I know that they were shipping with selectable aux leds 2 years ago.
The best next thing is reprogramming the RGB led so that it only emits red light.
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I love the RGB for what they are but they all flash the auxiliary after they turn off, It's a minor issue for me but I love that I can set my green only aux to be completely off.
I see. I suppose you can ask the peeps at Wurkkos for a custom. Those stores tend to be pretty facilitating.
@Schlemmy @Lurkinney Isn't there an option to disable the voltage flashing? I recall something like that.
If there is I must be missing it
I will certainly try
They did.
Could you point me in the direction of one?
That’s v1 of the ts10, I don’t think they sell them anymore. The v2 has rgb aux leds
Shame, I'll just have to keep looking for a v1 then. I was holding out hope for a brass red aux.
Yes, the first version came with a single color and red was one of them. The second version has RGB aux, but can be configured to red, so you'll get the same result.
but they all flash the auxiliary after they turn off
That is called "post-off voltage display" and it can be turned off. Make sure to have Advanced UI active (10H). Enter batt-check mode (3C), enter the battery config menu via 7H and release the button after the second flash. Now you can click how many seconds post-off voltage should be shown or do nothing to disable it.
You are my literal hero