ADVICE: Is there a way to control an LED light temperature after marked

[sundanceuiuc]

Hello, and thanks for your help in advance.

For a client's minor renovation, they purchased this fixture:
View: https://www.amazon.com/KWOKING-Lighting-Acrylic-Dimmable-Adjustable/dp/B0895R4ZTV/ref=sr_1_7?crid=14YQTN3SSKAXL&dchild=1&keywords=kwoking+lighting+modern+ceiling+light+and+fan&qid=1601158957&sprefix=kwoking%2Caps%2C192&sr=8-7


It was advertised as having color control, and this is technically true, but other lights have a switch on the fixture for control, and this has a remote that requires the light to be changed every time it is on.

It defaults to 5000k and it has to be turned off, turned on to 4k, turned off, turned on to 3k (to match the other down lights in the 2700-3000k).

Is there a way to add a switch to make it default to 3k? Otherwise the 5 clicks each time makes it unsuitable.

Any ideas are welcome with my thanks!
SD

 

[littlespark]

Normally it’s a quick succession of on/off/on that would change the colour.
Once set, the light should stay at the selected colour if turned off and on normally.

there may be something in the instructions to reset them. As you may have 2 or more of the same light on the same switch that have somehow become unsynced.