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Default LED status light setting
The HF5A has per default 3 different status LED light colors, which are indicating 3 different statuses.
Green stands for normal operation:
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Orange stands for simulation mode:
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Red stands for error mode:
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Based on the model, LED lights behave as follows:
•2-wire version: only a flashing light;
•3/4-wire or digital version: permanently illuminated.
Detail LED flashing pattern
In addition to the standard status lighting, the HF5A offers a special flashing pattern (particularly useful for devices without a display), which can provide the user with more detailed error descriptions. This function is disabled by default but can be activated through the HF5A configuration menu.
The flashing LED patterns are divided into two categories:
•Probe Errors: Errors related to the connected sensor, that must be resolved before the device can resume the regular operation;
•Serious Errors: Errors preventing the regular operation of the device.
The tables below provide an schematic overview of the flashing LED patterns according to their respective error messages.
Probe Errors |
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Error Message |
LED Sequence |
Description |
No Probe Connected |
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The Probe is not successfully connected |
CRC Error |
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Communication error between device and sensor data transmission |
Sensor Error |
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Sensor might be damaged (short circuit, disconnection or similar) |
Probe Error 1 |
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Sensors do not support the function yet |
Probe Error 2 |
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Sensors do not support the function yet |
Serious Errors |
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Error Message |
LED Sequence |
Next Step |
Initialization of the Flash-Chip failed |
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If any of these LED patterns are displayed on the device, please contact the support. |
NFC Communication failed |
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The Property Data cannot be red in |
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The Factory Data cannot be read in |
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The NFC EEPROM Data cannot be synchronized |
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The Analog Output cannot be initialized |
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The Temperature of the Analog Output-Chip is to high |
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Unknown Error |
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