Equipment - Controllers - EDGE - Connected Devices Offline
This article will guide you troubleshooting an EDGE controller with offline connected devices (wired and wireless).
Table of Contents
Connected Devices Offline
- Locate the controller.

- Confirm power LED (green, solid- lefthand LED) is on.
- If power LED is not on, check the 12VDC Adaptor.
- Check for physical damage.
- Unplug from EDGE and plug back in.
- Unplug wall plug from 120V receptacle socket and plug back in.
- If there is another spare wall socket, try moving the 12VDC plug to the empty socket.
- Confirm power to wall socket through breaker.
- If after all above steps there is still no power, we will need to replace the 12VDC Adaptor.
- Contact GridPoint Support for more details.
- If power LED is not on, check the 12VDC Adaptor.
- If a new 12VDC Adaptor is used and there is still no power, the EDGE controller will need to be replaced.
- Contact GridPoint Support for more details.
- If power comes on, continue to next step.
- Confirm heartbeat LED (blue, flashing- righthand LED) is on.
- This indicates that the EDGE firmware is running, and the device is fully booted up.
- If there is no blue light, reach out to GridPoint Support for more details.
Troubleshooting Wired Connected Devices
- Locate the controller.
- If the tech or site staff are having trouble locating the controller, check in Intelligence
- Select customer > select sites and choose current site > click Install button > under Install Details, click Install Photos
- If the tech or site staff are having trouble locating the controller, check in Intelligence
- Confirm power LED (green, solid- lefthand LED) is on.
- If power LED is not on, check the 12VDC Adaptor
- Check for physical damage
- Unplug from EDGE and plug back in
- Unplug wall plug from 120V receptacle socket and plug back in
- If there is another spare wall socket, try moving the 12VDC plug to the empty socket
- Confirm power to wall socket through breaker
- If after all above steps there is still no power, we will need to replace the 12VDC Adaptor
- Technical Experts will need to message the Response Ops channel for assistance.
- Response Ops should review the case and send a message to our Slack team supporting GridPoint Intelligence
- If a new 12VDC Adaptor is used and there is still no power, the EDGE controller will need to be replaced
- Technical Experts will need to message the Response Ops channel for assistance.
- Response Ops should review the case and send a message to our Slack team supporting GridPoint Intelligence
- If power comes on, continue to next step
- If power LED is not on, check the 12VDC Adaptor
- Confirm heartbeat LED (blue, flashing- righthand LED) is on.
- This indicates that the EDGE firmware is running, and the device is fully booted up.
- If this is not flashing, Technical Experts will need to message the Response Ops channel for assistance.
- Response Ops should review the case and send a message to our Slack team supporting GridPoint Intelligence