Simu L: sunrise color

[almost]

I have 2 simu L connected in L3,L4 via a splitter.
Last week in sunrise, the color was pure red, that I liked so much.
From yesterday morning I notice that white, purple & blue leds lights up to simu the sunrise.

How can I changed back to what it was? (pure red)

(I only can find how can I change the color of the moonlight, which is deep blue like it was).

[Matthias]

it seems that a setting is incorrect - I guess that you should have a look into the 1-10V-settings of L3 and L4 and that you should check the corresponding illumination channels

if you are not sure you can post the screenshots for these settings here

[almost]

Hi Matthias, thanks for the reply.
I don't remember changing the settings, here are the screen shots.







So, here is what I just done:
disconnect all L lines,
re programm the Simu1 to deep blue moon,
now Simu1 is working great(deep orrange-red in sunlight).
Disconnect Simu1 & connect Simu2,
re programm the Simu2 to deep blue moon,
nothing changed.
If only Simu1 is on L3,L4, is working great,
If Simu2 is conneted to splitter, then Simu1 turns from orrange-red to blue-purple-white (like the Simu2 is).

Problem of Simu2?

[almost]

Another notice:

If Simu1 is connected and I manual dimm L3, moonlight is dimming (goes off when L3 to zero). If I manual dimm L4, sunrise is dimming (goes off when L4 to zero).

If Simu2 is connected and L3 & L4 is to zero, moonlight is on. If i dimm L3, nothing happens. If I dimm L4 purple and white leds come on (blue leds allways on).

It seems like the Simu2 has problem in L3.

Solution?

[Matthias]

it seems there is a problem with Simu2 or with the splitter

did you do these tests with or w/o the splitter between, was Simu2 connected directly?

is the western-plug of the Simu OK? or is there corrosion or something other unusual?

[almost]

You Rule!!

I just check the plug, it has a corrosion.
How can i clean it?
(Or should I replace it)?

[Matthias]

maybe a drop of saltwater caused this

you can try to clean it mechanically with a brush and some water

replacement of the plug would be the better solution, but I don't think you have the tools to crimp RJ12

[almost]

Try to clean it with a brush and a special cleaning for wires, didn't work.

Just replace it, works fine.

Thanks for everything Matthias!