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LED is absurdly bright even at the lowest setting #172

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RE-Specto opened this issue May 19, 2024 · 2 comments
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LED is absurdly bright even at the lowest setting #172

RE-Specto opened this issue May 19, 2024 · 2 comments

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@RE-Specto
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hopefully can be addressed at firmware level. regular Onlykey (not the duo model) the indicator LED at its lowest setting (1 = dimmest) is still absurdly bright to the point that I see it in the bedroom at the second floor with the laptop at the table on the first floor, and the glow of the LED reflected by the stairs.

@grangerx
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With the OnlyKey in the black protective silicone case, it is possible to slip a piece of paper, or possibly silvered anti-static bag, between the OnlyKey and the case, such that the light is diffused/lessened by passing through the material.

It's not as nice as a real firmware fix, but at least it lowers the eye-blistering without having to use the OnlyKey app.

@RE-Specto
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without having to use the OnlyKey app.

thing is, I have used the onlykey app to set brightness to the minimum, yet its still ridiculously bright (well it was even worse prior to changing the setting in the app). while a band aid solution can help, I have opened this ticket because I believe there is a bug with regards to brightness calculation, other users may be affected (it is possible that my specific onlykey have a hardware flaw causing incorrect led voltage or something, but I highly doubt that).

I suspect that a large portion of the users are using their onlykey on a laptop laying flat down, where LED is facing down and less visible. in my case, its on a side usb port on my monitor, and LED is facing away from me towards the room.

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