11.2 Status LEDs
There are four LEDs, one LED for communication and three status LEDs. They are visible through the sight
glass on the side of the terminal box.
Not operational /
Start-up /
Terminate
Fault - Ext. Reset
/ Terminate
Fast flashing indicates user or system action is required, slow flashing indicates user
or system action may be required
Indicates the actual mode of operation
-the longer the on period the closer to normal operation
-Note 2) off/fast flash indicates “terminate” due to exception or assert
Indicates possible problems but the product is still operational
-the longer on period the higher the severity of the alarm
Indicates operation has stopped due to a fault
-the longer the on period the higher the severity of the alarm
-Slow: stopped but will resume when the fault condition is removed
-Fast: user or system action is required
Device is ready for "full" operation
A mode where configuration files, exception logs etc. can be up/downloaded
A mode where either automatic or manual tests can be performed
A mode where special functionality required for production test etc. is enabled
During start-up, LEDs are lit constantly according to the table below.
LEDs are flashing fast + medium on period in case of an assert or exception
according to the table below