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Front Panel LEDs<br />
Front Panel LEDs<br />
Definition of Classic/<strong>Deca</strong><br />
�Power: Indication of the digital power<br />
– Should be green unless the power to the <strong>LCQ</strong> is off or there has been a failure.<br />
�Vacuum: Indicates that the vacuum is OK.<br />
– (Convectron gauge, ion gauge, and external switch are all in the correct state.)<br />
– Should be green. If any one of the inter-locks is not logically correct, the LED will be off.<br />
�Communication: Indicates communication between the on-board AT CPU and the NT<br />
computer.<br />
– Will be green if the two computers are communicating.<br />
– Will be yellow if the on-board AT is active but not communicating with the NT computer.<br />
– Will be off if the <strong>LCQ</strong> is off or if a failure has occurred.<br />
�System: Indicates the status of the <strong>LCQ</strong>.<br />
– Will be green if the <strong>LCQ</strong> is in the On mode. High voltage is applied.<br />
– Will be yellow if the <strong>LCQ</strong> is in the standby mode. High voltages are off.<br />
– Will be off if the <strong>LCQ</strong> is in the Off mode. Most of the power supplies are off.<br />
�Scan: Indicates that the <strong>LCQ</strong> is in the On mode and Scanning.<br />
– Will be blue and flashing when the <strong>LCQ</strong> is collecting data.<br />
– Will be off if the <strong>LCQ</strong> is either in the On or Standby mode. Also will be off if the <strong>LCQ</strong> is<br />
off.