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Re: nueLED - configure/customize your LEDs...

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Originally Posted by no2chem (Post 192452)

well, if someone would figure out the red led address, maybe.

Give me 10mins.. I have just installed the App and running Diag mode now.

James

Re: nueLED - configure/customize your LEDs...

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Originally Posted by cj10488 (Post 192555)

Give me 10mins.. I have just installed the App and running Diag mode now.

James

the iocontrol (the long 20 character hex you see at the bottom) would also be useful...

Re: nueLED - configure/customize your LEDs...

RED LED

0400040005000000050000000000000000000000

address 4 mode 4

Re: nueLED - configure/customize your LEDs...

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Originally Posted by cj10488 (Post 192618)

RED LED

0400040005000000050000000000000000000000

address 4 mode 4

Nice work. I can verify that this does cause it to blink red. However, it only does it a few times for me then stops.

Re: nueLED - configure/customize your LEDs...

I just went in and did Test and it causes it to blink forever

James

Re: nueLED - configure/customize your LEDs...

Actually after I setup my redirect for the service light to the Red light it does in fact blink a few times and then stops..

James

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Well I did another reset and my Red SErvice light has been going since... this has been about 10mins..

1 thing I did notice is that the Orange Charge light does not light while the red light is blinking...

James

Re: nueLED - configure/customize your LEDs...

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Originally Posted by cj10488 (Post 192618)

RED LED

0400040005000000050000000000000000000000

address 4 mode 4

cool. I believe the 50000000500000000000 code means frequent refresh or something... ill have to figure it out...

actually, maybe 50000xxx causes the led to take higher priority or something. I know the system constantly sends address 4 mode 0, so this might be causing it to turn off...
... so disable address 4 mode 0... and it _should_ work...

yep, it worked.. signal light red now so far.... edit: it doesn't stay on power down... =/, thanks though cj10488!

Re: nueLED - configure/customize your LEDs...

No problem... It wasnt too difficult... It is the least I can do...

James

Re: nueLED - configure/customize your LEDs...

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Originally Posted by verkion (Post 192523)

OOOKKKK...Here we go guys! So, for those of you with 1.1 installed that CAN'T GET RID OF IT, and whenever you install new versions, pops up the whole nonsense about registry settings being corrupted, and errors in the nueLEDconfig.exe...this procedure works - ONLY CAVEAT is that nueLED 1.1 still shows up in the uninstall program list and I have NO IDEA how to remove it from the list! Having said that, all SUBSEQUENT VERSIONS WILL WORK STILL.

Step 1: Uninstall 1.1 from the remove programs...yah yah, I know it says it can't uninstall properly...just ignore that.

Step 2: Reg edit according to 1st page:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\AllLEDMgr]
"Index"=dword:1

ALSO CHANGE
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\nueLED]
"Index"=dword:2

Step 3:
Reboot!
Your original LED pattern, (i.e. signal light should be flashing etc.)

Step 4:
If you can, delete the nueLED key from above...it wouldn't let me on my PDA though...

Step 5:
Install newer version -> 1.5 last I checked. It WILL install properly this time, (installation says successful, but it won't ask you to reboot.) You can now start up the new nueLED program (pun intended :-)) and make whatever changes you want without it crashing.

So...if anyone knows how to delete old entries from the installed program list, please post the solution!!!

verkion

This did not work for me. Although I was running version 1.2. I tried cleaning the registry with SKtools, not help there. Ended up reinstalling LED Killer 3.1 until my next hard reset.