Analog output LED color

jkb

I have a recently purchased 4ch analog output module. I just connected it up and noticed a red light coming from the box. I couldn't find any documentation of what the color indicates. I found the following for the state machine itself:
Status indicator

A bright tri-color LED illuminates the Bpod enclosure to indicate its current status. Blue = disconnected, Green = connected (idle), Yellow = running a trial, Red = fault condition.

Is red bad news for the analog output module? The analog output module is connected to state machine and a computer and seems to be working so far as I can see-- still figuring out how to use it, but the module is visible in the console and I can create BpodWavePlayer objects.

Thanks for the help.

Josh

Hello JKB,

You're seeing the Teensy board's built-in orange LED, linked to Pin 13.
We use SPI to interface with the analog module's DAC chip, and pin 13 doubles as the default SPI clock line. The clock line rests high between messages, so the light appears to be persistently on.

In other words, that's not a fault code.

-Josh

jkb

Josh wrote[quote='Josh' pid='4133' dateline='1643915976']
Hello JKB,

You're seeing the Teensy board's built-in orange LED, linked to Pin 13.
We use SPI to interface with the analog module's DAC chip, and pin 13 doubles as the default SPI clock line. The clock line rests high between messages, so the light appears to be persistently on.

In other words, that's not a fault code.

-Josh

Good news. Thanks for the help!