Echo Zone Controller LED States

Primary	Off	N/A	Normal State	In normal powered on state, there is no indication. The LED is off by default.
Primary	Red	Flashing	All Echo Zone Controllers	Red flashing LED will last for the duration of the restore and will then return to Normal State.

Aux Input Mode	Green	Occupancy Mode	Aux Input set up for use with 3rd party Occupancy sensor
Aux Input Mode	Amber	Photo Mode	Aux Input set up for use with 3rd party Photo sensor
Aux Input Mode	Red	Disabled	Aux Input use is Disabled
Aux Input Mode	Red	Flashing	In process of Restore Defaults	Red flashing LED will last for the duration of the restore and will then return to Normal State.

Dimming Phase	Green	Solid	Forward Phase Mode
Dimming Phase	Amber	Alternating (See Notes)	Automatic Mode	One amber blink, followed by one green blink: Auto Forward Phase mode One amber blink, followed by one red blink: Auto Reverse Phase mode.
Dimming Mode	Green	Solid	Normal Mode
Dimming Mode	Red	Solid	Fluorescent Mode
Both LEDs	Red	1 blink pattern	Overcurrent	will shut off until value is set to 0, then will resume normal use. Load and wiring should be inspected to determine the cause of the overcurrent state.
Both LEDs	Red	2 blink pattern	Over Temp	Will shut off until it cools down, then resume normal use. Unit should be inspected to see why it over heated.
Both LEDs	Red	3 blink pattern	Protective shut down mode	Caused by multiple voltage spikes. Could be an issue with the load, or could be too inductive of a load. If highly inductive/Magnetic load, you should use the Echo Forward Phase Dimmer.

Dimming Phase	Green	Solid	Forward Phase Mode
Dimming Phase	Amber	Alternating (See Notes)	Automatic Mode	One amber blink, followed by one green blink: Auto Forward Phase mode One amber blink, followed by one red blink: Auto Reverse Phase mode.
Dimming Mode	Green	Solid	Normal Mode
Dimming Mode	Red	Solid	Fluorescent Mode
Both LEDs	Red	1 blink pattern	Overcurrent	will shut off until value is set to 0, then will resume normal use. Load and wiring should be inspected to determine the cause of the overcurrent state.
Both LEDs	Red	2 blink pattern	Over Temp	Will shut off until it cools down, then resume normal use. Unit should be inspected to see why it over heated.
Both LEDs	Red	3 blink pattern	Protective shut down mode	Caused by multiple voltage spikes. Load and wiring should be inspected for source of voltage spikes.