SMART Technologies board d600 User Manual

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CHAPTER 5 – TROUBLESHOOTING YOUR SMART BOARD INTERACTIVE 
WHITEBOARD
Flowchart 1: Getting Started
Your interactive whiteboard isn’t receiving power. 
Go to Flowchart 2: Ready Light Not On on page 43.
A red Ready light indicates that your interactive whiteboard is 
receiving power but isn’t communicating correctly with your 
computer. Go to Flowchart 3: Ready Light Red on page 44.
A flashing green Ready light can be normal if you want 
touch-only operation of your interactive whiteboard. 
If you want to use the SMART Board tools or the pen tray 
pens, go to Flowchart 4: Ready Light Flashing Green on 
page 45.
A solid green Ready light indicates normal operation. 
To diagnose issues that can occur in other components of 
your interactive whiteboard, go to Flowchart 5: Ready Light 
Steady Green
 on page 46.
A flashing or solid amber Ready light indicates that you need 
to reset the controller. See Resetting Your Interactive 
Whiteboard
 on page 41
. If the issue persists, you may have 
to reflash the firmware, or replace the controller. 
Contact your next level of support.
If none of these descriptions applies to the Ready light, 
contact your next level of support.
Start
Is the Ready 
light on?
Is the Ready 
light red or alternating 
red/green?
Is the Ready 
light flashing
 green?
Is the Ready 
light solid
 green?
Is the Ready 
light amber?
No
Yes
No
No
No
Go to 
Flowchart 
2
Yes
Go to 
Flowchart 
3
Yes
Go to 
Flowchart 
4
Yes
Go to 
Flowchart 
5
Yes
Controller is in boot 
loader mode 
or has detected a 
checksum error
Contact your next 
level of support
No