how do you turn off sensor in Gelish LED light
1872011
I literally unplug the cord connected to the unit and place it beneath the unit. Would love if someone has a better answer!
1872012
I actually have been doing the same as Goergiann, but will try BenDi's method next time - Thanks to all of you!
1872013
With the light unplugged put your hand into the chamber to block the sensor-plug the light back in while you're still blocking the sensor-and that will disable the sensor for that session. It will automatically reset tho next time you plug/unplug it. Also...regarding curing the foundation base coat...if you just do 30 seconds like the balance of the coats then your nails will only last a couple days. Overcuring base coat causes shrinkage & curling up of edges & your nails just pop off! I had to call Gelish on that one! Hope this helps you out.
1872014
There are two sensors inside to the left and right (little round black things), slap some black polish on it. You can now manually control the time. Your Welcome :) Make sure it's unplugged when you do this.
681546
Software supposedly allows you to disable the LED However, I could not get mine to turn off! So I covered it with black tape.
1067424
You can turn it off using the FN key and the dim backlight option until it's off.
341352
There is no sensor, it is on until you turn it off. I usually let mine run al the time.
418829
Just lightly tap the on off indicator. If you hold it down dims or brightens. Lightly tap
1550447
The light doesn't go on in daytime because it has a light sensor. You might be able to tape over the sensor to disable it.
1793820
Yes, you can turn the light off. The unit will still diffuse without it being on.
1069948
Unfortunately I'm pretty sure you can't. Also sometimes when I turn my computer off, the mouse LED stays on.
1051473
The sensors are built in, and effectively 'on' when the light is plugged in. However, without an adequate amount of direct light, I've had the same issue as you where they just stay on (as a test you could shine a flashlight at them and confirm they turn off).
216805
I am not sure what the purpose is of using a switch to turn on/off the lights. the idea of the sensor is to have the lights on when it starts getting dark and off when it is light enough so as not to need additional lighting.There are two ways to handle this:1. Just turn on/off the lights whenever you want but they will still come on/off dusk/dawn.2. Put a lid on the sensor (literally a an opaque cup or even duct tape) and now you have completely disabled the sensor functionality. You can now turn on the lights whenever you wish as well as turn them off.hope that helps. I am not sure what the purpose is of using a switch to turn on/off the lights. the idea of the sensor is to have the lights on when it starts getting dark and off when it is light enough so as not to need additional lighting.There are two ways to handle this:1. Just turn on/off the lights whenever you want but they will still come on/off dusk/dawn.2. Put a lid on the sensor (literally a an opaque cup or even duct tape) and now you have completely disabled the sensor functionality. You can now turn on the lights whenever you wish as well as turn them off.hope... » Read More I am not sure what the purpose is of using a switch to turn on/off the lights. the idea of the sensor is to have the lights on when it starts getting dark and off when it is light enough so as not to need additional lighting.There are two ways to handle this:1. Just turn on/off the lights whenever you want but they will still come on/off dusk/dawn.2. Put a lid on the sensor (literally a an opaque cup or even duct tape) and now you have completely disabled the sensor functionality. You can now turn on the lights whenever you wish as well as turn them off.hope that helps. « Show Less
1693712
Yes, you can turn it off to. I use this with Led bulbs and work's fine for me so far.
1012278
No, you cant turn the LEDs off. But, it's a very pleasant soft light so I've never wanted to.
2257339
No, there is not. I returned this product to Amazon because it did NOT function most of the time. I could walk right up to the sensor and my attached desk lamp would NOT come on. In my opinion, do NOT buy this product !!
1795669
Yes, in the setup page there are options for the following:Infrared LED control: [Auto/On/Off]Black and white mode: [Auto/On/Off]Moonlight mode: [Auto/On/Off]IR cut filter control: [Auto/On/Off]LED Control -> off should disable them at night.
1130523
Hi Idrow, if you are pertaining to the AF illuminator, yes there is an option to turn it of by going to: MENU - (Settings) - (Shooting Settings) - [AF Illuminator] - OFF. Hope this helps. -Ely
1413944
I had a similar situation, a light sensor was supposed to turn them off during daylight hours, but they didn't turn totally off.
172135
Yes. There is a way. On your online interface go to "Setup". Then on the left hand menu go to "System" then "Admin". Scroll down to "Device Settings". And next to "LED Light" select "Off" from the dropdown menu.