Using LEDs to troubleshoot
WARNING: Shock Hazard. May result in serious injury or
death. Do not wire when live. Turn off power to all power
feeds via circuit breaker or isolator before wiring or servicing.
Buttons and LEDs in the unit are used for troubleshooting. If
wiring is exposed when accessing buttons and LEDs, the unit
must be accessed by a certified electrician, following local
codes.
LED Behavior
Normal
LED
operation
PWR
Green:
(Power)
Continuous On
Link 1
Green: 1 flash
Link 2
per second
QS
Green: 1 flash
(QS Link)
per second
Test
Off
Temp
Off
T-Series Energi Savr Node
Problem
Probable cause
indicator
Green: 5 flashes per
General system failure
second
T-Series digital link
Red: Continuous on
externally shorted,
miswired or loop error
Red/Green: alternating
Loop slowed because of
1 flash per second
over-temperature
Red: 1 flash per
Loop stopped because
second
of over-temperature
Red: 5 flashes per
Emergency Mode
second
Red: 1 flash per 7
More than one supply
seconds
powering loop
Green: 1 flash per 7
Link disconnected,
seconds
communication lost
Green: 5 flashes per
Incorrect data
second
No connection ever
Off
made
Red: 5 flashes per
Test failed
second
Green: 5 flashes per
Test mode activated
second
Red: 5 flashes per
Over-temperature
second
Over-temperature, unit
Red: continuous On
disabled
Installation Guide
T-Series Energi Savr Node
Input LED Behavior
LED
Occ
(Occupancy
Sensor)
Daylight
(Daylight Sensor)
IR
(Infrared
Receiver)
CCI
(Contact Closure
Input)
Emerg
(Emergency
Contact Closure
Input)
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LED Behavior
Description
Continuous On
Sensor detects Vacancy
1 flash per second
Sensor detects Occupancy
Off
Sensor never detected
Continuous On
Sensor is detected
Sensor information transmitting on
Flashing
the QS link
Sensor never detected/sensor not
Off
seeing light
Continuous On
Receiver is detected
Flashing
IR button press detected
Off
Receiver never detected
Continuous On
Contact detected/open
Flashing
Contact closed
Off
Contact never detected
Normal operation/Contact Closed/
Continuous On
Jumpered
Emergency Mode/Contact Open/
Rapid flash
Jumper missing
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