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thelonelycoder

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Hey all
I'm testing a new feature in the lc LED control feature of amtm.
To determine what values are set I need some NVRAM outputs of Aura capable routers. These are the ones that have shiny changing colors - I do not own such a fancy router.

Please copy the complete one-liner command and paste it into the SSH terminal and press Enter, then post the output here.
It will read out a bunch of variables and their setting, along with the router model for clarity.


Thanks a bunch for helping to everyone who participated!
I have all the data I need to continue coding this feature.
 
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Hey all
I'm testing a new feature in the lc LED control feature of amtm.
To determine what values are set I need some NVRAM outputs of Aura capable routers. These are the ones that have shiny changing colors - I do not own such a fancy router.

Please copy the complete one-liner command and paste it into the SSH terminal and press Enter, then post the output here.
It will read out a bunch of variables and their setting, along with the router model for clarity.

Thanks a bunch for helping!
Code:
[ -z "$(nvram get odmpid)" ] && model="$(nvram get productid)" || model="$(nvram get odmpid)"; printf "Router Model: $model\\n"; for nvr in ledg_scheme ledg_scheme_old ledg_qis_finish ledg_led_enable ledg_led_finish ledg_rgb1 ledg_rgb2 ledg_rgb3 ledg_rgb7; do echo $nvr: $(nvram get $nvr);done
Router Model: RT-AX82U
ledg_scheme: 6
ledg_scheme_old:
ledg_qis_finish: 1
ledg_led_enable:
ledg_led_finish:
ledg_rgb1: 0,100,128,0,50,128,0,0,128,30,0,128
ledg_rgb2: 128,0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0
ledg_rgb3: 0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0,128
ledg_rgb7: 0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0,128
 
Code:
# [ -z "$(nvram get odmpid)" ] && model="$(nvram get productid)" || model="$(nvram get odmpid)"; printf "Router Model: $model\\n"; for nvr in ledg_scheme ledg_schem
e_old ledg_qis_finish ledg_led_enable ledg_led_finish ledg_rgb1 ledg_rgb2 ledg_rgb3 ledg_rgb7; do echo $nvr: $(nvram get $nvr);done
Router Model: GT-AX6000
ledg_scheme: 7
ledg_scheme_old: 7
ledg_qis_finish: 1
ledg_led_enable:
ledg_led_finish:
ledg_rgb1: 0,0,128,0,30,128,0,50,128
ledg_rgb2: 128,0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0
ledg_rgb3: 0,56,128,0,56,128,0,56,128
ledg_rgb7: 0,28,128,0,28,128,0,28,128
 
This looks like Aura is enabled but you never switched it off after setting it to on?
No? I just ran the command you provided, do you want me to run it with Aura set to off?
It seems to give the same result when set to off

Router Model: RT-AX82U
ledg_scheme: 0
ledg_scheme_old: 6
ledg_qis_finish: 1
ledg_led_enable:
ledg_led_finish:
ledg_rgb1: 0,100,128,0,50,128,0,0,128,30,0,128
ledg_rgb2: 128,0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0
ledg_rgb3: 0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0,128
ledg_rgb7: 0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0,128
 
ledg_scheme_old: 6
This confirms that this variable gets set to the selected theme when turning Aura off. Is it empty now when Aura is turned on again?
 
This confirms that this variable gets set to the selected theme when turning Aura off. Is it empty now when Aura is turned on again?
Aura mode ON:

Router Model: RT-AX82U
ledg_scheme: 6
ledg_scheme_old: 3
ledg_qis_finish: 1
ledg_led_enable:
ledg_led_finish:
ledg_rgb1: 0,100,128,0,50,128,0,0,128,30,0,128
ledg_rgb2: 128,0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0
ledg_rgb3: 0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0,128
ledg_rgb7: 0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0,128

Aura Mode OFF:
Router Model: RT-AX82U
ledg_scheme: 0
ledg_scheme_old: 6
ledg_qis_finish: 1
ledg_led_enable:
ledg_led_finish:
ledg_rgb1: 0,100,128,0,50,128,0,0,128,30,0,128
ledg_rgb2: 128,0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0
ledg_rgb3: 0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0,128
ledg_rgb7: 0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0,128

Aura Mode ON: (but different scheme)
Router Model: RT-AX82U
ledg_scheme: 3
ledg_scheme_old: 6
ledg_qis_finish: 1
ledg_led_enable:
ledg_led_finish:
ledg_rgb1: 0,100,128,0,50,128,0,0,128,30,0,128
ledg_rgb2: 128,0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0
ledg_rgb3: 0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0,128
ledg_rgb7: 0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0,128

EDIT: The default scheme is zero
 
Hey all
I'm testing a new feature in the lc LED control feature of amtm.
To determine what values are set I need some NVRAM outputs of Aura capable routers. These are the ones that have shiny changing colors - I do not own such a fancy router.

Please copy the complete one-liner command and paste it into the SSH terminal and press Enter, then post the output here.
It will read out a bunch of variables and their setting, along with the router model for clarity.

Thanks a bunch for helping!
Code:
[ -z "$(nvram get odmpid)" ] && model="$(nvram get productid)" || model="$(nvram get odmpid)"; printf "Router Model: $model\\n"; for nvr in ledg_scheme ledg_scheme_old ledg_qis_finish ledg_led_enable ledg_led_finish ledg_rgb1 ledg_rgb2 ledg_rgb3 ledg_rgb7; do echo $nvr: $(nvram get $nvr);done


Here you go (default settings):

Code:
ASUSWRT-Merlin GT-AX11000_PRO 3004.388.7_0 Fri Apr 26 18:22:46 UTC 2024

Router Model: GT-AX11000_Pro
ledg_scheme: 1
ledg_scheme_old:
ledg_qis_finish: 1
ledg_led_enable: 1
ledg_led_finish:
ledg_rgb1: 20,0,128,110,0,100,128,0,80
ledg_rgb2: 148,0,128,148,0,128,148,0,128
ledg_rgb3: 20,0,128,110,0,100,128,0,80
ledg_rgb7: 20,0,128,110,0,100,128,0,80
 
Router Model: GT-AX6000

ledg_scheme: 7
ledg_scheme_old: 2
ledg_qis_finish: 1
ledg_led_enable:
ledg_led_finish:
ledg_rgb1: 128,0,0,128,20,0,128,50,0
ledg_rgb2: 128,0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0
ledg_rgb3: 128,0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0
ledg_rgb7: 128,0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0

Aora: on
 
This confirms that this variable gets set to the selected theme when turning Aura off. Is it empty now when Aura is turned on again?
No, once populated with a value, it retains the value.
 
Looks like some routers have two additional NVRAM settings, like the GT-AX11000_Pro and the GT-AXE16000.
ledg_led_enable
ledg_led_finish

Could be an AiMesh node thing or something other?
 
Looks like some routers have two additional NVRAM settings, like the GT-AX11000_Pro and the GT-AXE16000.
ledg_led_enable
ledg_led_finish

Could be an AiMesh node thing or something other?
From GT-AX16000 AiMesh node:
Code:
Router Model: GT-AXE16000
ledg_scheme: 7
ledg_scheme_old: 6
ledg_qis_finish: 1
ledg_led_enable: 1
ledg_led_finish: 1
ledg_rgb1: 0,0,128,0,30,128,0,50,128
ledg_rgb2: 128,0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0
ledg_rgb3: 0,56,128,0,56,128,0,56,128
ledg_rgb7: 0,28,128,0,28,128,0,28,128
 
With AURA mode OFF:

Router Model: GT-AX6000
ledg_scheme: 0
ledg_scheme_old: 2
ledg_qis_finish: 1
ledg_led_enable:
ledg_led_finish:
ledg_rgb1: 128,0,0,128,20,0,128,50,0
ledg_rgb2: 128,0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0
ledg_rgb3: 128,0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0
ledg_rgb7: 128,0,0,128,0,0,128,0,0
 
If ledg_scheme=0 then Aura is off from my understanding.
Yeah maybe, i havent payed attention to it, and i don't know if the Aura has been turned on/off or something similar. That router is not at my place :p
Aura was turned on with wave as theme when i ran the command (that was my first post).
 
If ledg_scheme=0 then Aura is off from my understanding.
I believe you're right....I believe when the router is initially setup, the Aura is "on" by default. Mine shows
Code:
ledg_scheme=1
as I just setup my router and I didn't mess with Aura RGB setup.

The Asus app shows:
Screenshot_20240518_143141_ASUS Router.jpg
 
Thanks guys for helping me out, I have now all the info I need to continue coding.
Expect a new feature with the next amtm release ;)
 

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