Have you gone back to old firmware and it worked good?
It is more like a power adapter issue.
Yes, Iâd tried several different v4 firmware snapshots (going back to v3, then loading again), but had odd problems with each v4 load. Sometimes, the LuCI would error, other times, it was rebooting only from power off or not setting up standard options like OpenVPN. Finally, I had the no reset error.
It doesnât seem to be a power problem because I used it for several hours on the current v3 firmware without a hiccup. I was powering it on my laptop USB, but had switched back to the original power supply, with no change.
Thanks for the help!
Hello,
Thanks for this info.
My data:
FW Admin 4.2.0 Snapshot
OpenWrt: 22.03.2 r19803-9a599fee93 / LuCI openwrt-22.03 branchgit-22.288.45147-96ec0cd
I have a problem:
Test âBeryl GL-MT-1300â
Network interfaces: âWWANâ (iPhone WLAN 5GHz hotspot connection)
Device: Unspecified changed to WiFi network: Client âiPhone Pro Max S.H.â (wwan)
Everything else has not changed
LED configuration:
Test White LED On: (sys. standard) âcan be switched off in the APP via cloudâ
Details:
Trigger: Network adapter activity (Kernel:netdev)
Device: WLAN network: Client âiPhone Pro Max SH.â (wwan) / Were also changed as a test, works the same way
Trigger Mechanism: All have been tested
When saving & using, does it only work for a short time and then itâs gone again, whether Blue LED or Witte LED, the interfaces have also been changed for testing, right in the game?
Doesnât work after switching off (power) and on again?
Test White LED Off: âCan be turned off in the APP via Cloudâ
It works when the router is on, no matter if the LED is white or the LED is blue
Doesnât work after switching off (power) and on again?
You probably have to program it via SSH, so you can also adjust the brightness of the LED?
Kind greeting
Sven H
It was further up the conversation - If youâre on the current stable (v3âŚ) firmware, the file you need to modify is /usr/bin/mt1300_led.
The line you need to edit in the current stable is:
i2cset -f -y 0 0x30 0x06 0x3f
i2cset -f -y 0 0x30 0x07 0x7f
The top line is blue, the 2nd line is white (I think). Modify the last two digits to smaller numbers to dim the lights. I used 0x0f for both numbers.
On the daily (V4âŚ) firmware, the file is /usr/bin/gl_i2c_led. Youâll need to add those two lines at the bottom of the file to limit the brightness.
Hello,
Thank you very much.
So via SSH, if I have time for it I will do it that way!
Excuse me, my English is not good.
Unfortunately, you only understood me partially.
I tried it via SSH but nothing happened. Null Sero.
See picture please, only this is what I get via SSH.
No matter what I enter and restart, nothing happens.
Iâll try to keep it short in the text, maybe you understand me better!?
LED (white) should be on when booting blinking (default is blue LED)
If there is a connection with WWLAN, the blue LED should be on/flashing when data is being transferred (just like a network LED does/indicates this on the switch).
If this connection is interrupted, the white LED can flash again.
To the FW. 4.2.0 Snapshots:
When Beryl restarts or starts from cold boot, all LED settings are not effective, do they not work?
You always have to push yourself differently under LuCI Doesnât it work?
Hope you understand now what I want?
Kind greeting
Sven H.
Off is not correct because the LEDs are on (system standard)
I reset it again LED is on again but SSH says off (after reboot)?
Hello,
I have one more request for GL-iNet: LED control
Under âluci/System/LED Config.â
GL-MT13000 (Berly) I have the FW. 4.1.0 on it, since itâs the only FW. is where it works 100%.
GL-MT3000 (Berly AX) there is currently no FW. where does it work?
LED config. Create and Save = Yes
After restarting (on the power as well as disconnected from the power) the devices are still there but have no effect. It doesnât work?
You have to go back to Luci/Systen/LED Config. and make changes, then it works again.
This attitude is very important to me.
Please fix, thanks!
Or is there a way to do it via SSH if yes?
Please show me the way, thanks!
Sincerely
Sven H.
/etc/init.d/gl_led disable
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Hello,
Thanks for the info.
No, I donât want to turn off the LED, please see above, thanks!
Pictures say more than words, put the pictures in here again.
There you can see what I want with the Berly & Berly AX!
Property with both now the FW. Snapshot (Current) InstallâŚ
It doesnât work with the Berly, only flashes briefly and goes into standard config. back.
With the Berly AX does it work but after a restart this setting no longer works?
Please fix this, thanks!
Sincerely
Sven H.
Pls try the command;
/etc/init.d/gl_led stop
/etc/init.d/gl_led disable
GLiNet use /etc/init.d/gl_led to control led by default;
OpenWrt use /etc/init.d/led to control led;
Now that you use OpenWrtâs way to control the led, you need to diable the GLiNetâs control process.
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Hello,
Thank you for the information.
I didnât know that.
Will test it, then give Beseid!
You helped me a lot, thank you.
Works perfect.
Sincerely
Sven H.
For V4, If you edit â/usr/bin/gl_i2c_ledâ and add the cammands at the end, you end with flashes at some intervals.
The best is to edit /lib/functions/gl_util.sh, and modify the values in the function i2c_led_brightness (which is referenced in â/usr/bin/gl_i2c_ledâ)
To have low brightness, you can replace
i2cset -f -y 0 0x30 0x06 0x3f
i2cset -f -y 0 0x30 0x07 0x7f
with
i2cset -f -y 0 0x30 0x06 0x07
i2cset -f -y 0 0x30 0x07 0x0f
Has anyone found a reliable way to modify the LED? I just want it to be dimmer, who ever needs a light this bright!
Iâd love to have it also convey information via color or flashing/breathing, but really I just want it to be very dim. All I have been able to do so far is turn it off completely.
The solution is above.
But an easier way is to use a tape!
You consider having the user SSH into the router and modifying line items to be a âsolutionâ?
If itâs that easy, why not add it to the interface or app?