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OM 1085-6 • MICROTECH III CONTROLLER 36 www.DaikinApplied.com
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
The following section applies only to the 
communication module.
The  communication module has a Service LED that
indicates the status of the module itself and the 
network. This LED is useful for verifying communication
between the  communication module and the
network, and for diagnostic purposes. Table 18 provides
a description of the LED activity. Refer to the LonWorks
Communication Module Installation Manual, IM 927, available
on www.DaikinApplied.com.
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 Description
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been applied, or comes ON when
pressing the Service switch
Normal operation for a commissioned
 communication module
LED is OFF continuously as soon as
power is applied
Faulty hardware or power supply
LED is ON continuously, even when

Faulty hardware or power supply
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goes OFF, then comes ON solid
Indicates the communication module
does not have the application image

properly installed - reload application
www.
DaikinApplied.com or www.lonmark.
org

The communication module could
be experiencing an error with the
application software or possibly
the hardware - reload application
www.
DaikinApplied.com or www.lonmark.
org
LED steadily blinks ON and OFF at ½
Hz Rate (1 Sec = ON; 1 Sec = OFF)
Normal operation if the communication
module is decommissioned
Q:
A: The communication module may not be installed properly,
the hardware may be defective, or the LED itself may be
defective.
• Remove the communication module and then re-install it,
making sure the connector snaps into place on all four of
the pins. Use caution as it is easy to either miss just one
󰀨
• Verify if the BAS recognizes the Neuron ID, even if the
LED is not lit.
• If the communication module is properly installed but
no Neuron ID is broadcast, remove the communication
󰀨
not function correctly and/or the BAS still does not
recognize the Neuron ID, replace the communication
module.
Q: The BAS does not “see” some or all 

A:



it is likely that the BAS is not allowing access to these

implemented the Resource Files giving access to the direct
memory read-write CPs.
• The controls integrator should contact his/her technical
support to determine how to allow the BAS to access
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• The complete set of 
integration are available on www.DaikinApplied.com or
www.echelon.com should it be necessary to reinstall
them.
Factory-installed  communication modules are

Segger Flasher5 Tools
The following section summarizes common issues with Flasher
tools and the corresponding solutions.
Q: The main screen does not populate with the proper

A: See Figure 63. This may indicate a problem with the
connection between Flasher and the computer
• Verify that the Flasher tool has power and that the
Flasher serial cable is connected to the computer.
• Additionally, check that the communications port selected
in the ‘Communications’ section of the ‘Options’ menu is
set to the correct port (i.e. the port to which the Flasher
tool is connected).
