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# Error Status Colors

## The test station display bottom line explained

![Test Station Status Line](/files/KwFY54dmSFYaE0Sn2DbT)

The bottom line of a test station box displays 4 different information:

* current test time
* current test cycle
* number of total errors (1)
* number of temporary errors (2)

(1) This is the number of error entries (lines) you will see in [F4 dialog](/ltt/documentation/ltt-gui-manual/lttgui/dialogs/shiftf3-actionlog.md) "total error counters"

(2) This is the number of error entries (lines) you will see in [F4 dialog](/ltt/documentation/ltt-gui-manual/lttgui/dialogs/shiftf3-actionlog.md) "temporary error counters"

## Test station display status colors

The station boxes in main window can be configured to be more colorful in order to display the current status of a station. You can enable this feature in menu **Configuration > Test panel configuration**.

![Test Panel Configuration](/files/bPdMuadzhdZhrHE0n9NU)

Once you have this feature enabled, the station display bottom line has the following colors during a test run:

| Color  | Meaning                                                                 | Example |
| ------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------- |
| GREEN  | no error happened (ever)                                                | …       |
| RED    | there are one or more limit errors in current cycle                     | …       |
| ORANGE | no errors in current cycle, but some errors happened in previous cycles | …       |
| YELLOW | no errors since the last temporary errors reset                         | …       |


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