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Enabled, STANDBY
The LED will turn OFF and enter the STANDBY operational mode after the set Timeout
duration.
Enabled, LOW
The LED intensity will revert from the initial LED intensity to the LOW setting after the set
Timeout duration.
The Timeout Duration is the period of time before the LED intensity reverts back to the
LOW intensity state. This menu becomes available only when the Timeout Mode is enabled
(i.e. the Timeout mode is set to Enabled LOW or Enabled STANDBY). The available timeout
durations range from 1 minute to 60 minutes.
This feature is used to check the status of every light in the airfield. The command can be
sent any time without affecting the current state of the light. The light will respond to the
battery diagnostic in either a Yes/No flash response.
For the ‘Yes’ response, the light will turn off for 1 second, turn on for 1 second and then
turn off for 1 second. For the ‘No’ response, the light will turn off for 1 second, flash twice
(i.e. the light will turn on for 0.3 seconds, turn off for 0.4 seconds then turn on again for 0.3
seconds) and then turn off for 1 second.
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Battery (Flat)
Yes: The Battery is below the flat threshold.
No: The Battery is above the flat threshold.
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Battery (Low)
Yes: The Battery is below the low threshold but above the flat threshold.
No: The Battery is above the low threshold but below the healthy threshold.
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Battery (Healthy)
Yes: The Battery is above the healthy threshold.
No: The Battery is below the healthy threshold but above the low threshold.
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Node (Reserve)
Yes: The light is a reserve node in the reserve network.
No: The light is not a reserve node.
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Node (Primary)
Yes: The light is a primary node in the primary network.
No: The light is not a primary node.
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External Power
Yes: The light has an external power connection.
No: The light does not have an external power connection.
5.1.6 Timeout Duration
5.1.7 Diagnostic
