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Device LED blinking meaning

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Device LED blinking meaning
leondias Offline
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#1
22.03.2017, 11:13
Is there any info about devices Activity LED blinking?
On our device it's blinking green/red
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22.03.2017, 11:35
Please see LED meaning attached.

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#3
22.03.2017, 12:30
"Heartbeat" flash frequency is a hyperbolic function of the 5-minute load average. The higher the system load, the faster it will blink.
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#4
22.03.2017, 13:26
LED1 shows current system load, LED2 turns green when system is fully loaded.
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23.03.2017, 12:13
(22.03.2017, 13:26)admin Wrote: LED1 shows current system load, LED2 turns green when system is fully loaded.

Hi

Is this information valid for LM5 too?
Thank you
LM5Lp, firmware: 2018.08.22 and 2021.12.15, FlashSYS v2, ARMv7 Processor rev 5 (v7l), kernel 4.4.151 and 4.4.259
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#6
23.03.2017, 12:23
All devices behave the same.
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23.03.2017, 12:29
(22.03.2017, 12:46)leondias Wrote: Are you talking about LED1 or LED2?

As I mentioned, LED2 is now blinking red-green. Yesterday it was only green

Hi,

You probably have enabled the device identification, this works like blinking LED on KNX device to determine what device you have, this is usefull when having multiple controllers.

Try: Utilities -> Click on the black arrow inside the System button -> Toggle device identification

BR,

Erwin
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23.03.2017, 15:21
(23.03.2017, 12:29)Erwin van der Zwart Wrote:
(22.03.2017, 12:46)leondias Wrote: Are you talking about LED1 or LED2?

As I mentioned, LED2 is now blinking red-green. Yesterday it was only green

Hi,

You probably have enabled the device identification, this works like blinking LED on KNX device to determine what device you have, this is usefull when having multiple controllers.

Try: Utilities -> Click on the black arrow inside the System button -> Toggle device identification

BR,

Erwin

Thanks, you are right Smile
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