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RNWF11 Application Developer's Guide

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2.6.1 Power LED (D4)

Introduction
Features
1 Quick References
2 Hardware
3 Getting Started with Software Development
4 Getting Started with RNWF11 Add On Board
5 Out of Box Demo
6 Example Applications
7 File System
8 Device Firmware Update (DFU)
9 AT Commands
Appendix A.1 - Reading Serial Number Using AT Command
Appendix A.2 - Reading Certificate Using Python Script
Appendix A.3 - Reading Certificate Using AT Command
Appendix A.4 - Merging Manual Changes Into Regenerated Code
Appendix A.5 - MQTT Buffer Length Handling
Appendix A.6 - OOB Connectivity With AWS Server Using AT Command
Appendix A.7 - Uploading a Certificate to Amazon AWS Cloud
Appendix A.8 - Uploading a Certificate to Microsoft Azure Cloud
Appendix A.9 – Uploading a Certificate to IoT Hub Azure
10 Document Revision History
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2.6.1 Power LED (D4)

Utilize the power LED (D4) to signal the activation of the device’s power via USB Type-C (J1).

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