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# LED settings
The **LED** page sets the LEDs for each link mode (**2.4G**, **Bluetooth**, **Wired USB**) and each state (**Waiting**, **Connected**).
1. Select the mode and state tabs.
2. Under **Behaviour**, choose one of:
* **Default**: the built-in colour and pattern.
* **Colour per player port** (**Connected** only): all four LEDs light in the colour you choose for the console port, under **Player colours**.
* **Override**: your own **Colour** and **Pattern**. On **Connected**, this lights all four LEDs in one colour and no longer shows the port.
3. Set the **Brightness**.
4. Select **Save**.
Colour per player port
The patterns are **Steady**, **Pulse**, **Fast Pulse**, **Swoosh**, **Breathe** and **Rainbow**. Rainbow cycles through all colours, so it ignores the colour setting.
The LEDs preview each change, then return to their current state about 3 seconds after your last change.
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