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7.1.1 Red LED [A] and green LED [B]
The meaning of red LED [A] and green LED [B] signals is described in the following tables;
possible actions to perform are given in chapter 11
The meaning of the red and green LED signals cannot be modified.
Signals Meaning
The green LED is off. The Transmitting Unit is off.
The green LED is 󰘵eady on.
The Transmitting and Receiving Unit do not
communicate.
The green LED repeats the sequence: two blinks
and a pause.
The working range of the remote control has been
exceeded for more than 20 seconds.
The green LED repeats the sequence: three blinks
and a pause.
The Transmitting Unit does not receive feedback
data from the Receiving Unit (see paragraph 8.14).
The green LED blinks fa󰘵.
The Transmitting and Receiving Unit
communicate. The Radio Remote Control is not
󰘵arted.
The green LED blinks slowly (one blink per
second).
The Radio Remote Control is 󰘵arted.
The red LED is off. The Transmitting Unit works correctly.
The red LED blinks twice per second at Radio
Remote Control's 󰘵art up.
At lea󰘵 one of the commands that were checked at
󰘵art-up is enabled (see Technical Data Sheet).
The red LED blinks three times per second at
Radio Remote Control's 󰘵art up.
The battery is flat.
The red LED is 󰘵eady on for two seconds at Radio
Remote Control's 󰘵art up.
The Transmitting Unit does not work correctly.
The red LED blinks slowly (one blink per second).
The Transmitting Unit has about 1-hour run time
after the onset of signal.
The red LED blinks quickly.
The Transmitting Unit has a 10-minute run time
after the onset of signal.