What do the different light colors mean? What's it mean when flashing from red to purple?
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I believe that is a light that says whatever card you put in there is accepted
1918641
Without going downstairs to look, there are "ports" which light up green when an object is plugged into them, i.e., printer, computer, scanner, etc. the light that resembles a world globe means you have Internet connection when lit green. Power, of course. All resemble a peripheral being used. If lights are red or yellow, something isn't working properly.
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There is only one color red. Blinking red means it is charging, Solid red means it is charged.
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If yours isn't doing like this video at the beginning then return it. It should look like lighting in the sky quick flashes etc...Hope it helps...really is a great light! http://youtu.be/CZXFgRxgj34
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When mine flashed red and green that meant the battery was bad. I changed the battery and it works great now. If your battery was run down several time then it could have damaged the battery. You'll have to get a new battery.
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Mine is always flashing. I will check tonight and let you know if you can change it.
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No. It changes from different patterns flashing in white and orange. And there is a mode where you can leave both on.
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sounds about right, but you go by what color of light is on program board, example yellow, purple, have to match lights this matches frequencies
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I am quoting from the instruction manual I received: You are now seeing a quick red and green flashing patter, this pattern is called the ALT PATTERN, it signifies the unit is ready for you to input some data. HOLD the button down, the LED will change from GREEN (MPH to KPH). to RED (KPH to MPH), to ORANGE (no conversion) Release the button at the color which represents the conversion mode you would like to select> ORANGE (no conversion) is the most common selection for all users, and the default. It is very rare you would want to select anything else. I hope this helps you, but if it doesn't, try to contact 12oclockLabs. I am quoting from the instruction manual I received: You are now seeing a quick red and green flashing patter, this pattern is called the ALT PATTERN, it signifies the unit is ready for you to input some data. HOLD the button down, the LED will change from GREEN (MPH to KPH). to RED (KPH to MPH), to ORANGE (no conversion) Release the button at the color which represents the conversion mode you would like to select> ORANGE (no conversion) is the most common selection for all users, and the default. It is very rare you would want to select anything else. I hope this helps you, but if it... » Read More I am quoting from the instruction manual I received: You are now seeing a quick red and green flashing patter, this pattern is called the ALT PATTERN, it signifies the unit is ready for you to input some data. HOLD the button down, the LED will change from GREEN (MPH to KPH). to RED (KPH to MPH), to ORANGE (no conversion) Release the button at the color which represents the conversion mode you would like to select> ORANGE (no conversion) is the most common selection for all users, and the default. It is very rare you would want to select anything else. I hope this helps you, but if it doesn't, try to contact 12oclockLabs. « Show Less
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Dear Alison, If you go back and re-read the little instruction folder, it describes how the red light functions, and gives a warning that some of the bulbs won't be in the human visual spectrum, but will be functioning anyway if the other lights are functioning normally. Still looks funny, doesn't it?
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The light consists of red and blue leds. It blends giving the room an amazing purple color.
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When it first lights up it looks like all one color but then they all start changing. It is like a rotation of color.Each will be a different color. It is really pretty.
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We put them overhead. They have a default flashing pattern. It reverts to that every time. So if you want a specific flash pattern, you'll have to punch the button several times to get it every time they are turned on. They are bright and we faced one forward and one backward.
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check the manual booklet that came with it, it tells you what the different light patterns mean
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One is red one is green. The red one flashes until it has an uninstructed view of the green one. When the red one no longer flashes it means you are lined up
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I'm guessing they are going with red+blue = violet, red+green = yellow, blue+green= teal, and red+green+blue= white. These colors only appear in the areas of overlapping colors. The lights are so close together that there is some overlap. It is unmistakably RGB, but on a white wall, other colors, particularly white, can be seen.
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Frokm what I have experienced, a yellow light means only partial connectivity or intermittant connectivity. If your wireless device(s) are connected without a problem, then I am not sure why the light is yellow versus green.