Hipargero Aquarium LED Lights anyone mod one.

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Hipargero Aquarium LED Lights 30W Saltwater Lighting with 3W CREE Chips by Touch Control:

has anyone modified one of them to remove the touch control in it and made it dim with a nob or by a controller I’m trying find out if they use 0 to 10v.

I have one on my 29gal fish only Bio-cube and don’t like the touch control plus I’m going to build a reef-pi controller for the tank.

this is the light.
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https://amazon.ca/gp/product/B074STSMZC/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03__o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

the fish came from a tank a friend bought to upgrade his 75gal to a 120gal fish could not go in his reef so i put up a tank for them when fish get to big for tank they will be passed to someone with fish only or go to saltwater store nearby there only 2" now.
the rock you see in the has all been pulled and and replaced I was hopping the fish would eat the pest off the rock they didn't touch it.
 
I suspect this isn't a widely used led brand and you may not find the help you want.

Have you tried going directly to Hipargero to ask your question? Here is a link:

http://www.hipargero.com/
 
I suspect this isn't a widely used led brand and you may not find the help you want.

Have you tried going directly to Hipargero to ask your question? Here is a link:

http://www.hipargero.com/

If the vendor doesn't have an answer, it turns into a reverse engineering project to figure out how their controller interfaces with the drivers. Its hard to do this piecemeal remotely sadly, but it can be worth cracking it open anyway. Having an oscilloscope would help a lot in some cases, but at bare minimum a multimeter can tell us a few things.
 

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