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(50ms on/2s off)
Long Flash
(2s on/50ms off)
Incoming call to G-router
Steady ON
The G-router answered the incoming call, call in progress
Hyper Active Flashing
(50ms on/50ms off)
Error connecting to GSM network, network can not be found
or no network coverage.
Please note:
When the unit is being upgraded with new software the GSM LED is steady
flashing. Do not unplug the unit whilst upgrading.
6.4 Call status LED
The green call status LED indicates if there is a GSM call ongoing. When there is no call the LED
will be off. Once a GSM call is in progress, i.e. someone has contact with the modem over the
GSM network the LED will be lit.
6.5 GPRS status LED
The green GPRS status LED indicates when the G-router has successfully connected to the GPRS
network of the GSM operator. When there is no GPRS coverage possible the LED will be off.
6.6 Relay status LED
The G-router already has a relay status LED but NO relay contact is present in the current
hardware. Please note that the relay itself will be placed upon the following release of the
hardware. This relay can be used to reset the remote WAN by disconnecting the mains power
supply. In other words, the WAN router can be remotely power cycled.
The relay is activated from the command line using the
toggle_relay
command. The command
itself gives helpful in formation when you type
toggle_relay –h
.
As an example:
root@G-router-00804855565C:~$ toggle_relay -h
usage: toggle_relay
-t <timeout> Toggle delay
-c Close contact (device off)
-f Open contact (device on)
-h Show this help
To toggle the relay to initiate a power cycle you give the following command:
root@G-router-00804855565C:~$ toggle_relay
In which case the relay is activated for 5 seconds. Other timeout values can be specified on the
command line by specifying a timeout value (in seconds) behind the command
Permanently activating the relay is done as follows:
root@G-router-00804855565C:~$ toggle_relay -c
Permanently de-activating the relay is done as follows:
root@G-router-00804855565C:~$ toggle_relay -f
