8.
LED INDICATIONS
Event
Event
Event
Error
Status
Status
Status
Color
Color
Color
Color
Color
Color
Status
Status
Status
Status LED
Status LED
Status LED
TX and RX
LEDS
Blinking
Blinking
Blinking
Any
On
Blinking
Blinking
On
On
Any
On
Blinking
Blinking
Blinking
Blinking
Blinking
On
On
On
On
Blinking
Yellow
Red
Red
Yellow
Lilac
Any
Any
Yellow
Blue
Green
Green
Green
Cyan
Any color
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Lilac
Lilac
Lilac
Red
Red
Red
Waiting for a client to connect to the Access Point.
Client connected to the Access Point.
Client connected to the Access Point.
Pro
Connected with Sitrad .
Client connected to the Access Point.
Receiving firmware update.
Power LED
Power LED
Power LED
Status
Color
Color
Status
Status LED
Power LED
TX and RX
LEDS
Status
Color
Color
Status
Status LED
Power LED
Lilac
Green
Red
Blue
8.1
Wi-Fi Access Point Operation Mode
Connected to the Wi-Fi network.
Excellent
signal
level.
Connected
to Sitrad
Pro
.
Connected to the Wi-Fi network.
Excellent
signal
level. Receiving firmware updtate.
Connected to the Wi-Fi network.
Good
signal level.
Connected
Pro
to Sitrad .
Connected to the Wi-Fi network.
Good
signal level.
Receiving firmware update.
Connected to the Wi-Fi network.
Poor
signal level.
Connected
Pro
to Sitrad .
Connected to the Wi-Fi network.
Poor
signal level.
Receiving firmware update.
Connected to the Wi-Fi network.
Very Poor
signal
level.
Connected
Pro
to Sitrad .
Connected to the Wi-Fi network.
Very Poor
signal
level. Receiving firmware update.
On
Blinking
Connected to the Wi-Fi network
Excellent
signal
.
level. Waiting for Sitrad client connection.
Pro
Connected to the Wi-Fi network.
Good
signal level.
Waiting for
client connection.
Pro
Sitrad
Connected to the Wi-Fi network.
Poor
signal level.
Waiting for
client connection.
Pro
Sitrad
Connected to the Wi-Fi network.
Very Poor
signal
level. Waiting forSitrad client connection.
Pro
Scanning for the configured Wi-Fi network.
Not connected
Pro
to Sitrad .
8.2
Wi-Fi Client Operation Mode
Blue
Blue
Ethernet cable disconnected.
Ethernet cable connected. Negotiating IP.
Connected to the ethernet network.
Waiting for
client connection.
Pro
Sitrad
Connected to the ethernet network. Connected with
Pro
Sitrad .
Connected to the ethernet network.
Receiving firmware update.
8.3
Ethernet Client Mode
Not connected to the Wi-Fi network.
A u t h e n t i c a t i o n f a i l e d . C h e c k
password, network security settings
and signal strength.
Not connected to the network. (Wi-Fi
or ethernet). Invalid static IP
configuration.
Contact
Full Gauge Controls
Not connected to the network (Wi-Fi
or ethernet).
Error obtaining IP (DHCP mode) or
invalid IP (Static mode). Check
network settings.
Internal clock error.
Datalogger disabled.
Pro
Waiting for Sitrad client connection.
8.4 Errors
Initialization in progress.
Initialization in progress.
Finishing firmware update process.
RESET button pressed. When
released, starts changing the
operating mode (see item 9.7).
RESET button pressed. Restoring
the factory settings (see item 9.8).
Initialization failed. Corrupted
memory.
Contact
Full Gauge Controls
.
8.5 Operations
Operation
On
Off
On
On
White
Green
Green
Cyan
White
Yellow
Red
Cyan
The configuration of the
converter is made through the
TCP-485 Config
smartphone
TCP-485 WiFi Log
(Android or iOS) app. The app can be found and dowloaded from the Play Store (Android) or App Store
(iOS). The app’s home screen is shown in Figure 01.
During configuration, it is advisable to be close to the
converter to view the LED indications, as shown by the
signal table (item 9). When energized, the
TCP-485
WiFi Log
converter will keep the POWER and STATUS
LEDs on in
white
for approximately 7 (seven) seconds,
indicating the device’s initialization.
After initialization, the color of the POWER LED will indicate
the TCP operating mode, and the STATUS LED, the status of
its connection, as per item 9.
9.
SET UP
Figure 01
9.1
Setting up the converter for the first time:
The converter leaves the factory in the Wifi Access Point operating mode. After initialization, the POWER
LED will be on in
lilac
and the STATUS LED will be flashing in
yellow
. At this moment, the TCP-485 WiFi Log
awaits the connection of a client on its Wireless network created according to the standards specified in item
8.1. Using a smartphone with the
TCP-485 Config
app, choose the option
Connect on a TCP-485
. The
screen in Figure 02 will appear. Choose the
OK
option, and the smartphone’s Wi-Fi network selection
interface will open (Figure 03). Connect to the network created by the converter (Figure 04) and ignore if the
smartphone alerts that the closen network does not have access to the internet. Press the back button, and
the smartphone will return to the
TCP-485 Config
app and display the
Converter Search
screen (Figure
05). Only the converter being configured will appear on this screen, since it is the access point itself. Select
the converter and proceed to select the operating mode (items 10.2, 10.3 and 10.4).
Download the APP
Available on Google Play
and Apple Store.
Figure 02
Figure 03
Figure 04
Figure 05
