41 - iRIS 220 / iRIS 320, V1.19 User Guide
5 Operation
5.1 LED Indicators
The iRIS has several LED indicators. The main status LED is visible from the outside of the enclosure on both models, where as the eight diagnostic LEDs are internal.
5.1.1 Status LED
The status LED is a
NOTE: The status LED is visible through a small hole on the antenna end plate on the iRIS 220 or through the front of the enclosure on the iRIS 320.
Status |
| LED Indication |
Idle, low signal strength |
| Flashes red once every three seconds |
Idle, adequate signal strength |
| Flashes green once every three seconds |
Connecting to network |
| Flashes blue every half a second |
Connected to network |
| Flashes blue once every three seconds |
Failed to connect |
| Flashes red every half a second |
Data packet sent or received |
| Cycles once rapidly through all three colours |
| Table 5 – Status LED Indication Modes |
5.1.2 Diagnostic LEDs
The iRIS has eight internal LED indicators that are useful for diagnostic purposes. Please note that these indicators are only active in certain power management modes (see the features Section 2.8.4 for details on power management). Also be aware that the functions of some of these LEDS are different on the earlier V1.1 PCB version. See Appendix 13.4 for details.
NOTE: The diagnostic LEDs are only visible if the PCB (printed circuit board) is exposed. For the iRIS 220, the electronic assembly must be removed from the case. For the iRIS 320, the front of the case must be opened.
232 RX | Flashes green when data is received from the RS232 port. |
232 TX | Flashes green when data is transmitted out the RS232 port. |
Modem RX/TX | Flashes green when there is receive or transmit activity with the wireless modem. |
Flashes green when a | |
DIGIN #1 | Illuminated orange when Digital Input #1 is active (pulled down to 0V). |
DIGIN #2 | Illuminated orange when Digital Input #2 is active (pulled down to 0V). |
DIGOUT #1 | Illuminated orange when Digital Output #1 is active (delivering 12V). |
DIGOUT #2 | Illuminated orange when Digital Output #2 is active (pulled down to 0V). |