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WDT60: LED indicators

Scott Kircher
2018-01-30
in Mobile Computers

Much of this information can be found on page 35 of the WDT60 user manual (linked below).

 

  Keyboard Status (center)  
Charging
Status
(left side)
Scanner 
Good Read

(right side)

 

Charging Status (left side)
Green 
Constant once the charging process
has been completed (full charge).
Red  Constant while charging.
Note: After the Power control panel initially
reports the main battery's remaining power
is 100%, this LED may stay red up to an
hour before it turns green.
Blinking Red
In case of charge fault it is constant for
two hours, then it starts blinking.
Orange
Constant when charging a severely
discharged main battery until the battery
has sufficient charge for its controller to
begin communicating with the WDT60's
power system. Once the battery is
communicating, the charge LED will
switch to glow red and continue charging
normally.

Flickering 
Green & Red
(movie)

Bad battery. Note: The flickering is at a
constant rate. The pulsing seen in 
the movie is an artifact of the different
frequencies of video recording and flickering.

 

Keyboard Status (center)
Off Keyboard in primary.
Orange solid  Orange alternate key mode.
Blue solid  Blue alternate key mode.
Blue blinking Normal during Clean Boot
(other LEDs are off)
Sky Blue  CapsLock enabled.

 

Scanner Good Read (right side)
Red 
1. Scanning LED is ON from the time the
user hits the scan button or side trigger
buttons until the bar code is decoded.

2. When turning the device off with the
power button, this button is red for a short time.
Green 
Scanning LED is ON, showing a good
decode.
A user reported that his device was not responsive and the right-side LED was solid red. The user removed the main battery, waited until the backup battery was completely discharged, then reinserted the main battery. Then the device became responsive again.

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