Originally Posted by Velvis (Post 499587)

I think it would be awesome to include a scheduler with the sleep mode. I keep my mogul bedside and the flashing leds and just the leds being on drive me crazy. It would be nice to have them shut off at a specific time and startup again in the morning.

Originally Posted by stroths (Post 504832)

For those curious, this does appear to work on the Touch Pro, but use it at your own risk on this device.

It appears to be able to control everything except for signal LED. Thankfully, it appears that was left out of the Touch Pro. Now the downside to the Touch Pro is you only have the single LED around the d-pad.

You can redirect the bluetooth and wireless and bluetooth to something else like charging or notification. This will make the d-pad light up when using either of these. You can also disable the charging led if you like.

Originally Posted by suburban37 (Post 527960)

So I am clearly not a geek. Can you explain this to an idiot like myself. I've been trying to get this to work for over an hour. I need step by step idiot-proof instructions. It seems like I download it and extract the files then nothing happens. I'm dumb I know.

Originally Posted by meetdave (Post 546559)

i created a thread if your interested about customizing the D-Pad lights and its ability to function on the touch pro or diamond.

http://http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=46596

hopefully those of you able to will contribute some knowledge! i would love to see this in action!

Originally Posted by Shadaar Logath (Post 558330)

I installed the CAB file and it worked like a charm. I would like to know how to specify a notification. For example if I were to receive an new email, how would I make the green (previous signal light) begin to flash? I tried to figure it out but didn't see how to specify the specific notification. Thanks. Oh I have the HTC 6800 phone.

Originally Posted by jojomcjojo (Post 578147)

hello,

I just got a mogul 6800 and like many others I find the flashing green light extremely annoying. I've been reading up on the LED killer threads, but honestly although I am fairly tech savvy, I'm totally new to Pocket PC phones and I have no idea how to install it. Can you give me a clue as to the latest LED app and exactly how to install it step-by-step? Thanks so much.

Originally Posted by Duke23 (Post 578456)

this is something that i would really like to learn to do...i have tried this but it didnt really work.

Originally Posted by dcdog59 (Post 619004)

My LED light seems to be disabled, I downloaded nueLED and the Enable LED is checked but it never comes on. I'm running the leaked VZW stock rom on a Sprint TP

Originally Posted by t2fingers (Post 643706)

I accidentally hit the remove selected LED for the buetooth configuration. Is there a way to get it back and if so what are the configuration settings?

Originally Posted by nick aguas (Post 619033)

im not sure, but it would make sense if the drivers for the titan LED and TP LED were not the same.

Originally Posted by no2chem (Post 189195)

Hello,

I have designed a intermediate LED driver that sits between the led driver and decides which calls to pass through and whether to redirect them or not.

NEW VERSION 1.5 with loads of new features. Its HIGHLY suggested that you update! Improved device support and memory leak fix.

http://www.weienterprises.com/nue/nueled.pnghttp://www.weienterprises.com/nue/nueledconfig.png

Basically, you can now turn off your signal light, make it flash blue instead of green, or whatever you wish. So far it's been tested on the titan and the kaiser, but should work on any device that uses ALLLEDMGR. nueLED renames allledmgr to LED2: and names itself LED1:. Please let me know if it works/doesn't work on your device.

Settings are stored in the registry, -1 means active and -2 means inactive, any other number is a redirect. To figure out new addresses, use diagnostic mode in settings.

Heres a short tutorial on how to make your signal LED flash blue:
Select the signal led from the list. It has address 8, mode 1.
Select the option "Redirect to LED Address", and select bluetooth LED.
Soft-Reset your device.

Your signal LED should now be blue!

If you use the cab version and decide to remove it, you need to set
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\AllLEDMgr]
"Index"=dword:1

and perorm a soft reset to re-enable the old led driver. Also delete the [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\nueLED] key.

You can find nueLED at http://www.weienterprises.com/nue
Stroths has provided a cab version for your convenience : see http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread...618#post189618
Special thanks to stroths for figuring out how to package this into a simple cab.

A program to help you control your leds, nueLEDControl is also included. The syntax is relatively simple, i.e. nueLEDControl "address" "mode".

If you appreciate nueLED, donations are welcome. Comments, bug reports, etc. are also welcome.