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FAQ:LZV200 Troubleshooting
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The various operating states of the LZV200 are indicated by the upper LEDs on the front panel, the state of the built-in amplifier (booster) by the lower LED.
During normal operation, both the upper and lower (red) LEDs are on.
Upper LED:
- The red LED is permanently on during operation of the LZV200.
- If the green LED lights up, the LZV200 is connected to a computer via the USB interface. The yellow LED flickers when there is data traffic between the LZV200 and the PC.
Lower LED:
- LED lit
- Everything ok, device in normal operation
- LED flashes slowly
- Short-circuit on the track,
- Track voltage switched off
- Distribution voltage too low (due to the load being too high)
- Emergency stop, track voltage switched off at the operating device
- LED flashes quickly
- Short-circuit on the track system
- Booster overheating
- LED double-flashes:
- A programming procedure was started by means of PoM (see “Setting the voltage on the track”)