Flashing orange "Link" light??? It doubled my DL speed from 11+ to 22+ Is the bottom "LINK" LED supposed to constantly flash??
519121
According to the manual, the link light always blinks to indicated data transfer. The light color indicates the speed of the device connected to the modems ethernet port. Amber is 10 / 100 Mbps, blue is 1000Mbps. Mine is connected to my old WRT54G router, which only has a 100 Mbps WAN port, so the link light is Amber.
1681298
I was in the same question. It works to me and is a little bit brighter than before. Jinho
519127
Switching cables changed the orange blinking light to blue and blinking for me. I have a Motorola SB6120 cable modem and a Cisco Linksys EA2700 router (Gigabit). I was using a 1 ft. Cat5e cable from Monoprice. Other Cat5e cables I have don't have this problem. :/
2017086
Are you saying that the red ligth next to the cable only lights with the first flash abNd then nothing? If you put your flash in manual mode 1/1 power, do you have a recycling time under 1 sec?, if so, then you are ok.
914116
Check the light scribe site and make sure the drivers and software are installed properly. I had the same problem but now I'm burning custom discs with awesome templates from their site. Also stick a light scribe DVD in the drive upside down and see if it opens the lights drive automatically.
713424
I believe it's a defective LED driver or at least one of the components in that power circuit. I had similar problem with one of the 18 units after 2 months of used. I would recommend contacting the seller to see if they can send you a replacement. I plan to do the same this week. It should not happen.
1710108
Hi Montana, does the LED light work now? If the light works well, the device should be OK. Is there any Warnings or notes popped up on your screen? You could go to www.supereyes.cc to download software.
191750
I am having the same problem. I bought two strands at the same time. One has started to intermittently flicker when in the non-blinking mode and the other is fine. I was wondering about exchanging as well.
1633005
Nope! This is a flash with a relatively long refresh time. You are probably looking for an led light array for consistent light
1547437
Check your brightness setting. I read that one user was getting flickering when he had the brightness setting set to 75% and CPU usage was high. He didn't see it any other time. Search the net for more info. May or may not be a platform issue.
1230945
Has anyone else tried the "bright" mode trick? Any comments on the difference...
1727653
You may be using the wrong flasher. LEDs require a solid state flasher because they have very low current.
600311
Ben, I can't thank you enough for your reply. Unfortunately, I don't know how to uninstall the D-Link drivers without uninstalling everything connected with this product! 1) Can you give me a step-by-step for this? 2)Where can I locate the exact US Robotics drivers for this product?Sorry to ask for so much...Gratefully, Fran
1901303
I just checked, and there is a tiny delay between the click of the brake switch and the time when my LED brake lights come on.I have no way of measuring whether that's 1/10 sec., but it's definitely an extremely short delay. Much less than half a second, for sure, and the brake light comes on quicker than it did with normal incandescent bulbs without the flasher.In traffic operation, the tiny delay won't make one bit of difference. Other bike owners have complimented me on the great function of the brake lights. I plan to install the device on my other bikes too when I get around to it. Highly recommended as a safety feature. I just checked, and there is a tiny delay between the click of the brake switch and the time when my LED brake lights come on.I have no way of measuring whether that's 1/10 sec., but it's definitely an extremely short delay. Much less than half a second, for sure, and the brake light comes on quicker than it did with normal incandescent bulbs without the flasher.In traffic operation, the tiny delay won't make one bit of difference. Other bike owners have complimented me on the great function of the brake lights. I plan to install the device on my other bikes too when I get... » Read More I just checked, and there is a tiny delay between the click of the brake switch and the time when my LED brake lights come on.I have no way of measuring whether that's 1/10 sec., but it's definitely an extremely short delay. Much less than half a second, for sure, and the brake light comes on quicker than it did with normal incandescent bulbs without the flasher.In traffic operation, the tiny delay won't make one bit of difference. Other bike owners have complimented me on the great function of the brake lights. I plan to install the device on my other bikes too when I get around to it. Highly recommended as a safety feature. « Show Less
1444543
Nothing important. Flashes orange = connecting. Solid green = connected. I haven't found a problem with them
349591
I have found that to be the case (I submitted the review) and submitted a support case. Tech support said that this is a known problem and they are expecting a firmware update "soon". I am trying to get clarification of what "soon" means and, once it's updated, if that means it will be unlimited or if that's just going to up the 280 to another limit. I'll post again when I hear back. Jan
401444
Mine does the same thing and it works perfectly - my suggestion is don't worry about the lights - also, sometimes you have to give the system time to change so don't be in a big rush - good luck, I really like it.