PXL-500 - LED Definitions
1.0 Reader LED Responses to Access Control Events
During day-to-day activity, the reader will respond to access control events in a specific manner. The Table below provides a summary of the reader's LED and beeper actions during access control events:
| Event | Reader's LED Status | Reader's Beeper Status |
| Waiting for an event | displays a steady Amber LED | silent |
| Access Granted | displays a Green LED until the door is closed or the door unlock time is reached | one long Beep |
| Access Denied | flashes a Red LED | one short Beep |
| Door Alarm | flashing Red LED for the duration of the alarm condition | pulsating Beep for the duration of the alarm condition |
| Door RTE | displays a Green LED until the door is opened or the door unlock time is reached | one long Beep |
2.0 Controller LED Definitions
- LED 1 (Fuse LED) - Indicates if there is a power problem and if the thermal power fuse is open. In normal operation this LED should be off.
- LED 2 and LED 3 (TxD and RxD) - Both LEDs should be solid green when making a Serial connection.
- LED 4 and LED 5 - Not Used.
- LED 6 (Lock LED) - The lock LED will be solid green when the lock relay is active.
- LED 7 (Alarm LED) - The alarm LED will be solid green when the alarm relay is active.
- LED 8 (Power LED) - Indicates correct input power - LED will be solid green when the controller is receiving the correct voltage. It will be solid red if there is a power-problem.
- LED 9 (Comms LED) - Indicates when the controller has good RS-485 comms. The LED will be flashing green when the controller is communicating on the RS-485 network.
- LED 10 (Reader Voltage LED) - Indicates when the Wiegand reader output on a PXL-500W is set for 12VDC - LED is solid red when the Wiegand reader voltage is set to 12VDC