From db0ec3a8ea76a46384957abd9e434ec1311db0b9 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: ligenxxxx <59721724+ligenxxxx@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Tue, 5 Dec 2023 09:50:07 +0800
Subject: [PATCH] Fix the meaning of the blue led at readme

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 README.md | 17 ++++++++++++-----
 1 file changed, 12 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-)

diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
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@@ -13,32 +13,39 @@ To download the latest firmware for your VTX, visit the [release page](https://g
 ## For Developers:
 
 ### To build:
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 - Recommended build environment is Visual Studio Code
 - Install PlatformIO IDE extension in Visual Studio Code
 - Build source inside of PlatformIO (ctrl + alt + b)
 
 ### To flash firmware:
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 - Navigate to `.pio\build\{vtx model}`
 - Copy HDZERO_TX.bin to root of VRX SD Card
 - Follow normal flashing proceedure
 
 # Attention:
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 **Please do not arbitrarily modify the data in use in the EEPROM, that may make your VTX not work.**
 
 # Basic VTX hardware troubleshooting:
-The Red LED is a simple indicator of power status and should be ON solid during normal operation. 
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+The Red LED is a simple indicator of power status and should be ON solid during normal operation.
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 - If the Red LED is Off, dim, or flickering: Test power input to VTX is stable at expected voltage and within input voltage tolerance of VTX.
 
 The Blue LED provides these status indications:
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 - flicker 3x after boot indicates MSP signaling is detected.
 - OFF = camera lost (check camera and cabling)
-- ON/OFF @ 2hz = heat protection
-- ON/OFF @ 2hz quickly = dm6300 is broken
-- ON/OFF @ 8hz = 0MW pitt mode active
-- ON/OFF @ 4hz = 0.1mw pitt mode active
+- ON/OFF @ 1hz = heat protection
+- ON/OFF @ 4hz = 0MW pitt mode active
+- ON/OFF @ 2hz = 0.1mw pitt mode active
+- Flashes quickly 2 times per second = RF chip(dm6300) failure
 - ON solid = VTX operation normal
 
 If both Red and Blue LEDS are on solid but no video signal is detected by VRX:
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 - use spectrum analyzer (available on some analog VRXs) to verify VTX RF output on correct channel.
 - use a PAT version of firmware for your specific VTX to verify RF output from VTX and test patern signal is received by VRX.