Status Led's; Push Button; Micro Sd Card And Socket; Ethernet Jack - PRICOM Design Layout Lighting Solution User Manual

Layout Lighting Solution – Main Board

2.3 Status LED's

Three Status LED's are included to show the current operations happening on the Layout
Lighting Main Board. LA is Blue, LB is Green, and LC is Red. Under normal operations,
LA will show PNET activity, LB will show Web Server activity, and LC will show SD
Card activity.
These LED's have special meaning when performing Firmware Updates
(please see the section on Firmware Updates later in this manual)

2.4 Push Button

The push button is used to initiate Firmware Updates. If the button is pressed when the
power is applied, a new firmware image will be read from the SD card and written to the
FLASH memory of the Layout Lighting Main Board.
(Please see the section on Firmware Updates later in this manual)

2.5 Micro SD Card and Socket

All configuration and setup information is contained on this SD Card. You can use any
standard computer to backup your configuration data from this card. When a new
firmware update is desired, you simply copy the Firmware Image onto the SD card and
use the Push Button to trigger a Firmware Update.
The connector used on the Layout Lighting Main Board is unique in that the card is
loaded from the top and not from the front like some other connectors. One major
advantage of this style is that it ensures that the card does not accidently fall out when the
device is mounted.
To load the card into the connector, simply insert the card into the socket from the top
and while pushing down with your finger, pull towards yourself, you will feel when it is
secure. If the card is not properly fitted into the socket, it will actually pop back up, the
only time the card will remain down is when it is correctly inserted into the connector.

2.6 Ethernet Jack

The Layout Lighting Solution uses a computer or laptop with a web browser for all setup
and configuration. The Ethernet Jack must be connected to your home network in order
to be accessed by a web browser. The Ethernet connection is 10/100 Mbit Ethernet. At
power-up, the Ethernet Interface will request an IP address from your home router. You
must know the address given by your home router so that you can enter that IP address
into your web browser to reach the configuration pages.
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