Pacific Crest XDL ROVER 2, Руководство пользователя

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8 XDL Rover 2 User Guide
Indicator LEDs
Power LED - Green: The power LED indicates the power status and also serves as a
battery status indicator. The different states of the power LED are as follows:
• Power LED constantly on:
–
The unit is switched on and operational.
– The internal battery is at optimal voltage levels.
• Power LED blinks once every second:
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Internal battery is low and requires a recharge.
• Power LED blinks once every two seconds:
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Internal battery is being recharged. This state occurs only when the unit is powered
from an external DC voltage source.
If the power LED does not respond to the power button, the internal battery may be fully
discharged and must be charged prior to further operation.
Note: The XDL ROVER 2 operates with voltage levles between 10.5 V DC and 28 V DC.
Receive LED – Red : The red receiver LED blinks depending on which one of the following
two options was programmed into the XDL ROVER 2 using the ADLCONF software:
• Signal Received: If this option is programmed into the radio and then selected, the
receive LED will turn on whenever there is signal detected by the internal radio
modem in the selected frequency..
• Data Packets received: If this option is programmed into the radio and then selected,
the receive LED will turn on whenever valid data packets are received by the
internal radio modem in the selected frequency.
Bluetooth LED – Blue:
The blue LED indicates whether Bluetooth is enabled, unpaired, or
paired. The various states are as follows:
• Unpaired state: The blue LED blinks rapidly, indicating that the unit is discoverable
and ready to be paired with from a host device.
• Paired state: The blue LED blinks intermittently, indicating that the unit is
successfully paired and communicating with a host device.
Note: When switching on Bluetooth on the XDL ROVER 2, the blue LED initially stays on for
a few seconds indicating that the unit is initializing Bluetooth wireless communications. Wait
for the LED to change from constantly on to the rapid blink mode described above before
attempting to connect it to a host device.