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10) Meaning of LED indicators and audio signals

The Solar uses an LED and audio signals to indicate its operating status, battery level and various operations.


Blue LED — operation and Bluetooth

The blue LED indicates the operating status of the instrument and the Bluetooth connection.

  • single blue LED blink: waiting for Bluetooth connection

  • fast double blue LED blink: connected to a Bluetooth application


Orange LED — charging status

The orange LED indicates the battery charging status when the Solar is connected to a USB power source.

  • orange LED with slowly varying intensity (wave effect): battery charging in progress

  • steady blue LED: battery fully charged

Solar charging operates automatically in the presence of light and does not trigger the orange LED.


Startup audio signal

When turning on, the Solar emits a melody indicating that the instrument is ready to operate.

A series of beeps then indicates the battery level:

  • 3 beeps: high battery level

  • 2 beeps: medium battery level

  • 1 beep: low battery

If the battery is too low, the instrument will not start.


Variometer audio signal

In flight, the Solar emits audio signals corresponding to your vertical speed:

  • high-pitched sounds: climb,

  • low-pitched sounds: descent,

  • no sound: stable air.

The volume can be adjusted using the button or via Syride Link.


Zeroing audio signal

When the zeroing function is enabled, a specific audio signal is emitted when the air mass is close to neutral. This signal is only activated during flight.


Shutdown audio signal

When turning off, a melody confirms that the instrument has shut down correctly.

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