LED Color of the WLAN LED?

[kagouros]

Hi,

could anybody tell me the meaning of the different colors of the LED for the WLAN Switch?
I understand blue is on, amber is off but what is purple (I get this when I am connected to my WLAN @home).

Konstantin

[Zymastorik]

You're goes purple? I'm totally jealous. Mine just has the amber (disabled) and the blue (enabled).

[kagouros]

That's why I am asking. I use OSX on the netbook but I guess this should not be the issue. Maybe it is an indicator if it is connected to 11b or 11g.

[osbornezo]

yea for some reason mine goes pink when connected to my network at home

[Ion Silverbolt]

All I know is, I wish they were less dim. They're annoying when you're trying to watch a movie. They're kind of overkill too.

[Zymastorik]

I would agree. Those two LEDs blasting you in the face is rather bothersome when you're watching a movie in the dark. It's not too bad otherwise, but the little covers should be frosted or something so it diffuses the light a bit more. I wonder if a quick brush with some fine sandpaper would remedy that?

[kagouros]

Interesting thing:

Yesterday the netbook went to sleep, woke up reconnected to the WLAN and stayed blue. I wonder if it really is an indicator if it
is b or g.

[mbudden]

No such indicator to tell for B or G wireless. Blue for working. Orange for disabled. Pink when using OSX, this happens because both Orange and Blue LED's are on.

[machinebus]

So I am guessing that these annoying LEDs cant be turned off?
I'm sure there has to be a way.