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reComputer R1000
© 2009-2024 Seeed Technology Co.,Ltd. All rights reserved.
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2.2.1 LED Indicator Status
The reComputer R1000 features 6 LED indicators that serve to signal the machine's operational status. Please refer to the
table below for the specific functions and status of each LED:
LED Indicator
Color
Status
Description
PWR
Green
On
The device has been connected to power.
Off
The device is not connnected to power.
ACT
Green
Under Linux this pin will flash to signify eMMC access.
If any error occurs during booting, then this LED will
flash an error pattern which can be decoded using
the look up table(Raspberry Pi Documentation -
Configuration) on the Raspberry Pi website.
USER
Green/Red/Blue
Need to be defined by user.
RS485-1
Green
Off
No data transfer on RS485 channel 1.
Blink
RS485 channel 1 is receiveing or sending data.
RS485-2
Green
Off
No data transfer on RS485 channel 2.
Blink
RS485 channel 2 is receiveing or sending data.
RS485-3
Green
Off
No data transfer on RS485 channel 3.
Blink
RS485 channel 3 is receiveing or sending data.
ACT Status table
Long flashes
Short flashes
Status
0
3
Generic failure to boot
0
4
start*.elf not found
0
7
Kernel image not found
0
8
SDRAM failure
0
9
Insufficient SDRAM
0
10
In HALT state
2
1
Partition not FAT
2
2
Failed to read from partition
2
3
Extended partition not FAT
2
4
File signature/hash mismatch - Pi 4
4
4
Unsupported board type
4
5
Fatal firmware error
4
6
Power failure type A
4
7
Power failure type B
If the ACT LED blinks in a regular four blink pattern, it cannot find bootcode(start.elf).
If the ACT LED blinks in an irregular pattern then booting has started.
If the ACT LED doesn't blink, then the EEPROM code might be corrupted, try again without anything connected to make
sure. For more detail please check the Raspberry Pi forum:

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