LED Blink Codes
The LEDs on the transducer blink in different patterns to indicate operational status. There are two LEDs on the side of the transducer. The Status LED is indicated with an S and the Network LED is indicated with an N.
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LED Color |
State |
Status |
|---|---|---|
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Green |
Continuous blinking |
The transducer is connected to a chartplotter and is operating properly. You should see sonar data on the chartplotter. |
|
Red |
Continuous blinking |
The transducer has power and is awake, but is awaiting connection to a chartplotter. If the transducer is connected to a chartplotter and this code persists, check the wiring connections. |
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Green |
Quick blink followed by a 3-second pause |
The transducer has power and is in a low-power state until it receives a wake-up signal from a chartplotter. |
|
Orange |
Continuous blinking |
A software update is in progress. |
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Red |
Two blinks followed by a 3-second pause |
Sonar failure. |
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Red |
Four blinks followed by a 3-second pause |
The sonar module input voltage is below the required minimum voltage. |
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Red |
Five blinks followed by a 3-second pause |
The sonar module input voltage exceeds the maximum voltage. |
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No light |
Not applicable |
The transducer is submerged, or the sonar module isn't receiving enough power.
Check the wiring connections to make sure that the wire and the power source are
functional and properly installed.
NOTE:
All LEDs are disabled when the transducer detects that it is submerged. To
avoid false readings, avoid touching the water detection sensor on the
transducer.
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|
LED Color |
State |
Status |
|---|---|---|
|
Green |
Continuous blinking |
Ethernet is connected. |
|
No light |
Not applicable |
Ethernet is not connected or the transducer is submerged.
NOTE:
All LEDs are disabled when the transducer detects that it is submerged. To
avoid false readings, avoid touching the water detection sensor on the
transducer.
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