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POWER METER: How should the LED on the power meter blink normally during charging?

Gen 1 power meter spider:

The LED stays on when plugged in and automatically goes off when fully charged.

Gen 2 power meter spider:

① Official firmware version 40/41: After power-on, the four LEDs flash in sequence and go off when fully charged;

② Beta firmware versions 109(The firmware needs to be updated through the app): On V109, all four LEDs breathe while charging and turn off when fully charged.

LED Indicators

 

LED1

LED2

LED3

LED4

Description

Power-on & Battery Status

Power-on Self-Test

[LED1 → LED2 → LED3 → LED4]

The 4 LEDs flash sequentially from left to right for 1 second, then flash 3 times based on the spider’s current battery level.

Battery Level: 0%–25%

The leftmost LED (LED1) flashes 3 times simultaneously.

Battery Level: 25%–50%

The left two LEDs (LED1 & LED2) flash 3 times simultaneously.

Battery Level: 50%–75%

The left three LEDs (LED1, LED2 & LED3) flash 3 times simultaneously.

Battery Level: 75%–100%

All 4 LEDs flash 3 times simultaneously.

Operation & Function Status

Normal Operation

The rightmost LED (LED4) flashes once every 10 seconds.

Back-pedaling Mode
(Bluetooth On)

The rightmost LED (LED4) flashes once every 0.5 seconds, indicating Bluetooth is enabled.

Calibration Mode

The second LED from the right (LED3) flashes rapidly.

DFU Firmware
Update Mode

All 4 LEDs remain solid on.

Charging Status

Charging

Throughout the charging process, all 4 LEDs flash synchronously with a breathing effect.

Fully Charged

All LEDs turn off automatically once fully charged.

Power Meter Spider Gen2 – Firmware V109

Solid On

Off

Flashing

Rapid Flashing

Breathing Effect

2 thoughts on “XCADEY POWER METER SPIDER:How should the LED on the power meter blink normally during charging?”

  1. Hello. My PM Gen2 has one led blinking five times and after that the four LEDs for one time, and it’s like that for a week. No charging, no connecting, it seems to be in a failure mode. What action is needed?

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