Indicator LEDs
The table summarizes the functions of the DataMan 280's indicator LEDs.
| Indicator | Color/Status | Meaning |
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| Light edges | GREEN, blinking |
Light edges blink in green when the device performs a good read. Note: In case of a good read, the Good/Bad read indicator LED is also blinking in green.
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| RED, blinking |
Light edges blink in red when the device performs a bad read when it does not find a decoding after a timeout. Note: In case of a bad read, the Good/Bad read indicator LED is also blinking in red.
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| WHITE | Light edges are white when you trigger the Identify function in Setup Tool. For more information, see DataMan Setup Tool Reference Manual. | |
| Power | ON | The device is on. |
| OFF | The device is off. | |
| Train/Trigger | ON | If the device has a trained code, this LED is green. |
| OFF | If the device has no trained code, this LED is off. | |
| Good/Bad read | GREEN, blinking |
The device performs a good read. Note: In case of a good read, light edges are also blinking in green.
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| RED, blinking |
The device performs a bad read when it does not find a decoding after a timeout. Note: In case of a bad read, light edges are also blinking in red.
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| Communication | ON | This LED is on when the DataMan 280 established the Ethernet connection. |
| OFF | This LED is off when there is no Ethernet connection. | |
| Error | ON | This LED is on if the DataMan 280 detects an error. |