SitePoint at a glance

Created by Mica Roberts, Modified on Fri, 31 Jul at 3:04 PM by Mica Roberts

Overview

This article provides a quick overview of your SitePoint, including how to charge it, power it on, and understand its LED indicators.

Charging Your SitePoint

Before using your SitePoint for the first time, fully charge the battery.

Charging Instructions

Open the USB-C weather protection flap.
Connect the supplied USB-C charging cable to the SitePoint.
Plug the cable into the supplied USB charging block.
Plug the charging block into a wall outlet.
The power LED will pulse green while charging.
When charging is complete the power LED will turn solid green. Disconnect the cable and close the weather protection flap to maintain the weather seal.

Important

Always use the supplied USB-C charging cable and charging block when charging your SitePoint.

Note: The SitePoint's battery percentage is displayed during the connection setup process, allowing you to verify the device has sufficient charge before beginning your work.

Powering on your SitePoint

Press and hold the power button for 2 seconds to turn your SitePoint on or off.

Battery Indicator (Power LED)

The power button also acts as the battery status indicator.

Battery Status	LED Behavior
Charging	Green breathing (slow pulse)
Fully charged	Solid green
95–100%	Solid green
75–95%	3 green flashes
50–75%	2 green flashes
25–50%	1 green flash
10–25%	1 red flash per second
5–10%	2 red flashes per second
2–5%	3 red flashes per second
0–2%	4 red flashes per second

Note: When the LED turns red, the battery is low. Charge your SitePoint as soon as possible.

Status indicator (Top LED)

The status indicator on top of the SitePoint indicates what the device is currently doing.

Status	LED Behavior
Starting up	3 green flashes
Base mode - Self Survey	Fast magenta blink
Base mode - Broadcasting	Slow magenta blink
Rover - Not connected	Solid white (dims over time)
Rover - Connected, acquiring position	Fast white blink
Rover - Position fixed	Slow white blink

Helpful Tips

Keep the USB-C weather flap closed whenever the device is not charging.
Charge the device after each workday so it's ready for your next project.
If the battery indicator turns red, recharge the device as soon as possible.