Can you turn off the white LED under the SONY logo?
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I don't think so, I've never tried to or looked but it isn't that bright if that's your concern.
1103398
Yes. If you press "home" button, then scroll down to "settings" and press "enter," then scroll to the right to "preferences" and press "enter," then scroll down to "front panel illumination" and select "off." That should do it.
760414
You can totally turn off the display on the 2E. There are three brightness settings plus off. I keep mine off. Turn it on when I need to see, then off when I am done.
540354
Dear Derek,We are so sorry for your inconvenience. Unfortunately, we do not have the option to turn off the LED during playback.Thanks
1067422
There is a function key on both sides of the keyboard on the bottom, and controls on the F Keys at the top to adjust screen brightness, volume, and keyboard back light. You can make it as bright as you want, and turn it off completely.
129338
Previous answer indicates it can be turned off. I find it's pretty dim, and isn't a distraction for me.
1089119
In the settings menu there is a "Backlight shut off" option where you can adjust it to any where from 1 minute to "Never."
1546525
No, you can not turn off the LCD. You can set the brightness to a very low level; however you can not turn it off.
611129
After searching the web a little more I found a place that explained how to pop off the gray panel and unscrew the white box below. The site I found recommended destroying the offending LED, but I decided to air on the side of caution. I noticed that it is aimed out of a hole in the side of the white casing so that it shines under the control knob. Instead of cutting it off I opted to torque it around and aim it toward the white casing. Now the blue glow is very faint and non-offending. I highly recommend this for anyone bothered by the light.Make sure to not mess with the two LEDs that indicate when to change the filter. The one you want to move is the one aiming outside the white case. Good luck! After searching the web a little more I found a place that explained how to pop off the gray panel and unscrew the white box below. The site I found recommended destroying the offending LED, but I decided to air on the side of caution. I noticed that it is aimed out of a hole in the side of the white casing so that it shines under the control knob. Instead of cutting it off I opted to torque it around and aim it toward the white casing. Now the blue glow is very faint and non-offending. I highly recommend this for anyone bothered by the light.Make sure to not mess with the two LEDs... » Read More After searching the web a little more I found a place that explained how to pop off the gray panel and unscrew the white box below. The site I found recommended destroying the offending LED, but I decided to air on the side of caution. I noticed that it is aimed out of a hole in the side of the white casing so that it shines under the control knob. Instead of cutting it off I opted to torque it around and aim it toward the white casing. Now the blue glow is very faint and non-offending. I highly recommend this for anyone bothered by the light.Make sure to not mess with the two LEDs that indicate when to change the filter. The one you want to move is the one aiming outside the white case. Good luck! « Show Less
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You can turn it off using the FN key and the dim backlight option until it's off.
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I just disconnected the blue LED. It's pretty simply. Pop the control panel from the front, not sides... GENTLY! Watch out because the filter reset buttons will just fall out. You have to unscrew another housing underneath the control panel to get to the light. I simply snipped it off with wire cutters and re-assembled everything. Works fine.
1341487
You can turn the led off. However, it makes the keys super hard to see. The mouse does have LEDs. All the blue you see in the picture is from an LED.
18091
You can turn off the LED in the logo near the bottom, but the ones near the scroll wheel are always on, it's a listing of the current DPS setting.
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There is a cord with a blue LED bulb that fits into a small socket in the back of the unit that lights up the reservoir. You can essentially "turn it off", but it would require that you open up your case and pull out the cord. The cord requires a two pin power source however, so it's ultimately unnecessary.
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Yes. A button on the back outside the case switches between white, blue, and red with the fourth setting being off.
514617
There must be a way since it's always been across the top of my screen. Now I'm curious to see if I can turn it off.
1060144
Yes, you just stop it by pressing the setting button when the white lights are on alone. You can do that for any color.
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Can't disable. It's what allows the thing to be installed upside down, or whatever. But... I can't hear it at all standing directly under one installed in a fan light. A negative for me though is, the light is very white. I had to check that I actually had a Warm White type (3000K). The lumen output is great but the CRI must be terrible?DES