Troubleshooting

Clipsal Cortex Meter lights 

Once the meter is installed and sending data to our server all 3 lights should be solid.

Refer to the tables below for troubleshooting purposes if there is any issue with your relevant device.

CX1 & CX1-SW

CX2-MB-SW

*Note for CX2 devices, Wi-Fi does not need to be connected for communication and is optional.

Troubleshooting

As a general rule, if the meter is stuck on anything except solid lights, then power cycle the meter.

To power cycle CX1 & CX1-SW

Turn the connected breaker that's powering the meter(s) off, wait until all 3 lights have turned off and approximately 5 minutes before turning it back on.

No lights are on

If no lights are coming on, check if P1 in the voltage terminal block is receiving voltage. If it is receiving voltage, the meter is likely faulty. Contact support to run through additional troubleshooting methods and organise a warranty case.

Only L1 is on or flashing 

If only the L1 light is solid or flashing, try power cycling the device. If the problem persists, then contact support. 

L1 is solid, L2 is flashing continuously (searching for network)

If the meter has begun searching for a network and becomes stuck in this stage, check the cellular reception at the meter and try changing the orientation of the antenna. If it doesn't solve the issue, you may need to install an external or high gain antenna to improve reception.If problem still persists with good reception, try power cycling the device or contact support.

To power cycle CX2-MB-SW

No lights are on

If no lights are coming on, check if P1 in the voltage terminal block is receiving voltage. If it is receiving voltage, the meter is likely faulty. Contact support to run through additional troubleshooting methods and organise a warranty case.

Only Power light is on or flashing

If only the power light is solid or flashing, try power cycling the device. If the problem persists, then contact support. 

Power light is solid, Cellular light is flashing continuously (searching for network)

If the meter has begun searching for a network and becomes stuck in this stage, check the cellular reception at the meter and try changing the orientation of the antenna. If it doesn't solve the issue, you may need to install an external or high gain antenna to improve reception.

It is highly recommended to configure the device to a Wi-Fi network if available at this stage. If problem still persists with good reception and Wi-Fi, try power cycling the device or contact support.