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LED Configuration, System > LED Configuration

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Shortcut @annually @monthly @weekly @daily @midnight @hourly Equivalent 0 0 1 1 * 0 0 1 * * 0 0 * * 0 0 0 * * * 0 0 * * * 0 * * * * Description Every year Every month Every week Every day Every day Every hour 8: System LED Configuration System > LED Configuration The G520 series router provides 9 LEDs to indicate status and activity. Among these, there are 2 user-programmable LEDs. The other LEDs are not recommended to be modified. For a description of the default LED behaviors, see LEDs. The LED can be controlled by various system events, which is selected by the trigger option. Depending on the trigger, additional options must be specified. See Table 8-10 which lists some trigger descriptions. The UI displays some triggers not listed in the table, but these are not recommended to be used. Trigger none timer defaulton heartbeat Table 8-10 Trigger Descriptions Description The LED is always in the default state. This is useful to declare an LED to be always ON. The LED blinks with the configured On/ Off frequency. Options:  On-state delay: time in milliseconds that the LED is On.  Off-state delay: time in milliseconds that the LED is Off. This trigger option is deprecated. Use trigger = none and default = On instead. The LED flashes to simulate actual heartbeat thump-thump-pause. The frequency is in direct proportion to 1minute average CPU load. Examples LED always on:  LED name: any LED  Default: On  Trigger: none LED is 100ms On / 200ms Off:  LED name: any LED  Default: On  Trigger: timer  On-State Delay: 100  Off-State Delay: 200 LED blinks in heartbeat pattern:  LED name: any LED  Default: Off  Trigger: heartbeat G520 Series IoT Cellular Gateway User Guide 76

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8: System
G520 Series IoT Cellular Gateway User Guide
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LED Configuration
System > LED Configuration
The G520 series router provides 9 LEDs to indicate status and activity. Among these, there are 2
user-programmable LEDs. The other LEDs are not recommended to be modified. For a
description of the default LED behaviors, see
LEDs.
The LED can be controlled by various system events, which is selected by the trigger option.
Depending on the trigger, additional options must be specified. See
Table 8-10
which lists some
trigger descriptions. The UI displays some triggers not listed in the table, but these are not
recommended to be used.
Table 8-10
Trigger Descriptions
@annually
0 0 1 1 *
Every year
@monthly
0 0 1 * *
Every month
@weekly
0 0 * * 0
Every week
@daily
0 0 * * *
Every day
@midnight
0 0 * * *
Every day
@hourly
0 * * * *
Every hour
Trigger
Description
Examples
none
The LED is always in the default state.
This is useful to declare an LED to be
always ON.
LED always on:
LED name: any LED
Default: On
Trigger: none
timer
The LED blinks with the configured On/
Off frequency.
Options:
On-state delay: time in milliseconds
that the LED is On.
Off-state delay: time in milliseconds
that the LED is Off.
LED is 100ms On / 200ms Off:
LED name: any LED
Default: On
Trigger: timer
On-State Delay: 100
Off-State Delay: 200
defaulton
This trigger option is deprecated. Use
trigger = none and default = On instead.
heartbeat
The LED flashes to simulate actual
heartbeat thump-thump-pause. The
frequency is in direct proportion to 1-
minute average CPU load.
LED blinks in heartbeat pattern:
LED name: any LED
Default: Off
Trigger: heartbeat
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