(1.1) Keyboard Shortcuts (Hotkeys)

Prerequisites needed for the GUI: Bleak, PySide2

The NeewerLite-Python GUI has several keyboard shortcuts available (which can be customized, see the main GUI page for details on custom assignments) for standard operations. Here is a list of all of the shortcuts, their default assignments, and what each of them do:

NOTE! - for Mac, CTRL is Command, and ALT is Option.

Main GUI -

CTRL-PAGE UP - turn selected light(s) on

CTRL-PAGE DOWN - turn selected light(s) off

CTRL-SHIFT-S - Scan/Re-scan

CTRL-SHIFT-C - Link to the selected light(s)

ALT-1 - Switch to CCT mode

ALT-2 - Switch to HSI mode

ALT-3 - Switch to SCENE mode

ALT-4 - Switch to Light Prefs

Brightness (regardless of which tab you're currently on - unless you're on one the Preferences tabs) -

/ - Decrease the brightness by a small amount

CTRL-/ - Same as above, but by a larger amount

* - Increase the brightness by a small amount

CTRL-* - Same as above, but by a larger amount

Moving the sliders -

7 - Decrease the first slider on the active tab by a small amount

CTRL-7 - Same as above, but by a larger amount

9 - Increase the first slider on the active tab by a small amount

CTRL-9 - Same as above, but by a larger amount

4 - Decrease the 2nd slider on the active tab by a small amount

CTRL-4 - Same as above, but by a larger amount

6 - Increase the 2nd slider on the active tab by a small amount

CTRL-6 - Same as above, but by a larger amount

1 - Decrease the 3rd slider on the active tab by a small amount

CTRL-1 - Same as above, but by a larger amount

3 - Increase the 3rd slider on the active tab by a small amount

CTRL-3 - Same as above, but by a larger amount

* - Also, 1-9 on the SCENE mode tab launches the animation corresponding to that number.