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proddy committed Oct 10, 2024
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During the power-on sequence you'll see a sequence of LED flashes:
During the power-on, you'll see a sequence of LED flashes:

* 1 x flash = the EMS bus is not connected
* 1 flash indicates the EMS bus is not yet connected. If this takes more than a few seconds check the EMS Tx Mode and the physical connection to the EMS bus.

* 2 x flash = the network (wifi or ethernet) is not connected
* 2 flashes indicates the network (WiFi or Ethernet) is connecting. If this persists check the EMS-ESP Network settings.

* 3 x flash = both EMS bus and network are failing. This is a critical error!
* 3 flashes indicates that both the EMS bus and Network are still trying to connect. This could be due to an incorrect EMS-ESP Board Profile setting.

During normal operation the LED displays the current status:

* A steady solid light indicates a good connection and EMS data is flowing in
* A steady solid light indicates a good connection and EMS data is flowing in.

* A slow pulse can mean either the WiFi or the EMS bus are not connected yet
* A slow pulse can mean either the WiFi or the EMS bus are still connecting.

* A very fast pulse is when the system is booting up and configuring itself which can typically takes a few seconds
* A very fast pulse is when the system is booting up and configuring itself.

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