The Hotel Chicago lighting display for the Chicago skyline mural is created from LED tape lights arrayed in six groups of cool color strips and six groups of warm color strips. Cool and warm lights are arrayed beside each other, but powered by separate LED drivers. Avi-on lighting controls group the lights into cool and warm groups and provide scene settings enabling the lighting designer to set a repeatable intensity for each group. Because the display is in the lobby of the hotel, mural lighting is always on. During the day the cool LEDs simulate a daylight skyline, and at night the warm LEDs express the warm glow of city lights, dimmed from full brightness for aesthetic effect. The transitions between day and night occur automatically using the Avi-on schedule function. Dusk-to-dawn and dawn-to-dusk schedules are created with one touch in the Avi-on App that controls the lighting display, programming the lighting controls with sunrise and sunset times at the installation location for a full year. Often the best lighting controls are the ones that just run by themselves – Avi-on Bluetooth Lighting Controls.