The ArduinoTrack firmware can announce certain status conditions by use of the green status LED on the corner of the ArduinoTrack, and/or via a piezo buzzer on the board. All status messages consist of International Morse Code symbols for easy decoding and memorization.
| Character | Purpose/Meaning |
| 'K' - Dah-di-dah |
This is the initial "OK" sent by the ArduinoTrack as it powers up, and indicates that the firmware is correctly loaded to the board. |
| 'E' - Dit |
A single dit is emitted while the ArduinoTrack is attempting to configure the Ublox GPS during the start up process. This process usually happens on the first attempt, but can occasionally take multiple attempts. |
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'I' - Di-dit |
Confirmation that the Ublox GPS has been configured. This normally follows immediately after the single Dit chirp. |
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'G' - Dah-dah-dit |
If the ArduinoTrack fails to receive any data from the GPS, a 'G' will be sent out. This can be caused if another device on pins 7 or 8 are interfering with the data stream being sent by the GPS. This also happens when the ArduinoTrack firmware is being updated by a host Arduino. |
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'L' - Di-dah-di-dit |
An 'L' is annunciated if the GPS has lost a valid position lock on the satellites in view. This is normal for the first few minutes after starting up the ArduinoTrack, or if the ArduinoTrack is being operated indoors. |
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'X' - Dah-di-di-dah |
The ArduinoTrack is performing it self-check exercises. This is normally only used during the testing of a new or repaired circuit board. |
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'C' - Dah-di-dah-dit |
The ArduinoTrack has entered Configuration mode. |
| 'W' - Di-dah-dah |
The configuration data was successfully written to the on-board EEPROM. |