A700 and A700x LED indicators

Talkman devices, wireless headsets, and their chargers have LEDs that indicate the state of the equipment. These LEDs may be on, off or blink. In some cases an LED blinks, alternating between two colors.

The A700/A700x devices have several LED indicators to inform you of different states. The indicators and their blinking patterns are described in the following sections:

Device State Indicator

The device state indicator is a ring that is divided into a large and small segment:

Color Blink Pattern Device State
Off Off A700x Off Off
Green Small segment pulse A700x Sleep Sleep
Green Small segment on A700x On On
Green Solid ring A700x Charging Complete Charging complete
Green Fast blink A700x Touchconfig success Touch Config or TouchConnect successful
Yellow Rotating ring A700x Loading Loading or changing operator
Loading or changing task
Loading or changing voice
Starting up
Yellow Solid ring A700x Charging Charging
Yellow Small segment pulse A700x no task The device is running in Platform only mode
Yellow Small segment on A700x touchconfig send mode TouchConfig sender mode entered
Yellow Large segment on A700x touchconfig recieve mode TouchConfig receiver mode entered
Red Rotating ring A700x Firmware Load / Shutting Down Firmware load
Shutting down
Red Ring on A700x Early Boot Early boot
Red Fast blink A700x Charing Fault Charging fault or in charger or connected to power supply without battery

TouchConfig or TouchConnect not successful

Battery Charging Indicator

Color Blink Pattern Battery State
Off Off Not seated in charger or charger not on
Yellow On Charging
Green On Charging complete
Red Fast blink Charging fault

Battery Health Indicator

Indicator Blink Pattern Indicator Color Battery Charging State Notes
Off

Off The battery in the device has no battery health issues. In other words, the battery is healthy.  
On Red The battery in the device has a health issue. A user can use a fully charged battery with a health issue.  However, the supervisor should refer to VoiceConsole to get more information regarding the battery health issue, which might mean replacing the battery. Refer to the VoiceConsole online help for more information on the battery health statistics.

Replace a battery only with another battery that has been authorized by Honeywell for the product you are using. Use of an unqualified battery may present a risk of fire, explosion, leakage, or other hazard. See also Honeywell Battery Safety

Near Field Communication (NFC) Indicator

Blink Pattern NFC State
Off A700x NFC Off NFC radio is disabled.
Fast blink A700x NFC Scan The device is scanning for a tag.
Blink A700x NFC Touchconfig TouchConfig sender or receiver mode entered
On (for one second then off) A700x NFC Touchconfig Success The device successfully read a tag.
Slow pulse A700x NFC Readable Readable - act as a tag

Bluetooth Indicator

Blink Pattern Bluetooth State
Off A700x Bluetooth Off Bluetooth radio is disabled. 
On A700x Bluetooth Searching Device is searching for other Bluetooth devices.
Fast blink A700x Bluetooth Connecting Device is attempting to connect to another Bluetooth device.
Pulse A700x Bluetooth Connected Bluetooth is connected to a peripheral.
Discoverable Blink Pattern A700x Bluetooth Discoverable Device Bluetooth is discoverable by other devices.
Slow Pulse A700x Bluetooth Enabled Bluetooth is on and enabled, but is not connected, not in discovery or paging mode, and not discoverable.

Network Indicator

Network Indicator Network State What is Happening When This Occurs
Off A700x Wifi Off Radio enabled but unconfigured The radio is powered on but the device is not attempting to connect to the network. No network is defined for the device.
Fast Blink A700x Wifi Connecting Radio enabled and connecting to network The radio is powered on and is scanning, associating, and authenticating. On first connection, on re-association and after every roaming out of network.
Pulse A700x Wifi Connected Connected to network Full network connection. The device may be requesting and receiving an IP address.

If the LEDs indicate that there is a problem, refer to information on troubleshooting to solve the problem. See also Troubleshooting Problems Indicated by LED.