Internal Gps - Horizon Fitness MobileMesh Manual

The BATT LED monitors the battery level, and changes color based on the table below. The logic includes hysteresis
to avoid flickering of the LED.
The STATUS LED provides information about the current operating state of the radio. Under normal operation the
radio will flash blue during boot, then flash yellow while searching for an associated station, then go green once at
least one connection is made.
LED Status
BLUE FLASHING
YELLOW FLASHING
GREEN SOLID
CYAN FLASHING
PURPLE FLASHING
RED FLASHING
TACTICAL LED MODE
If the user desires the LEDs to be off, the LED system can be put into a tactical mode. In this mode, both LEDS turn
off, but their status can be checked by a momentary press of the power button. Note that pressing and HOLDING
the power button for several seconds will turn off the radio, so ensure that only a short press is used when in
tactical mode.
To enable Tactical mode, Using the web UI, enable Advanced Settings, then System > LED Control
set "LED Tactical Mode" on (checked) to enable this feature.

INTERNAL GPS

Some models of the MobileMesh include an RTK GPS module inside. If included, the user can access this GPS in
three ways:
Via the host computer
Using cables H31-MM-CAB-USBA-MALE or H31-MM-CAB-USBC-MALE, the uBlox NEO-M8P GPS will
enumerate as a USB device when either of these cables are plugged into the host device. At this point, any
GPS or ground station software should be able to use the GPS data.
Via GPSD on the radio
GPSD is a service daemon that monitors one or more GPS attached to a host computer through serial or
USB ports, making all data on the location/course/velocity of the sensors available to be queried on TCP
Voltage Level BATT LED Color
11.1V or greater Green
10.15V – 11.1V Yellow
Less than 10.15V Red
Description
The radio is booting
The radio has no associated connections
The radio has at least one associated connection
Later functionality
The radio is in the process of a factory reset
There is an internal error, generally indicating that there is a software or
wiring issue. This can occur if the firmware is upgraded on the Doodle
without also updating the Horizon31 radio scripts because the firmware
update process may wipe the entire storage space on the Doodle. Please
see "Updating The Firmware" section below.