LED Control

LED Control is a simple-to-use piece of software designed to help you control RGB LED lights. It's based on the libusb library and custom HID examples of the V-USB library, made by OBDEV and used for AVR microcontrollers.

Setting up this tool doesn't take long but make sure to have .NET Framework installed on your PC because it cannot work without it, since it was developed using this software framework.

Also, it might be necessary to start the utility with administrative rights to avoid errors.

The main app window has a plain look and neatly structured layout, where you can play with colors by adjusting the red, green and blue channels by moving sliders.

The color you obtained can be previewed in a small area. You can explore the Windows color dialog to pick another color and set it as the baseline for the RGB adjustments.

There's also the possibility to opt for automatic mode, where you just have to tweak the fading speed, ranging from faster to slower, as well as the brightness level, ranging from darker to brighter. Either the manual or automatic mode can be activated with the click of a button.

Unfortunately, we've come across compatibility issues with Windows 10 during our evaluation. LED Control kept popping errors and we failed in our attempts to find a workaround, even when trying the system compatibility troubleshooter. This is probably because it hasn't been updated for a long time.

Nevertheless, it worked smoothly on older Windows editions. You can use LED Control if you're interested in controlling RGB LED lights with the aid of a user-friendly interface and approachable options for manual and automatic mode.