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In this video workshop we're going to
take a closer look at the groov EPIC I/O
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module status LED. The status LED is
located here at the top of the module
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just below the touch-sensitive groov
logo. There are five colors and one blink
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code combination for the LED.Off, red
blue, flashing blue, violet, and yellow.
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Let's take a look at each of these and
look more closely at each color code.
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When you first power up your groov EPIC
if one or more status LEDs are not on
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check that the module is seated
correctly and that the front retaining
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screw is correctly installed. At first
power up the status LEDs will be red as
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a process of boots up and starts
communicating with each module. This is
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normal initialization behavior. The
status LED will turn solid blue once it
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communicating with the groov EPIC PR1
processor. If you touch and hold for two
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seconds the touch-sensitive cap on a
module and thereby select it, it's blue
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status LED will start flashing on and
off. This way you know exactly which
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module you are inspecting in groov
Manage on the front touch screen of the
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processor. When you do a module firmware
update the status LED will turn a violet
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color for the duration of the update. It
will in turn red briefly and then back
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to solid blue as it starts communicating
with the processor after the update.
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Lastly the yellow status LED color
indicates a quality error. This color
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will show if you have one or more
channels with an open-circuit or bad
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transducer for example a blown fuse or
a bad temperature sensor. For more
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information check out opto22.com