Disable/Turn Off Wifi LED

[benmprojects]

Have you look for this feature in other issues and in the wiki? Yes Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. A clear and concise description of what the problem is. No, The flashing LED is rather annoying Describe the solution you'd like A clear and concise description of what you want to happen. An option to disable the Wifi LED from the web dashboard Describe alternatives you've considered A clear and concise description of any alternative solutions or features you've considered. Tape over the LED :) Additional context Add any other context or screenshots about the feature request here.

(Please, remember to close the issue when the problem has been addressed)

[wasi54]

See https://github.com/arendst/Sonoff-Tasmota/wiki/Commands LedPower | 0 / off | Turn led AND LedState Off Please close the Issue if your Problem ist solved

[Frogmore42]

You can send that command from the web UI.

[ascillato2]

Closing as your question has been addressed. Please, ask to reopen if needed.

[vel2000]

LedPower | 0 / off | Turn led AND LedState Off

does NOT solve the problem! Wifi LED is still blinking when the wifi connection drops.

[andreas-bulling]

Same here. Also LEDPower 0; SetOption31 1 doesn't help.

Maybe https://github.com/arendst/Sonoff-Tasmota/issues/488 explains why?

[vel2000]

Additionally to the above mentioned settings, I had to change WifiConfig 2 to WifiConfig 5. That finally stopped the blinking...

[andreas-bulling]

Didn't help in my case unfortunately :( Now the LED blinks 11 times and then switches off but only shortly before blinking 11 times again (and so on)

[john-arvid]

Same problem here. @ascillato2 Could you open this again or should it be created a new issue?

[ascillato]

Hi, please address your issue in the Tasmota Support Chat

[topperwh]

1) go to your Sonoff IP Address 2) click "console" 3) LedPower 0 (Copy, paste & no semicolon) press enter 4) LedState 0 press enter

--- That MQTT protocol will stop the LED blink light.

[john-arvid]

1. go to your Sonoff IP Address
2. click "console"
3. LedPower 0 (Copy, paste & no semicolon) press enter
4. LedState 0 press enter

--- That MQTT protocol will stop the LED blink light.

Does not work on the board I am using. D1 Mini

I asked on Tasmota Support Chat and the only suggestion was to remove the led. (Or cut the trace)

[8osman]

Led Power 0

Then

SetOption31 1

From firmware 6.2.0

Worked on mine.

[8osman]

This was from the wiki commands

[john-arvid]

Not working for me, using firmware 6.4.1(sensors)

[john-arvid]

I have tested a bit more and found that when I was using GPIO2 with my AM2301 sensor the led blinked no matter what commands I used. But when I set the configuration on GPIO2 to none, the led stopped blinking. Also when I use GPIO4 with the AM2301 sensor, the led is not blinking. Even if I am sending MQTT messages every 10 seconds there is no blinking from the led. (I don't even have to connect a sensor to GPIO2, I just have to set it some sensor and the led starts blinking)

Is this a hardware or software problem?

[arendst]

Your D1 mini led is hardwired to GPIO02. So anything you connect to GPIO02 will also blink the Led. The chat also told you that the led is hardwired. So...

[john-arvid]

Ok, I understand. Hope this can be of help to others also. Try the commands or another gpio.

[84wb]

Hope this can be of help to others also. It was. Thanks!

[HenniC4]

That blinking seems to be Tasmota desperately crying for its MQTT Server. Setoption3 0 did the trick for me.

[JamFfm]

MQTT seems to have impact on the green LED. Turning MQTT off results in LED on all the time.

LedPower 0 AND Setoption3 0 in the console did the trick for me.

Thanks all for your help.

[MikeTraceur]

I could help myself going into the template and set the pin containing Led* to None. I know it is quick and dirty