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### Channel mapping ### Channel mapping
By default the PWM channels are mapped accordingly depending on the number of used channels: By default the PWM channels are mapped accordingly depending on the number of used channels:
|Channels|PWM1|PWM2|PWM3|PWM4|PWM5|Light Type| |Channels|PWM1|PWM2|PWM3|PWM4|PWM5|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |---|---|---|---|---|---|
|1|Brightness|||||White only| |1|Brightness|||||
|2|Cold White|Warm White||||CWWW or CT| |2|Cold White|Warm White||||
|3|Red|Green|Blue|||RGB| |3|Red|Green|Blue|||
|4|Red|Green|Blue|White||RGBW| |4|Red|Green|Blue|White||
|5|Red|Green|Blue|Cold White|Warm White|RGBCCT or RGBWW| |5|Red|Green|Blue|Cold White|Warm White|
When connecting more than one light strip to PWMs, you cannot control them separately in the WebUI due to the above mapping. Use [`Channel<x>`](commands#channel) to dim each PWM channel individually. When connecting more than one light strip to PWMs, you cannot control them separately in the WebUI due to the above mapping. Use [`Channel<x>`](commands#channel) to dim each PWM channel individually.