Concept
RP-C LEDs
There is one LED on the front panel of the RP-C.
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Function |
Color |
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Status |
Red, Green, Blue (and combinations) |
Status LED
The RP-C Status LED indicates the condition of the device.
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LED Patterns |
Condition |
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Green, constant |
Normal operation, status OK RP-C controller firmware application running |
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Green, flashing (~1 Hz) |
Device restarting, wait RP-C controller firmware application running |
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Red, constant |
Detected error, attention required |
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Red, flashing (~1 Hz) |
Device operates, but a problem needs attention |
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Red/green, flashing (~1 Hz) |
RP-C I/O board receiving software upgrade, wait Do not interrupt power to the controller. For more information, see the following Important note. |
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Amber, constant |
RP-C controller firmware boot applet running |
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Amber, flash |
Device restarting, wait RP-C controller firmware boot applet started |
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Amber/green, flashing (~1 Hz) |
RP-C controller firmware is being upgraded. It is typically the firmware main application, but it can also be a boot applet. |
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White, transient |
Device starting, wait |
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White, constant |
RP-C controller firmware not running, attention required (contact product support) |
Avoid power interruptions to the device during the brief period when the Status LED is flashing red and green. An interruption causes problems with the I/O processor upgrade and can result in corrupt firmware. You can view the evidence of a corrupt processor when the device reports itself as an “MP-C-15A.” A corrupt I/O processor can lead to the loss of the reset button and/or I/O functionality, as well as the inability to upgrade the I/O processor and/or the device.
RP-Cs
Status LEDs