupportedDevicesPageFilter:Enable/Disable allApply ChangesGet Hardware IDsOpenRGBSystemInfoPageSMBus Adapters:Address:Read DeviceSMBus Dumper:0xSMBus Detector:Detection Mode:Detect DevicesDump DeviceSMBus Reader:Addr:Reg:Size:OpenRGBZoneResizeDialogResize ZoneAdd SegmentRemove SegmentLengthOpenRGBZonesBulkResizerDo not show againSave and closeIgnoreZones Resizer<html><head/><body><p>One or more resizable zones have not been configured. Resizable zones are most commonly used for addressable RGB headers where the size of the connected device cannot be detected automatically.</p><p>Please enter the number of LEDs in each zone below.</p><p>For more information about calcuating the correct size, please check <a href="https://openrgb.org/resize.html"><span style=" text-decoration: underline; color:#0000ff;">this link.</span></a></p></body></html>Resize the zonesControllerZoneSizePhilipsHueSettingsEntryPhilips Hue BridgeEntertainment Mode:Auto Connect Group:IP:Client Key:Username:MAC:Unpair BridgePhilipsWizSettingsEntryPhilips Wiz DeviceUse Cool WhiteUse Warm WhiteIP:White Strategy:AverageMinimumQMKORGBSettingsEntryQMK DeviceName:USB PID:USB VID:ResourceManager<h2>Some internal devices may not be detected:</h2><p>One or more I2C or SMBus interfaces failed to initialize.</p><p><b>RGB DRAM modules, some motherboards' onboard RGB lighting, and RGB Graphics Cards, will not be available in OpenRGB</b> without I2C or SMBus.</p><h4>How to fix this:</h4><p>On Windows, this is usually caused by a failure to load the WinRing0 driver.</p><p>You must run OpenRGB as administrator at least once to allow WinRing0 to set up.</p><p>See <a href='https://help.openrgb.org/'>help.openrgb.org</a> for additional troubleshooting steps if you keep seeing this message.<br></p><h3>If you are not using internal RGB on a desktop this message is not important to you.</h3><h2>Some internal devices may not be detected:</h2><p>One or more I2C or SMBus interfaces failed to initialize.</p><p><b>RGB DRAM modules, some motherboards' onboard RGB lighting, and RGB Graphics Cards, will not be available in OpenRGB</b> without I2C or SMBus.</p><h4>How to fix this:</h4><p>On Linux, this is usually because the i2c-dev module is not loaded.</p><p>You must load the i2c-dev module along with the correct i2c driver for your motherboard. This is usually i2c-piix4 for AMD systems and i2c-i801 for Intel systems.</p><p>See <a href='https://help.openrgb.org/'>help.openrgb.org</a> for additional troubleshooting steps if you keep seeing this message.<br></p><h3>If you are not using internal RGB on a desktop this message is not important to you.</h3><h2>WARNING:</h2><p>The OpenRGB udev rules are not installed.</p><p>Most devices will not be available unless running OpenRGB as root.</p><p>If using AppImage, Flatpak, or self-compiled versions of OpenRGB you must install the udev rules manually</p><p>See <a href='https://openrgb.org/udev'>https://openrgb.org/udev</a> to install the udev rules manually</p><h2>WARNING:</h2><p>Multiple OpenRGB udev rules are installed.</p><p>The udev rules file 60-openrgb.rules is installed in both /etc/udev/rules.d and /usr/lib/udev/rules.d.</p><p>Multiple udev rules files can conflict, it is recommended to remove one of them.</p>SerialSettingsEntrySerial DeviceBaud:Name:Number of LEDs:Port:Protocol:TabLabeldevice nameYeelightSettingsEntryYeelight DeviceIP:?Music Mode:Override host IP:Left blank for auto discovering host ipChoose an IP...Choose the correct IP for the host