How-To LED
Description
The Pi-Tron CM5 has a few LEDs onboard to show or signal the user different conditions and states. Below in the How-To section is an image showing the positions of the LEDs together with a reference name. The name of each LED is listed in a table below the image describing the function of the respective LED. This How-To is more of an overview of the available LEDs then an actual How-To.
Requirements
- No Requirements
How-To
Overview of all LEDs on the Pi-Tron CM5. The following image shows the reference name and location of each LED on the Pi-Tron CM5.

Use the following table to look up each LEDs name from the above image.
| Name | Function | Description |
|---|---|---|
| L1 | Power 1,8 volts CM4 OK | |
| L2 | Power 3,3 volts CM4 OK | |
| L3 | Power 5 volts | |
| L4 | Power 3,3 volts | |
| L5 | USB Power 1 OK | |
| L6 | USB Power 2 OK | |
| L7 | Power-LED (PWR) | |
| L8 | USB-Hub active | |
| L9 | USB-OTG active | |
| L10 | USB-OTG reset / Device Mode | |
| L11 | USB-OTG USB ext. power | |
| L12 | DIO1 led | |
| L13 | DIO2 led | |
| L14 | DIO3 led (backside) | |
| L15 | DIO4 led (backside) | |
| Lxx | CM5 activity LED |
Restrictions
- Note: Not all LEDs are available on all models. For example, a Pi-Tron CM5 version without DIO also has no DIO LEDs.
Related documentation
- Covering all aspects of the Raspberry Pi, the official documentation: https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation
- Information on LED codes on the Raspberry Pi: https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/computers/configuration.html#led-warning-flash-codes