LED Guide

This guide explains what each LED pattern means on your OcuTrap device. It includes normal system statuses, user-button interactions, and low-battery behavior.

System Status Indicators

These patterns occur during power-up, connectivity, or firmware activity.

Status	LED Pattern	Description
Connected Mode	Breathing Cyan	Connected to the cloud and fully operational.
Connecting to Cloud	Fast Blinking Cyan	Attempting to connect to the cloud.
OTA Firmware Update	Blinking Magenta	Firmware update or booting in safe mode.
Looking for Internet	Blinking Green	Searching for a cellular signal.
Red Flash SOS	Rapid Red Blinks	Firmware crash. Contact support if >10 blinks.
No Status LED	No Light	Device has no power or failed to boot.
Hibernation	LED Off	Trap has entered low-power sleep. Wake with power button.

Note: These modes are managed automatically. Only use the power button if the LED does not respond.

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⚠️ Low Battery Startup Behavior

When the battery is too low (below 9.6V at startup), the following will happen:

• The trap shows a solid red LED during boot.

• Sends a cloud error notification (if connected).

• Automatically shuts down and enters hibernation.

• Will not auto-recover — must be awakened manually using the power button.

• If voltage is still low, it will repeat the cycle.

To recover, charge or replace the battery and press the power button again.

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🎛️ User Button LED Patterns

These appear when using the physical User Button or Power Button on the device.

Device State Indicators

State	LED Pattern
Unarmed and Open	Solid Blue
Unarmed and Closed	Solid Green
Armed Mode	Solid Yellow
Armed and Captured	Solid Magenta

Manual Door Control

To manually open or close the trap door:

1. Press the User Button

2. Press again and hold for 5 seconds

Action	LED Pattern
Open Door	Blinking Blue
Close Door	Blinking Green

Arm/Unarm the Trap

1. Press the User Button, then the Power Button

Action	LED Pattern
Arm Trap	Blinking Yellow
Unarm Trap	Blinking White

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Notes

• LED brightness may dim in low power mode to conserve battery.

• No LED means the device is off or in hibernation.

• Any pattern not listed here may indicate a malfunction — contact support if unsure.