All Pilot devices have activity LEDs but the Pilot-MUX-2V2 has a secondary (alternative) LED set to report details of the expansion radio communications. There are three LED indicators: a green CPU light, a main activity indicator which can illuminate red or yellow (or a combination of red and yellow) and an alternative activity indicator which can also illuminate red/yellow.
The following table explains meaning of the LED light sequences.
|
LED |
Flash State |
Description |
|
MAIN - Green |
Flashing, 1Hz |
System operational |
|
MAIN - Green |
Flashing, 4Hz |
System in reprogramming mode |
|
MAIN – Red |
Flashing, 2Hz |
Bluetooth start-up mode |
|
MAIN – Red |
On |
Bluetooth Error |
|
MAIN – Red |
F/W: <= 2.34: On F/W: >= 2.35: Flashing, 1Hz |
One or more missing Bluetooth connections |
|
MAIN – Yellow |
Flashing, 1Hz– numeric flash |
‘n’ Bluetooth connections established |
|
ALT – Red |
F/W: <= 2.34: On F/W: >= 2.35: Flashing, 1Hz |
One or more missing ANT/BLE connections |
|
ALT – Yellow* |
Flashing, 1Hz – numeric flash |
‘n’ ANT connections established |
*for Pilot-DAC variants the ALT Activity light is flashed to signify that the analogue converter is running. More complex patterns are not supported in this mode.
LED Numeric Flash Codes
So that a single LED can express more than just on/off, the Pilot flashes the LEDs according to the following table to indicate numeric values.
|
Number |
Flash Style |
Number, cont. |
Flash Style, cont. |
|
0 |
---------- |
8 |
***-*-*-*- |
|
1 |
*--------- |
9 |
*****----- |
|
2 |
*-*------- |
10 |
*****-*--- |
|
3 |
*-*-*----- |
11 |
*****-*-*- |
|
4 |
*-*-*-*--- |
12 |
*****-***- |
|
5 |
***------- |
13 |
******-*-- |
|
6 |
***-*----- |
14 |
******-**- |
|
7 |
***-*-*--- |
15+ |
*********- |