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# Operating with Spatial Explorer
If the LiDAR system was purchased with the A6K-Lite camera accessory, it will come pre-configured with a factory profile for the camera and it will show under the Sensors section on the right of the screen. From there, the camera can be activated via the **“ACT” button** and stopped via the “OFF” button.
If the A6K-Lite was purchased by itself as an upgrade, then a new profile will have to be created. In this case, please check the following sections [Initial Camera Setup](/hardware-and-interfaces/camera/a6k-lite-camera/operating-with-spatial-explorer/initial-camera-setup.md) and [Dual A6K-Lite Setup](/hardware-and-interfaces/camera/a6k-lite-camera/operating-with-spatial-explorer/dual-a6k-lite-setup.md).
In the activated state, the camera S**tatus and Activity LEDs** will indicate the following:
* Status LED: Flashes RED when rover sends a trigger signal to the camera.
* Activity LED: Flashes GREEN when the camera recorded an image.
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