Support
Tutorial videos
Short walkthroughs for connecting to and adjusting Innerscene fixtures from a phone or laptop. Jump to any step with the chapter list. For screen-by-screen reference, see the Circadian Sky user guide.
Getting connected
Connect to a fixture from an iPhone (Wi-Fi)
Join the fixture's own Wi-Fi network (password innerscene) and use its controls in the sign-in window, no app needed. Covers what to do if the window closes (Use Without Internet, then Safari to 172.30.0.1), checking the fixture with Identify, and turning off Auto-Join afterwards.
Connect to a fixture from an Android phone (Wi-Fi)
Join the fixture's Wi-Fi network (password innerscene), tap the "Sign in to Wi-Fi network" notification to open its controls, or open Chrome to 172.30.0.1 if it doesn't appear. Ends with turning off Auto-connect.
Connect to a fixture from a Windows laptop (Wi-Fi)
Pick the fixture's network from the taskbar Wi-Fi list, untick Connect automatically, enter the password innerscene and let the browser open the fixture's controls. If it doesn't, type 172.30.0.1 in the address bar.
Connect with the Innerscene Studio app on iPhone
Open Innerscene Studio, allow Bluetooth, Local Network and Location access, find the fixture in the list (grouped by wireless group, crown = primary), flash it to be sure, and tap to connect. Secondaries that are syncing with their primary turn Bluetooth off and won't appear in the list; reach those over Wi-Fi instead.
Connect with the Innerscene Studio app on Android
Open Innerscene Studio, allow Nearby devices, find the fixture in the list (grouped by wireless group, crown = primary), flash it to be sure, and tap to connect. On Android 11 and older, Location must be on for Bluetooth scanning. Secondaries that are syncing with their primary turn Bluetooth off and won't appear in the list; reach those over Wi-Fi instead.
Schedules
Edit the schedule: run the daytime sky through the night
Use the Innerscene Studio app to change a Circadian Sky schedule. Drag points on the graph for quick changes, or type exact times, brightness and color temperature in List View. This example repeats the daytime curve overnight for a 24-hour space such as a nurses station, then previews it with Demo Mode.
SkySync
How SkySync reaches your fixtures
One SkySync sensor serves every Circadian Sky and Virtual Sun Primary in a building. Its readings reach each Primary directly over Bluetooth, fixture to fixture, through the Mini Hub, or over the building network. Covers pairing a Primary, the BLE, P2P, HUB and WIFI badges on the SkySync page, and what a fixture does when readings stop.