LED Indicator Overview
Locus RTLS anchors use LED indicators to communicate their status and operation mode. Understanding these indicators is crucial for system maintenance and troubleshooting.LED Colors and Patterns
| LED Color | Pattern | Status | Action Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blue | Solid | Power On | None - Normal operation |
| Blue | Blinking | Startup/Boot | Wait for completion |
| Green | Solid | Connected | None - Normal operation |
| Green | Blinking | Data Transfer | None - Active communication |
| Red | Solid | Error | Check error logs |
| Red | Blinking | Configuration Mode | None if intentional |
| Off | - | No Power | Check power connection |
Status Sequences
Normal Startup Sequence
- Blue blinking (Boot)
- Blue solid (Power)
- Green solid (Connected)
- Green blinking (Active)
Error Conditions
Red LED indicators usually require attention. Check the system logs and network status.
Common Error Patterns
- Red rapid blink: Network error
- Red slow blink: Configuration error
- Red-Green alternate: Firmware update
- Red solid: Hardware issue
Troubleshooting Guide
No LED
- Check power supply
- Verify PoE connection
- Inspect cable integrity
- Test power source
Red LED
- Check network connection
- Verify configuration
- Review system logs
- Check for firmware updates
Intermittent LED
- Monitor power stability
- Check network quality
- Verify cable connections
- Review environmental factors
Maintenance Tips
- Regular LED check during system inspection
- Document unusual patterns
- Keep record of error occurrences
- Schedule preventive maintenance
Always refer to the latest hardware documentation for specific LED patterns as they may vary by anchor model and firmware version.