Response Mk2 DMX/RDM Gateway Port LED and Home Screen Statuses

Question

What do the LEDs next to the ports on my Mk2 DMX/RDM Gateway mean?

What does the text on my home screen mean?

Each port on a Mk2 DMX/RDM Gateway has an LED that indicates the current status of the port:

Output mode
- Green (solid): Valid sACN sources on the port
- Green (slow blinking): No valid sACN sources on the port. Note that the port can be in a Hold Last Look (HLL) state
- Green (fast blinking): Attempting to output but there are other DMX sources detected on the DMX line causing a collision
- Amber (blink): RDM transaction in process
- Red-Green (alternating blinking): The port is updating a connected ETC device
- Amber-Green (alternating blinking): The port is in DMX test mode
Input mode
- Red (solid): Active DMX input on the port
- Red (slow blinking): No active DMX input on the port
- Red (fast blinking): DMX source is invalid
- Off: Port disabled or power off

The home screen of a Response Mk2 Gateway can be broken into three sections of information.

This is a user definable nickname for the gateway that can be set using Concert.

This is set up in the local settings or via Concert
NOTE: If a gateway is displaying an IP address of all zeros, that means it's unable to establish a valid connection to the network. Check About > Network to see if there's a MAC address listed. If there isn't, the gateway may need to come in for repair.

Typical format per port: port # direction universe #
- Ex: 1 -> 12 means port one is outputting universe 12
Arrow directions
- Left- facing: receiving
- Right-facing: outputting
Background color
- Black: active port
- White: inactive port
Special characters
- * after port number: port performing data loss behavior
- DD: dimmer doubled port
- AIP: Advanced Input Patch
- ^ : port in downloader mode
- X: disabled port
- ... : universe is above 999 or split