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How can i turn off the led light after the computer been shut down? (Adalight) #590

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gu1chen opened this issue May 28, 2023 · 7 comments

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@gu1chen
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gu1chen commented May 28, 2023

The light keeps on in a single color after i shut down my computer, it really bothers me in days.
I have to turn off the power supply additionally to make sure the lights off with computer at the same time....
All the function is working great, i lreally love the screen grabing, thanks for your job
Can you help with my issues?
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Making sure all those "Keep lights ON after ..." are unticked should make them turn off on shutdown?
Personally though, I configured my Adalight firmware to shut off the lights after 5 seconds of no signal.

@gu1chen
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gu1chen commented May 29, 2023

Yeah...I have tried to turn off those "keep lights on"s,but it doesn't help at all.
The light will just back to life after 3 or 5 seconds when there's no signal receiving from screen.
How to configue by the way?That sounds like the right solution🤔

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zomfg commented May 29, 2023

from your description sounds like that's the way your device/firmware handles the no-signal situation
I'd look for alternative firmwares or a way to configure the current one

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HandsomGhost commented Nov 8, 2023

image Making sure all those "Keep lights ON after ..." are unticked should make them turn off on shutdown? Personally though, I configured my Adalight firmware to shut off the lights after 5 seconds of no signal.

You mind sharing how you configured the Adalight firmware to shut off the lights after 5 seconds of no signal or the firmware. I'm having the same problem, thanks.

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image Making sure all those "Keep lights ON after ..." are unticked should make them turn off on shutdown? Personally though, I configured my Adalight firmware to shut off the lights after 5 seconds of no signal.

You mind sharing how you configured the Adalight firmware to shut off the lights after 5 seconds of no signal or the firmware. I'm having the same problem, thanks.

This is a version of the Adalight firmware: https://github.com/dmadison/Adalight-FastLED/blob/master/Arduino/LEDstream_FastLED/LEDstream_FastLED.ino

The SerialTimeout value determines how many seconds without serial data need to elapse before turning the lights off. You will also need to configure correctly the Num_Leds, LED_TYPE, COLOR_ORDER and PIN_DATA.

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gu1chen commented Nov 10, 2023 via email

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image Making sure all those "Keep lights ON after ..." are unticked should make them turn off on shutdown? Personally though, I configured my Adalight firmware to shut off the lights after 5 seconds of no signal.

You mind sharing how you configured the Adalight firmware to shut off the lights after 5 seconds of no signal or the firmware. I'm having the same problem, thanks.

This is a version of the Adalight firmware: https://github.com/dmadison/Adalight-FastLED/blob/master/Arduino/LEDstream_FastLED/LEDstream_FastLED.ino

The SerialTimeout value determines how many seconds without serial data need to elapse before turning the lights off. You will also need to configure correctly the Num_Leds, LED_TYPE, COLOR_ORDER and PIN_DATA.

How would you install? I was looking on the FastLED Github and not too sure. Thanks for the respond

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