I might be a bit thick here, but I'm going to ask if anyone else knows whether the night LED Brightness on the TXI D can be adjusted?
I can adjust the daytime brightness no problem but, is there a way to make the night LED any brighter. I'm buggered if I can suss it out. I do have a very slight night LED but it's really dim.
Be nice to knock that up a few levels if possible.
TIA.
I can adjust the daytime brightness no problem but, is there a way to make the night LED any brighter. I'm buggered if I can suss it out. I do have a very slight night LED but it's really dim.
Be nice to knock that up a few levels if possible.
TIA.
In reply to Post #1
Yes if go on you tube delkim have done a YouTube video it's called TXI D LED brightness adjust
Yes if go on you tube delkim have done a YouTube video it's called TXI D LED brightness adjust
In reply to Post #2
Yes I've seen that and other than showing how to adjust day brightness he doesn't show to increase the night setting.
Yes I've seen that and other than showing how to adjust day brightness he doesn't show to increase the night setting.
In reply to Post #3
You can adjust the run lite but not the nite lite. As in other thread.
You can adjust the run lite but not the nite lite. As in other thread.
In reply to Post #3
My mistake I just looked at the comments on one of the videos someone asked the same question u have and delkim replied you can't change it on the night marking
My mistake I just looked at the comments on one of the videos someone asked the same question u have and delkim replied you can't change it on the night marking
In reply to Post #4
I thought so, thanks for clarifying.
Post edit. I'm sure the TXI Plus night led was brighter, but that might be because I had white LED's now I've got green.
Ah well.
I thought so, thanks for clarifying.
Post edit. I'm sure the TXI Plus night led was brighter, but that might be because I had white LED's now I've got green.
Ah well.
In reply to Post #6
I also thought you could tbh, But nope.
I also thought you could tbh, But nope.
In reply to Post #6
Yeah major disappointed with the night marking brightness as well.
As it also effects the dim nitelites too
Should have been factored in perhaps in the 10 years of development 🤪
Yeah major disappointed with the night marking brightness as well.
As it also effects the dim nitelites too
Should have been factored in perhaps in the 10 years of development 🤪
Can't see the point of the night markings it's just a tarty thing
In reply to Post #9
It can be switched off.
It can be switched off.
In reply to Post #9
If you say so
If you say so
In reply to Post #11
LEDs are surplus to requirements.
Stone on the spool is all that's needed 😂😂😂😂
LEDs are surplus to requirements.
Stone on the spool is all that's needed 😂😂😂😂
The brightness of the LEDs has now become a real problem. Too many manufacturers make low-quality goods. And this applies not only to LEDs. I recently renovated my house. And I decided to make the territory near the house brighter in the dark. To make it more pleasant to come home at night after work. But it was not easy to find normal street lighting lamps. I went through all the shops in the neighborhood but found nothing. As a result , I ordered everything on https://trimthatweed.com/best-fence-post-lights/ and overall I'm happy.
In reply to Post #13
Used to be able to buy super bright LEDs from maplins
Used to be able to buy super bright LEDs from maplins
In reply to Post #14
I remember the days of filling in the sheet with boxes in the back of the maplin catalogue for components 😀
Yes still can buy super bright LEDs from Farnell, digikey, eBay etc
As long as your handy with a soldering iron and know your anode from your cathode no problem it's really simple to do, just make sure to get the right bezel size - height and circumference.
I'm sure delkim picked LEDs based on their electrical characteristics to match the life of the alarm. Take the lights on an Xmas tree for example some fail quickly some brighter than others - needs a bit of quality control when selecting.
I remember the days of filling in the sheet with boxes in the back of the maplin catalogue for components 😀
Yes still can buy super bright LEDs from Farnell, digikey, eBay etc
As long as your handy with a soldering iron and know your anode from your cathode no problem it's really simple to do, just make sure to get the right bezel size - height and circumference.
I'm sure delkim picked LEDs based on their electrical characteristics to match the life of the alarm. Take the lights on an Xmas tree for example some fail quickly some brighter than others - needs a bit of quality control when selecting.