Turn ON RED/GREEN LED if PASS/FAIL

I have a sequence with Three Sockets, and I need to make a visual sign for the operator one by Socket.
I put one LED by socket (double Color), and I need to Turn RED or Green depending if the Socket [x] pass or fail.
I'm running in parallel, so every socket is independent of the others.
Any body can give me an Idea?
Thank you guys!
PD: I know how to turn ON/ OFF the LEDs, I just need to know how to choose RED or Green depending of the result..
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I hope you are working with UI Messages for this!
As i expect the LED to turn into a specific color only if TS defines the UUT's state, you can hook up to the "DisplayReport" UI Message or define your custom one.
If you choose to go for a custom one, you should pass ThisContext as ActiveX data param to read out the socket index and the result. Use this information to re-color, turn off or on your LED display for this specific socket.
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