Cyber Eye LedArt App Guide: Setup & Custom Display Tutorial

Novsight Cyber Eye LED grille headlight displaying a custom pattern, controlled by the LedArt smartphone app

The Novsight Cyber Eye headlight isn't just a light — it's a 96×96 full-color LED display built into the grille of your headlight, and you control what it shows from your phone. The LedArt app lets you upload any photo, GIF, or video and send it straight to your headlight display in seconds, no wiring or programming required. This guide walks through every screen in the app, from downloading LedArt and the first Wi-Fi pairing to uploading custom art, adjusting brightness, and scheduling automatic on/off times — matching the walkthrough in our official video tutorial below.

Before You Start

  • Your Cyber Eye headlight installed and powered on (ignition on / ACC on) — haven't mounted it yet? See our installation guide
  • A smartphone with the LedArt app installed (App Store / Google Play — see below)
  • The default headlight Wi-Fi password: anlee123
  • A photo, GIF, or short video you'd like to display (optional — you can also use the app's built-in presets)
How it works: Your headlight creates its own Wi-Fi network (name starts with D16). Your phone connects to that network directly — no home Wi-Fi or internet connection is needed to upload media to the display.

Download the LedArt App

Search for "LedArt" (by Shenzhen Huidu Technology) on the App Store or Google Play, or use the links below.

Download on the App Store Get it on Google Play

LedArt app listing on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store

App Setup & Control Guide

1

Connect Your Phone to the Headlight's Wi-Fi

  • Swipe down to open Control Center

Swiping down to open Control Center on iPhone to connect to the Cyber Eye headlight

  • Long-press the Wi-Fi button to expand the connectivity panel

Long-pressing the Wi-Fi button in iPhone Control Center to expand the connectivity panel

  • Tap Wi-Fi to open the network list, then select the network that starts with D16 (e.g. D16-DB26-00235)

Selecting the D16 Wi-Fi network broadcast by the Cyber Eye headlight display

  • Enter the default password anlee123, tap Join, and wait for the connection to succeed

Entering the default Wi-Fi password anlee123 to join the Cyber Eye headlight network

  • Your phone is now connected to the headlight's Wi-Fi
iPhone Wi-Fi settings confirming a successful connection to the D16 Cyber Eye headlight network
2

Connect the LedArt App to Your Headlight

  • Return to the home screen and open the LedArt app

Opening the LedArt app from the iPhone home screen

  • Tap the Devices tab and wait for your headlight to appear

Tapping the Devices tab in the LedArt app to search for the Cyber Eye headlight

  • Your device (BoxPlayer, D16) is now connected and ready to use
LedArt app showing the BoxPlayer D16 device successfully connected to the Cyber Eye headlight
3

Create a New Display Screen

  • Tap Programs, then tap New Screen

Tapping New Screen in the Programs tab of the LedArt app

  • Select your device (BoxPlayer) and tap Add

Selecting the BoxPlayer device and tapping Add to create a new screen

  • Enter a Screen Name (or keep the default), then tap Done to confirm
Entering a screen name and confirming with Done in the LedArt app
4

Upload Your First Photo or Video

  • Tap the "+" button in the bottom-right corner to add media

Tapping the plus button to add media to a new Cyber Eye headlight display screen

  • Select the media type — this example uses Video (Image, GIF, Text, Clock, and other options are also available)

LedArt app media type menu showing Image, Video, GIF, Clock, Text and other display options

  • You'll be directed to your phone's photo library — select your media, then tap Done

Selecting a media file from the iPhone photo library to upload to the Cyber Eye display

  • Tap the Send icon (the orange button, top-right)

Tapping the orange Send icon in the LedArt app to upload the selected media

  • On the Program Sending screen, tap Send and wait for the sync to complete

Program Sending screen showing upload progress from the LedArt app to the BoxPlayer device

  • The upload may take a moment — the headlight display shows a loading screen while it receives the data

Cyber Eye headlight LED display showing a loading screen while receiving uploaded media

  • Once the upload completes, the headlight display shows your selected media
Cyber Eye headlight grille LED display showing custom uploaded media on a Jeep Wrangler
5

Add More Media to the Same Screen

  • To add more media, tap "+" again and choose a new file. The headlight display keeps showing the previous media while the new one uploads

Adding a second media file to the Cyber Eye headlight display program

  • Once the upload succeeds, the display switches to the new media

Cyber Eye headlight display switching to a newly uploaded second media file

  • Repeat the same steps to add a third file — tap "+", select and send it. Only one file uploads at a time, but there's no limit to how many you can add in total
Cyber Eye headlight display uploading and syncing a third custom media file
6

Turn the Display On or Off Remotely

  • Go back to Devices and tap Remote Control to turn the display on or off independently, without touching the headlight itself

Tapping Remote Control from the Devices menu in the LedArt app

  • Use the power button, arrows, and keypad to control the display remotely
Remote Control screen in the LedArt app with power button and keypad to control the Cyber Eye display
7

Adjust Display Brightness

  • Tap Devices → Brightness

Tapping Brightness from the Devices menu in the LedArt app

  • Drag the slider to your preferred level (1%–100%), then tap OK
Adjusting the Cyber Eye headlight display brightness slider in the LedArt app
8

Play Multiple Media Files in Sequence

  • On the Programs page, check the media files you want to play, then tap Send

Selecting multiple media files on the Programs page of the LedArt app to play in sequence

  • A confirmation pop-up will appear showing your device — tap Send once more to confirm. The media will now play in sequence, looping automatically on the headlight display
Confirmation pop-up in the LedArt app confirming the send to the BoxPlayer device
9

Rename a Media File

  • To rename a media file, tap its name in the Programs list, enter a new name, then tap OK
Renaming a media file in the LedArt app Programs list
10

Schedule Automatic On/Off Times

  • If you'd like the screen to turn on and off automatically, tap Devices → PowerOn/Off

Tapping PowerOn/Off from the Devices menu in the LedArt app

  • Set your preferred on and off times, then tap OK. The headlight display will switch on and off on that schedule without any further action from you
Setting an automatic screen on and off schedule in the LedArt app PowerOn/Off menu
11

Change the Headlight's Wi-Fi Password (Optional)

  • In the LedArt app, go to Devices → Wi-Fi Setting

Opening Wi-Fi Setting from the Devices menu in the LedArt app

  • Enter the current password (default: 888)

Entering the current Wi-Fi setting password 888 in the LedArt app

  • Set a new password — it must be at least 8 characters and include both letters and numbers — then tap OK to confirm

Setting a new Wi-Fi password with letters and numbers for the Cyber Eye headlight network

  • On your iPhone, go to Settings → Wi-Fi. The D16 network will show "No Internet Connection" since it's still using the old saved password

iPhone Wi-Fi settings list showing the D16 headlight network with no internet connection after the password change

  • Tap the network, then tap "Forget This Network" and confirm Forget — this clears the old saved password so you can rejoin with the new one

Confirming Forget This Network for the D16 Wi-Fi network on iPhone before rejoining with the new password

  • Reconnect to the D16 network using your new password

Reconnecting to the D16 headlight Wi-Fi network using the new password

  • Once reconnected, the app works exactly as normal
iPhone Wi-Fi settings confirming the D16 network is reconnected after the password change

FAQ

Where do I download the LedArt app?+

Search "LedArt" (by Shenzhen Huidu Technology) on the App Store or Google Play, or use the download links at the top of this guide.

Do I need internet or my home Wi-Fi to use the app?+

No. The Cyber Eye headlight broadcasts its own local Wi-Fi network (starting with D16). Your phone connects directly to that network to upload media — no home Wi-Fi or internet connection is required.

What's the default Wi-Fi password?+

The default headlight Wi-Fi password is anlee123. You can change it any time from Devices → Wi-Fi Setting in the LedArt app (default app-side password: 888).

What file types can I upload?+

Photos, GIFs, and short videos from your phone's photo library, plus built-in options like Clock, Text, Timing, Temperature, Humidity, and Sensor displays.

How many images or videos can I upload?+

There's no limit to the total number of media files you can add to a screen. Files upload one at a time, and the display keeps showing your previous media while the next one syncs.

Can I turn the display off without removing the headlight?+

Yes. Go to Devices → Remote Control in the LedArt app to turn the display on or off at any time, or set an automatic schedule under Devices → PowerOn/Off.

My app can't find the device — what should I check?+

Confirm your phone is still connected to the headlight's D16 Wi-Fi network (not your home Wi-Fi), that the headlight is powered on, and then reopen the Devices tab in the LedArt app to search again.

Get Your Own Cyber Eye Display Headlight

Full-color LED grille display, controlled entirely from your phone with the LedArt app.

Shop Cyber Eye Headlights
Free US Shipping · 2-Year Warranty · 45-Day Returns

Puede que te interese

Cyber Eye Headlight Installation Guide | Jeep JL/JT

Dejar un comentario

Todos los comentarios se revisan antes de su publicación.

Este sitio está protegido por hCaptcha y se aplican la Política de privacidad de hCaptcha y los Términos del servicio.

Search By Year, Make and Model