Installation guide

LMU Users Guide
V1.0.6 December 10 2009
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4.6
By default, the Status LEDs work as described in the Install Guides, however, it is possible
to override the default behaviors on the LMU-2500 and LMU-4100. Specifically, the Comm
LED can be over-ridden to report Input Status for inputs 0-4 and the GPS LED can be
over-ridden to provide satellite information.
Working with the Status LEDs
4.6.1 Input State and Satellite Count Mode
In this mode, the Comm LED (Orange) will alternate between Comm Status and Input
Status every 5s. The Comm Status behavior is described in the Install Guides. When
reporting the Input states, it will blink with a single pulse when the input is low and two
pulses when the input is high. After 500mS it reports the next input. The inputs are reported
sequentially starting with Input 0 and finishing with Input 4. For example, if Comm was
acquired, ignition (i.e. input 0) was on and all other inputs were low, you would see the
following pattern:
Figure 5 - Alternate Comm LED Blink Pattern