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Device Operation Guide

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Not all devices with this firmware support LEDs and a button. These features are only available on devices that have them physically present.
If your device does not support these features, the corresponding options will not appear in the web interface.

LED Indicators

There are three LEDs on the device: Power, Mode, and Zigbee. Each LED behaves differently depending on the device's state and configuration.

Power LED

  • Blinks at 1 Hz (1): Indicates no TCP connection in network mode.

    1. 💡 1 Hz means the LED blinks once per second.

  • Constantly on: Signifies an active TCP connection with the Zigbee chip in network mode.

Mode LED

  • Blinks at 1 Hz (1): Active during the Zigbee chip connection check at bridge startup.

    1. 💡 1 Hz means the LED blinks once per second.

  • Constantly on: Indicates USB mode is active.

  • Off: Indicates network mode is active.

  • Blinks at 3 Hz (1): Signals a communication error with the Zigbee chip.

    1. 💡 3 Hz means the LED blinks three times per second.

Zigbee LED

  • Controlled by the Zigbee software: The state can be toggled from the Tools menu.

LED Control Options

Through the General menu, you can:

  • Disable either LED: Completely deactivates the selected LED.
  • Enable Night Mode: Specify start and end times to completely turn off the LEDs during these periods.

Button Operations

The device button supports multiple types of presses to manage various functions:

Factory Reset

To perform a factory reset:

  1. Power off the device.
  2. Hold down the button.
  3. Power on the device.

  4. Release the button when both the Power and Mode LEDs start flashing at 3 Hz(1).

    1. 💡 3 Hz means the LED blinks three times per second.

Factory Reset

Performing a factory reset will erase all your settings and restore the device to its original factory state.

Types of Button Presses

  1. Short Press (under 3 seconds):

    • Deactivates the LEDs temporarily (this setting resets upon reboot).

  2. Long Press (over 3 seconds but under 5 seconds):

    • Switches between network and USB mode.

    • The Mode LED will start blinking at 1 Hz (1) to indicate that you can release the button.

      1. 💡 1 Hz means the LED blinks once per second.

  3. Extended Press (over 5 seconds):

    • Activates BSL mode on the Zigbee chip.

    • The Mode LED will start blinking at 3 Hz (1) to indicate that you can release the button.

      1. 💡 3 Hz means the LED blinks three times per second.

Note

This functionality is particularly useful in USB mode with the network disabled.