neoVI FIRE 2 User’s Guide
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© 2016 Intrepid Control Systems, Inc.
Version 2.1 - October 10, 2016
2.4 Membrane LED Display and Keypad
One of the neoVI FIRE 2’s many improvements over the original neoVI FIRE is the addition of
a membrane LED display and keypad on top of the unit (Figure 7). The membrane contains 10
LEDs that provide immediate visual feedback about the status of the device, and two keypad
buttons that can be used to toggle the indicator mode and for other functions.
Figure 7: neoVI FIRE 2 Membrane LED Display and Keypad.
All of the LEDs and buttons are also scriptable: the buttons can be used for user input, and the
LEDs can be set to provide information from a CoreMini program running in the FIRE 2.
Keypad Buttons and LEDs
There are two keypad buttons on the neoVI FIRE 2’s top membrane: one with a blue computer
icon located near the top left, and one with a white car icon located near the bottom right.
Pressing either button toggles the meaning of the 8 RGB LEDs on the membrane as follows:
•
Blue Button (Top Left):
When pressed, activates the “blue set” of LED meanings: each
RGB LED shows the status of the network whose name appears in a blue label
above
it. This set is active in the image in Figure 8.
•
White Button (Bottom Right):
When pressed, activates the “white set” of LED
meanings: each RGB LED shows information about a network or FIRE 2 function based
on the white icon or label
below
it.
The buttons themselves also contain red and green LEDs, which flash in the same pattern
as the red and green LEDs on the left side of the device (see Section 2.2). The illuminated
