How to remove the annoying blue Telstra logo light from Gateway Pro v7610
December 22, 2017 / by Marco / Categories : Business, Hardware, Technology
Yesterday I setup the Telstra Gateway Pro v7610 and the most annoying thing about this router is the BLUE Telstra Logo – at night you see this beaming blue light emitting from the corner of my office area which I found very annoying. It looked like this:

This is the blue light I’m talking about on the router being described in the manual – Power LED around the Telstra Logo

I went on a quest to see if there was a way to disable this blue light and didn’t give up until I finally did it.
You may be asking “Why not just read the manual?”. I did and there were no instructions describing the steps on how to achieve this. I was almost desperate to just use black tape and hide the light somehow but luckily I didn’t resort to this step. I also couldn’t find any website that had this information so I decided to document it here before I forget.
You can watch this video and follow the instructions:
Here are the steps on how to disable this in the configuration panel of the router:
- Login to your Router

- Enter your username and password

- Click on Advanced

- Click on Advanced Setup

- Click on LED Control Settings

- Click on the checkbox Turn Off Telstra Logo LED

I hope this helps someone and if it did, make sure you sign up to our newsletter and share it with other readers.
OTHER ARTICLES YOU MAY LIKE
REVIEWING AND UNBOXING THE TOOCKI USB-C RIGHT ANGLE 1.2M CABLE
USB C cables are among the most ordinary accessories we own, yet they can make a surprisingly noticeable difference to how comfortable our devices are to use while charging. The Toocki USB C right angle cable is a good example of a simple accessory that tries to solve a very common irritation, because instead of […]
read more
QUICK FIX TO CHANGE THE MAX SELL POWER TO LESS THAN 500W ON THE DEYE INVERTER
There are many reasons a home owner or installer might want to place a tight cap on how much solar power is exported to the public grid. Some households live under a strict export cap imposed by their local distribution network operator, others want to reduce export to focus on self consumption and battery charging, […]
read more

