Buzzer Tones

The buzzer tones indicate the state of the ESP device and whether it is working properly or not. A single buzzer tone means that the built-in LED is turned on.

5 Buzzer Tones - Startup/Bootup

When the device boots up normally, it will sound “5 fast tones”. If it restarts through the “RST” button, it will sound “5 slow tones”. To reset the ESP device configurations, press the “RST” button 5 times during the slow tones.

Booting up the ESP device through the wired connection (Micro USB Connector) is equivalent to pressing the “RST” button state.

When the device boots up successfully, it will sound a “1 fast tone”. The reset attempts will also go back to zero.

NodeMCU ESP8266 Factory Reset or Reset Configuration

The reset button for the NodeMCU ESP8266 device.

3 Buzzer Tones - Not connected to a MikroTik network

A “3 fast tones” will sound when it is not connected to a MikroTik network. The captive portal is open INTRAFI-SETUP-ESPxxxx during this state, this will be shown in your Wi-Fi lists.

2 Buzzer Tones - Reconnecting to a MikroTik network

A “2 fast tones” will sound when the ESP device is trying to reconnect to the configured Wi-Fi settings.

1 Tone - Task in progress or completed

A “1 fast tone” will sound when a task is waiting to be completed or has been completed.