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Blue Light Blinks or Turns Off on EasyADC Devices, Description of the Blue Light on Each Device

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Chapter 6 - Troubleshooting The rest of the screens should appear the same as in the previous procedure. Blue Light Blinks or Turns Off on EasyADC Devices The EasyADC CK30, WA22, and PM4i devices all include a blue light, called the Intermec Readiness Indicator, which indicates the status of the device, as described in the next table. Description of the Blue Light on Each Device Device CK30 Blue Light Status Off Blinking On WA22 Off Blinking On PM4i Off Blinking On Description TE 2000 has not loaded successfully. The CK30 is not connected to the Great Plains host. For example, the CK30 may have roamed out of range of the EasyADC WA22 access point. A connection to Great Plains has been established and all network connections are active. You can use TE 2000. The WA22 is not operational or it has not been booted. The WA22 is searching for the root access point in the EasyADC system. The WA22 has found a root access point or it has become the root access point. The WA22 is ready for use in the EasyADC system. The printer is not ready. The printer is not ready. For example, the printer may need media. See the display window on the printer for more information. The printer is ready for use in the EasyADC system. EasyADC System User's Manual 99

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Chapter 6 — Troubleshooting
EasyADC System User’s Manual
99
The rest of the screens should appear the same as in the previous
procedure.
Blue Light Blinks or Turns Off on EasyADC Devices
The EasyADC CK30, WA22, and PM4i devices all include a blue light,
called the Intermec Readiness Indicator, which indicates the status of the
device, as described in the next table.
Description of the Blue Light on Each Device
Device
Blue Light
Status
Description
CK30
Off
TE 2000 has not loaded successfully.
Blinking
The CK30 is not connected to the Great Plains host.
For example, the CK30 may have roamed out of range
of the EasyADC WA22 access point.
On
A connection to Great Plains has been established and
all network connections are active. You can use
TE 2000.
WA22
Off
The WA22 is not operational or it has not been booted.
Blinking
The WA22 is searching for the root access point in the
EasyADC system.
On
The WA22 has found a root access point or it has
become the root access point. The WA22 is ready for
use in the EasyADC system.
PM4i
Off
The printer is not ready.
Blinking
The printer is not ready. For example, the printer may
need media. See the display window on the printer for
more information.
On
The printer is ready for use in the EasyADC system.