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Inverse gateway leds behavior

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Is it possible to switch the LED blink modes So that they are off and blink on message/error or should i inverse this with hardware?
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Damme Code Contributor last edited by @John

@John My guess whould be to pull the led to VCC instead of GND..
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John Plugin Developer last edited by John @Damme

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Yeah, i think i will go for an HW solution... Maybe with a switch to choose between modes...
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