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CC85xx extended LED indications for two microphone system

CC85xx extended LED indications for two microphone system

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andy chang2
Posted by andy chang2
on Dec 27 2012 08:59 AM
Prodigy50 points

Hi,all

my application is a microphone system.it has two transmitter which work as PS and a receiver which works as PM.i configured it ,and it works well.but  it only has one LED to indicate the current network status. i think it is not nice.could you tell me how can use both extended LED  and status LED to indicate the two microphones's status? the user's guide has mentioned it ,but without details.thank all of you!

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  • Kjetil
    Posted by Kjetil
    on Jan 02 2013 09:32 AM
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    Hi Andy, 

    Alternate status is only available for PS when automatic dynamic channel selection is used or for both PM and PS as low battery warning. 
    The PurePath Wireless Configurator help system has more information on this.

    A PM can not support separate LED status for each of the connected PSs.

    Regards,

    Kjetil 

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  • Kristoffer S
    Posted by Kristoffer S
    on Jan 07 2013 08:55 AM
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    Andy,

    The only way to get a separate LED for each mic is if you run the PM in host controlled operation and controlling the LEDs from the MCU.

    Regards

    Kristoffer

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