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Updated Status LED (markdown)

blakadder 2019-05-24 12:00:41 +02:00
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Status-LED.md

@ -6,13 +6,6 @@ By default Tasmota uses the first defined Led(i) as a device status LED. Next de
> It is possible to wire in your own LED and assign it as any of the above mentioned but that's outside the scope of this article.
### Power status LED
**Power status LED** shows the status of components (commonly relays). It is turned off by default when the relay is OFF and turned on when the relay switches ON.
> Depending on the device design, some LEDs are connected to the same GPIO as the relay. Those cannot be independently controlled since they have to follow the relay state.
If you have more than one LED wired independently and you want it to show the relay state you need to assign [LedLink](#using-ledlink).
### Link status LED
<img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/blakadder/testdocusite/master/sonoff%20blinking.gif" align=right height=90%>
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*As an example:* On a Sonoff Basic the green LED is defined as Ledi and is used as the link status LED.
### Power status LED
**Power status LED** shows the status of components (commonly relays). It is turned off by default when the relay is OFF and turned on when the relay switches ON.
> Depending on the device design, some LEDs are connected to the same GPIO as the relay. Those cannot be independently controlled since they have to follow the relay state.
If you have more than one LED wired independently and you want it to show the relay state you need to assign [LedLink](#using-ledlink).
## Using LedLink
Since version 6.5.0.12, a new component, LedLink (or LedLinki) is used to assign the link status LED. When LedLink(i) is assigned other LEDs are automatically linked to their corresponding relay and serve as that relay's power status LED.