Buttons - Pepperl+Fuchs WHA-ADP2-F8B2 Z1 Series Manual

WHA-ADP2-F8B2-*-**-Z1(-EX1)
Operation
LED Indicators
LED flashes at 3 Hz
LED off
Indications of yellow LED (communication status)
LED on
LED flashes at 1 Hz
LED flashes at 3 Hz
LED off
Indications of red LED (device status)
50 ms on
950 ms off
LED on
LED flashes at 1 Hz
LED flashes at 3 Hz
LED off
6.1.2

Buttons

Depending on the duration that the button is pressed and on whether the battery is already
connected, the button calls different functions.
Duration
Pressing the button while the battery is already connected
< 0.2 s
0.2 s ... 5 s
60
Alarm: the battery is critically low, loop power cannot be supplied.
Any current signal cannot be read (4 ... 20 mA device).
The adapter still operates, but the connection is not assured.
Off: the battery is flat or disconnected.
Joined, alternative path: the device has full network connection. It is
able to communicate with at least 2 wireless nodes. At least one
alternative communication path to the gateway is available.
Joined, no alternative path: the device was able to join the network.
However, it can communicate with a single wireless node only. There
is no alternative communication path to the gateway.
Joining: the device is attempting to join the network. The adapter will
attempt to join for 40 minutes by default. Longer joining periods can be
configured if required.
Not joined: joining the network has failed. The device is no longer
attempting to join.
Device in communication mode: it is possible to communicate with the
adapter.
Internal fault: device fault that cannot be remedied by the user.
External fault: operative fault which can possibly be remedied by the
user:
Adapter temperature outside specified limits,
Measured value outside configured range.
Operative faults can be viewed with the Diagnosis function of the
DTM.
Short-circuit: there is a short-circuit between terminals 1 and 2.
No fault
Function Procedure
No function
Status test Press button for more than 0.2 seconds and less than 5
seconds.
Release button.
The LEDs display the current device status. See chapter
6.1.1