LED Blink Codes
The Track Box has 2 LEDs on the front, the left is red/green and the right is blue, each LED indicates a different function
Red/Green LED
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(Continuous red/green) - Less than 20s (directly after turning on) -> Firmware upgrade in progress |
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(Continuous red) SIM Card error / Battery Under Voltage |
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(Single red) no GPS, Network OK |
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(Single red, double red) no GPS, no network |
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(Double red) GPS OK, no network |
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(Single red, triple red) no GPS, network OK Receiving active Track Pings! |
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(Single red, double red, triple red) no GPS, no network Receiving active Track Pings! |
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(Single green) GPS and network OK |
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(Single green, triple green) GPS and network OK Receiving active Track Pings! |
Charging:
Battery full
Battery not yet full
Note: the Track Boxes are always on when charging.
Blue LED (Passive Only)
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On (Solid) - Passive reader active On (Flashing Rapidly) - Passive reader active and detecting transponders Off - Passive reader switched off |
Note: See Orientation of Track Boxes to understand the conditions in which the passive reader will be switched off
Button
Press the button to switch the Track Box on.
Keep the button pressed for 1 second to turn off. If the Track Boxes are stacked, or very close to each other, they will send a shutdown command via 2.4GHz to shut down all boxes in the stack.
You can reset the Track Box by pressing the button for 10 seconds.
If the Track Box is locked via Tracking Box Configuration Rules, the LED will not blink at all and the button won't turn off the box. You can still reset the box by pressing the button for 10 seconds.
Beeper (Passive Only)
The internal beeper will signal a passing similar to the decoder beep. While the decoder beeps as soon as a transponder is in range, the Track Box Passive beeps when the actual passing has been created.
When you hear a continuous beep and see the box blinking red/green, it signals a fatal error (see above).