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LMC Indicator LED Light

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Written by Lauri Laineste
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The LMC features an indicator LED capable of conveying its current status. The bottom LED serves as the indicator.

LMC Indicator Lights for the updated LMC hardware

Produced after March 2025.

Beginning with LMC hardware revision 2.4.0, the LEDs have been repurposed. Additionally, all three LEDs are now RGB, replacing the previous green-only configuration.

LED Modes

Power LED

Mode

Color

Description

BOOTING

YELLOW

LMC is booting and main code has not started yet.

OPERATIONAL

GREEN

LMC main code is running and device is operational.

LMC Internet connectivity LED

Mode

Color

Description

UNDEFINED

OFF

LMC has not yet booted up and indicated the status.

NO_INTERNET

RED

LMC has no Internet access. After some time wifi hotspot will be enabled.

WIFI_HOST_AP

BLUE

LMC has set up wifi access point for wifi setup or offline configuration.

INTERNET_
ACCESS

GREEN

LMC has access to Internet.

LMC charger status LED

Mode

Color

Description

UNDEFINED

OFF

LMC has not yet booted up and indicated the status.

NO_CHARGERS_
CONFIGURED

RED

LMC has not been configured over web/offline setup.

CONFIGURATION_
INCOMPATIBILITY

YELLOW

One of the chargers has default control channels (i.e. legacy standalone mode) or one of the chargers is not communicating with LMC.

CHARGERS_
OPERATIONAL

GREEN

Chargers are communicating with LMC.

LMC Indicator Lights for the legacy LMC hardware

Produced before March 2025.

Below is a breakdown of the different states and their corresponding LED indications:

  • No chargers: The LED blinks twice in short bursts (100ms duration) every two seconds.

  • Idle: The LED toggles at one-second intervals, exhibiting slow blinking.

  • Active: The LED toggles at 100ms intervals, displaying fast blinking.

When the LED fails to enter any periodic blinking state or exhibits erratic behavior (non-periodic), it signals potential unidentified issues hindering successful program initialization, warranting further investigation.

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