is not plugged-in and uses the battery for power supply, the device enters **ESP-NOW mode**. In this case, the ESP32 chip keeps the power supply cut off and restarts only when a button is pressed. Once the chip finishes sending the control command, it immediately cuts off the power again.

### 5. LED Indicator

LED indicators visually represent the current status of ESP-MeshKit-Button.

| LED Color | USB Port | Status |
| --------- | -------- | ------ |
| Yellow (slow flashing) | Plugged-in | Not networked, in Network Configuration mode |
| Yellow (rapid flashing) | Plugged-in | Networking, being configured |
| Yellow (solid) | Plugged-in | Networked but not associated |
| Blue (flashing) | Plugged-in | Networked and associated, charging |
| Blue (solid) | Plugged-in | Networked and associated, charged |
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Man accused of using torch indicted in central Lubbock arson

A Lubbock County grand jury indicted a 27-year-old man Tuesday after he was accused of using a propane torch in September to set fire to a mother-in-law suite at a home in central Lubbock.

Riley Edwards is charged with a second-degree felony count of arson, which carries a punishment of two t0 20 years in prison.

Lubbock fire investigators believe Edwards broke into the home Sept. 19 and intentionally set fire to a mother-in-law suite in the 1300 block of 33rd Street, according to an arrest warrant.

Lubbock firefighters responded about 2:20 a.m. to a fire at the residence. Firefighters arrived to find a blaze on the rear, exterior part of a mother-in-law suite behind the main house. Crews quickly extinguished the