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2.6 LED indicator
LED indicator activates or deactivates the information status LED, i.e. red and green LEDs (not the IR
illumination LEDs). Because of opaque front cover in the IR models, I8 and I9, the LED indicators only can
be seen in the non-IR CaMate products, i.e. w5. Below are the definitions of LED indicators:
Red LED constant ON means normal operation, OFF means system is not working.
Red LED flashes every 1 second means IR LEDs are overheated, flashes every 3 seconds means
LED voltage is out of range.
Green LED flashes means the device received and executing commands.
If both red and green LEDs flash simultaneously, the device upgrading its firmware.
2.7 Ambient Light
Ambient Light reports the current ambient lighting level. The ambient light level is polled every 10
seconds. The light sensor detection control may have a max. of 10 seconds delay when the ambient light
level changes.
2.8 LED Light Level
LED Light Level controls the strength of LED lighting from 100% (default setting, max. power consumption)
to 20% when the LED is ON.
2.9 DO Mode
The DO mode defines the function of DO pin. The DO signal can be used to report three conditions:
Detected Light Level, LED state, or Diagnostic mode. The DO pin signal follows the DO active polarity
setting.
2.9.1 DO light sensor mode
In the default Light sensor mode, the DO pin outputs the light sensor detection result as the "bright"
state (ambient lighting higher than the Triggering level) or the "dark" state (ambient light lower than
the Triggering level). If the application requires CaMate to report Day/Night mode to other devices, e.g.,
the network camera, the DO mode should be configured to the Light sensor mode.
2.9.2 DO LED state mode
In the LED state mode, the DO pin outputs the LED ON/OFF state. If a CaMate is operating in the Direct
or Light sensor LED control mode, other devices can acknowledge the CaMate's LED ON/OFF status via
the DO connection.
2.9.3 DO Diagnostic mode
In the Diagnostic mode, the DO pin outputs the LED health status. Abnormal conditions may include:
LEDs overheated or LED voltage out of range. The Diagnostic mode can be used for maintenance
purpose.