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GW ESP32 LED

LED Indications

The LED indications are listed by priority, the first matching condition is indicated.
Indication code: the letter "R" means the red LED is on, the letter "G" means the green LED is on, and the letter "-" means the LEDs are off (by default, the step length is 100 ms).

| Gateway is rebooting |

The step is 25 ms:

"R-R-R-R-"

Red blinks with 50 ms period.

| | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Bluetooth-coprocessor (nRF52) failure | Solid Red | | Flashing Bluetooth-coprocessor (nRF52) |
"R---------"

Red LED lights up for 100 ms every second.

| | Configuration erasing has been completed (after a long press of the button) |
"RR--RR--"

Red LED flashes with 400 ms period.

| | Configuration hotspot is active. |
"RRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGG"

Red and green LEDs light up alternately for 1 second.

| | Configuration hotspot is active and WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) is active. | "RRRRRRRRGRGGGGGGGGGG" | | No internet connection or server returns an error code when trying to send data |
"R-R-R-R-R-"

Red LED lights up 5 times per second.

| | No data from Bluetooth sensors |
"G-G-G-G-G-"

Green LED lights up 5 times per second.

| | No connection to all servers |
"RRRRR-----"

Red LED lights up for half a second every second.

| | No connection to some of the servers |
"GGGGGGGGG-"

Green LED lights up continuously but goes out every second for a short interval of 100 ms.

| | The data comes from the Bluetooth sensors and is successfully sent to all configured servers | Solid Green |