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Old 11-17-2021, 06:33 AM   #9
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Originally Posted by Deobulakenyo View Post
Sorry if i seemed to ask my questions very connected to your posts re "other models". I did not intend to frame my question like that. I just thought of the h20 when you described two sets of led lights and it led me to ask my question which is totally irrelevant with your discussion with rogerinnyc


OKay this is what i meant to say is that my h2O knowing now that it has two sets of led lights, one white, the other set the yellow ones: If the white lights are set all the way down (off) the warm light is disabled so even if i turn it all the way up, the warm lights are off.

This is unlike my other ereader (likebook p78) which i can use only the warm lights if i like to.

Is this normal with all kobos with warm lights? Are the white lights the trigger for the warm lights to turn on?
I'm pretty sure I answered that in my reply above. But, as far as I can tell, when the Natural light is at the minimum, the coloured LEDs are completely off. When the Natural light is at the maximum, I think the white LEDs are off. But, they might still be on at higher brightness levels.

There may be a way to query the light level from the command line on the device. It isn't something I have bothered to work out how to do, but, there will be people here who know how.
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