GE Dimmer switch LED light

[dignan17]

I'm sure I already know the answer to this one, but I thought I'd ask you fine people anyway:

On GE's Z-Wave dimmer switches and 3-way switches, is there any way to completely turn off the blue LED? I can't believe they give you the ability to change it so that it turns on when the light fixture is off, but they don't give you a way to turn it off altogether!

I was successfully able to change it into that mode, but that won't work with all my lights. I wouldn't mind so much, but there's a bank of light switches pretty close to my home theater, and I'd rather not have three really bright blue LEDs blaring back at me.

Thanks for your help in advance...

 

[drvnbysound]

I'm sure I already know the answer to this one, but I thought I'd ask you fine people anyway:

On GE's Z-Wave dimmer switches and 3-way switches, is there any way to completely turn off the blue LED? I can't believe they give you the ability to change it so that it turns on when the light fixture is off, but they don't give you a way to turn it off altogether!

I was successfully able to change it into that mode, but that won't work with all my lights. I wouldn't mind so much, but there's a bank of light switches pretty close to my home theater, and I'd rather not have three really bright blue LEDs blaring back at me.

Thanks for your help in advance...

I recently bought some of the GE dimmers myself, as Radio Shack had them on sale. I didnt see any mention (in the manual) of having the LEDs turned off all together. However, the option you speak of, can be changed so that the LED is only on when the light is on. Assuming that there isn't an option to turn it completely off, I would assume this is a better option as the LEDs arent lighting the theater room while the lights are off. I dont really notice the LEDs when the lighting is turned on, but you can see it if you look for them. Since doing all of mine, I can tell you that it's Parameter 3, Length: 1 byte, Value: 1. The Value is 0 (default), where the LED is on, when the light is off.