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When starting up each one of the modules, the STATUS LED on the front of each module will
flash for a few seconds with a short but constant flash, indicating that other elements (masters,
slaves) are being searched within the network. With the connection already established, the LED
will flash by emitting groups of flashes, the number of which will depend on the power of the
received signal. This number of flashes can vary between two and seven:
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Two flashes: correspond to the minimum usable power.
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Seven flashes: correspond to the maximum signal available.
If the radio connection is interrupted, the flashes will return to constant short flashes.
Each module has three additional status LEDs at the bottom:
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Yellow LED: Steady indicates communication is established
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Green LED: It will turn on whenever there is an active input
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Red LED: It will turn on whenever there is an active output
Inputs, outputs and antenna
Inputs: The inputs are located at the bottom of the module and are numbered D1 to D6. To
activate a specific input, it must go to a high logic state: the inputs are active and there must be
a voltage level (5 - 30 V) on the + pin of the corresponding input. The pin immediately to the right
of each input (shown as -) must be connected to earth.
When an input is activated, the corresponding relay in the reciprocal module is activated. The
green LED on the module where the input is activated and the red LED on the module where the
output is activated will also be activated.
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· User Manual | Radiocontrol 6i-6o
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