What the status lights (LED) mean – Scribit

The LED on your Scribit Robot uses different colors and patterns to communicate the state of your Scribit Robot.

Here’s an overview:

Linear-pulse White Light

Scribit is ready to pair. Use the mobile App to continue the pairing flow.

Solid White Light

Scribit is in standby mode and connected to your network. If you’re already connected to Scribit, this means that Scribit is ready to start drawing.

Double-blinking White Light

The Scribit mobile App has sent a drawing to Scribit, he is in loading mode.

Linear-pulse Cyan light

Scribit it is calibrating.

Double-blinking Cyan light

Scribit downloaded calibration process

Linear-pulse Orange light

Scribit is reaching its temperature to start to erase your artwork.

Solid Orange light

Scribit is heating to start to erase your artwork on your wall.

Double-blinking red light

A system error/failure has occurred. Try unplugging Scribit and plugging it back in again.

If the problem persist please contact Scribit customer support

Double-blinking yellow light

A factory reset is in progress.

Double-blinking blue light

A firmware update has been downloaded to Scribit and is being installed. After the update has installed, Scribit will restart and show a solid white light.

Linear-pulse light

Scribit is booting. This happens often after an unplug action, after that Scribit will restart and show a solid or a linear-pulse white light according to its connection status.

Solid blue light

Scribit firmware has been updated. After this Scribit will turn to a solid or a linear-pulse white light according to its connection status.

Solid Red light

Scribit had a connection/calibration failure. Usually after this Scribit will turn to a solid or a linear-pulse white light according to its connection status.