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5. Using your TS3-16
In this section, you can find information using your hub in charge or sync application. You can
also find information on managing your hub, changing port modes, connecting multiple hubs to
one host and using Cambrionix Software.
5.0.1 LED Configuration
Your TS3-16 has inbuilt LEDs used to show the state of the ports or devices. These LEDs can be
configured to support your use case; this can be controlled either by using the API
to send
commands directly or through separate software.
The default LED behaviour of the hub is below.
Colour
Behaviour
Flashing
Red
Port is in charge mode and is profiling the device
Red
Port is in charge mode and is charging
Yellow
Port is in sync mode and has a host connection
Green
Port is in charge mode and the device has reached the charged
threshold
LED
Off
No Device is detected
5.1. Using without connecting to host
When the Hub is switched on and is not connected to a local host computer it is
automatically configured to charge devices using its intelligent charging algorithm. Connect the
devices to be charged to any of the available ports (not the Host Port) using
USB - compliant cables.
Once the devices are connected, the algorithm will detect the highest charge rate allowable for
each attached device. Charging at the optimum rate (up to 2,4 A) specified by the
manufacturer will commence once profiling is complete. Depending on the state of charge of
the device attached, this may take tens of seconds.
Durante la creación de perfiles, los LED parpadearán en rojo. La carga a la tasa óptima
especificada por el fabricante (hasta 2,4 amperios) comenzará una vez que se complete el
perfilado. En este punto, los LED rojos estarán constantemente iluminados. Dependiendo del
estado de carga del dispositivo conectado, el perfilado puede tardar decenas de segundos. Una
vez que el dispositivo esté casi completamente cargado y el consumo de corriente caiga por
debajo de un límite establecido durante un período determinado, se iluminarán los LED verdes.
