> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.ocutrap.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.ocutrap.com/getting-started/app/led-modes.md).

# LED modes

For a customer-friendly guide to LED patterns — including what to do when troubleshooting — see the [LED Guide](/getting-started/led-guide.md).

The patterns below show animated examples of each status light.

### Connected Mode

* **Breathing Cyan**: The trap is connected to the cloud and online.
* <img src="/files/otEFnIRKqLHwVa5mZaIX" alt="" data-size="line">

### Connecting to the Cloud

* **Rapidly Blinking Cyan**: The trap is connecting to the cloud, usually after finding cellular signal.
* <img src="/files/buSZLjd6FilxuWwYA6kH" alt="" data-size="line">

### OTA Firmware Update

* **Blinking Magenta**: A firmware update is in progress. Leave the trap powered on and wait.
* <img src="/files/twJBvK1ji8LhsuFnfv43" alt="" data-size="line">

### Looking for Internet

* **Blinking Green**: The device is attempting to establish a cellular connection.
* <img src="/files/6XfTxGvy5NhRdyQOkg0s" alt="" data-size="line">

### Red flash SOS <a href="#red-flash-sos" id="red-flash-sos"></a>

Is your device blinking red?

A pattern of more than 10 red blinks indicates a **system error**. Count the blinks and contact [OcuTrap Support](/support/support.md).

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[Contact Us](/support/support.md)
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### No status LED <a href="#no-status-led" id="no-status-led"></a>

If you power up your device and the status LED never comes on, reconnect the battery, press the power button once, and see [Trap Offline or Won't Connect](/troubleshooting/trap-offline-or-wont-connect.md).


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