This is a typical house. Although your home might not look just like this, you can see where the different light circuits are placed. Once you understand where things go, it's very easy to change things around based on the unique features of your home.

Just because this house has four windows on the top floor doesn't mean your house has to be built the same way. You might have only two windows upstairs and two downstairs. No problem, just move two windows in the picture above to the downstairs windows of your house. The trick is to keep the basic groupings the same.

What does 2S mean? Second story, of course!

We recommend putting the Monster Brain in the garage and away from the harsh weather. The controller can be in a central location close to all of your light plugs. Make sure the address for the controller (we call it Controller A) is set to 0/0.

Inside your light controller is an address switch which is usually located near the top. When we say "set the address to 0/0", it means the rotary switch on the left should point to 0 and the rotary switch on the right should point to 0.

For more information, download our Standard Mapping Cheat Sheet.

Here's that typical house from the previous example, but this time we've added 16 more channels for a total of 32. Although your home might not look just like this, you can see where the different light circuits are placed. Once you understand where things go, it's very easy to change things around based on the unique features of your home.

We know your house probably doesn't look like this one. The trick is to keep the basic groupings the same.

What does 2S mean? Second story, of course!

We recommend putting the Monster Brain in the garage and away from the harsh weather. Controller A is set to address 0/0 and should be in a central location close to all of your light plugs. Controller B is set to address 0/7 and should also be in a central location close to all of your light plugs.

Inside your light controller is an address switch which is usually located near the top. When we say "set the address to 0/7", it means the rotary switch on the left should point to 0 and the rotary switch on the right should point to 7.

For more information, download our Standard Mapping Cheat Sheet.

Here's that typical house again from the previous examples. But this time, we've added even more light channels to bring it to a total of 48. We're fairly sure your home doesn't look just like this but you can see where the different light circuits are placed. Once you understand where things go, it's very easy to change things around based on the unique features of your home.

What does 2S mean? Second story, of course!

We recommend putting the Monster Brain in the garage and away from the harsh weather. Controller A is set to address 0/0 and should be in a central location close to all of your light plugs. Controller B is set to address 0/7 and should also be in a central location close to all the necessary light plugs. Controller C is set to address 1/1 and should be out in the yard in a central location close to all of your light plugs.

Inside your light controller is an address switch which is usually located near the top. When we say "set the address to 1/1", it means the rotary switch on the left should point to 1 and the rotary switch on the right should point to 1.

For more information, download our Standard Mapping Cheat Sheet.

Here's a sample house with 64 lighting channels. Though your home probably doesn't look exactly like this, you can see where the different light circuits are placed. Once you understand how the placement of the lights affects the results of the display, it's very easy to change things around based on the unique features of your home.

What does 2S mean? Second story, of course!

We recommend putting the Monster Brain in the garage and away from the harsh weather. Controller A is set to address 0/0 and should be in a central location close to your light plugs. Controller B is set to address 0/7 and should also be in a central location close to all the necessary light plugs. Controller C is set to address 0/D and should be out in the yard in a central location close to your light plugs. Controller D is set to address 1/0 and should also be out in the yard in a central location close to your light plugs.

Inside your light controller is an address switch which is usually located near the top. When we say "set the address to 1/1", it means the rotary switch on the left should point to 1 and the rotary switch on the right should point to 1.

For more information, download our Standard Mapping Cheat Sheet.