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add LED indicator table #3

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10 changes: 10 additions & 0 deletions manual/3-functions.md
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Expand Up @@ -48,4 +48,14 @@ The bottom LED close to the USB port indicates if the load output and USB port a

The three middle LEDs indicate the state of charge (SOC) of the connected battery. More LEDs means more energy is present in the battery.

| LED ID | ON |
|--------|-------------------------------|
| LED 1 | battery SOC low |
| LED 2 | battery SOC middle |
| LED 3 | battery SOC high |
| LED 4 | Load and USB port enabled |
| LED 5 | free for costum configuration |
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Did you double-check whether this renders correctly if built with Pandoc? They have some special way to configure tables IIRC. And unfortunately it's not standardized in Markdown.

Just wondering because the table in the specs page is formatted differently.

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thanks for the hint. i didn't check it. here is the new suggestion. would this work

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| LED ID | ON |
|--------|-------------------------------|
| LED 1 | battery SOC low |
| LED 2 | battery SOC middle |
| LED 3 | battery SOC high |
| LED 4 | Load and USB port enabled |
| LED 5 | free for costum configuration |
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LED No. Value = ON
-------------- ---------------------
LED 1 battery SOC low
LED 2 battery SOC middle
LED 3 battery SOC high
LED 4 Load and USB port enabled
LED 5 free for costum configuration

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I'm not sure if the new suggestion works. Did a quick check and for some reason pandoc doesn't want to create the PDF at all. For the HTML page even the first suggestion seems to work.

However, the content looks wrong. If LED1 is on, would the SOC not be high?




The top LED can be freely configured by the firmware developer, e.g. to indicate data transmission.