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Control and automate your lighting system with this app. Manage devices, set schedules, and adjust brightness with advanced calibration and ambient light sensing. Share access with others for collaborative control.
What's New in LMIC
1.2.18
July 5, 2026
1. Fix a bug that the APP will crash when user choose picker component in iOS version which is higher than 17.6.1
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FAQ
How many devices can LMIC control?
One Receiver can control up to three Groups, and each Receiver can be programmed with up to 10 different conditions within a 24-hour period. A Transmitter is required for each Group.
Can I share control of my lights with others using LMIC?
Yes, sharing of the username and password is necessary for control access by multiple iPhones. This allows for collaborative management of your lighting system.
How accurate is LMIC's light level calibration?
LMIC is designed to maintain a target accuracy of 10% lux. Connected luminaires will automatically calibrate when powered on, a process that can take up to 30 seconds.
What happens if a luminaire is not dimming with LMIC?
If LMIC detects that a luminaire is non-dimming, the control mode will automatically switch to a non-dimming mode. This ensures the system functions correctly with various types of lights.
Can I turn off the ambient brightness sensor in LMIC?
Yes, it is possible to turn off the ambient brightness sensor to cancel the automatic control. This gives you full manual control over your lighting when desired.
What are the motion sensor settings in LMIC?
The sensitivity of the motion sensor and the light delay time settings can be adjusted within the app. The motion sensor can also be turned off entirely using the app.
What devices is LMIC compatible with?
LMIC is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed to work with iOS operating systems.
How often is LMIC updated?
The latest version of LMIC is 1.2.15, which was last updated on August 1, 2022. Updates typically include bug fixes and feature enhancements.





