Why does my WPS button stop flashing?
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It will stop flashing when the time limit to connect devices via WPS has expired. Connection via WPS works in a similar fashion to connecting devices via Bluetooth. You press the WPS button on the router (or in this case the IOGEAR device), and then push the button on the device you want to connect to the IOGEAR via WPS. While the WPS light is flashing, any device that on which you push the WPS button can connect to the IOGEAR, including devices that happen to be in the vicinity of your IOGEAR. You do not want the light to flash forever because it leaves your network open to those you may not want to connect to your network. It will stop flashing when the time limit to connect devices via WPS has expired. Connection via WPS works in a similar fashion to connecting devices via Bluetooth. You press the WPS button on the router (or in this case the IOGEAR device), and then push the button on the device you want to connect to the IOGEAR via WPS. While the WPS light is flashing, any device that on which you push the WPS button can connect to the IOGEAR, including devices that happen to be in the vicinity of your IOGEAR. You do not want the light to flash forever because it leaves your network open to those you may... » Read More It will stop flashing when the time limit to connect devices via WPS has expired. Connection via WPS works in a similar fashion to connecting devices via Bluetooth. You press the WPS button on the router (or in this case the IOGEAR device), and then push the button on the device you want to connect to the IOGEAR via WPS. While the WPS light is flashing, any device that on which you push the WPS button can connect to the IOGEAR, including devices that happen to be in the vicinity of your IOGEAR. You do not want the light to flash forever because it leaves your network open to those you may not want to connect to your network. « Show Less
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It will stop flashing when the time limit to connect devices via WPS has expired. Connection via WPS works in a similar fashion to connecting devices via Bluetooth. You press the WPS button on the router (or in this case the IOGEAR device), and then push the button on the device you want to connect to the IOGEAR via WPS. While the WPS light is flashing, any device that on which you push the WPS button can connect to the IOGEAR, including devices that happen to be in the vicinity of your IOGEAR. You do not want the light to flash forever because it leaves your network open to those you may not want to connect to your network.
1857854
It only flashes after being pushed to start the auto-connect. There is a time when it stops waiting for a connection for better security so you have to push the button again if you needed more time.
1470819
This may help. Looks like you can turn it off. http://internethelp.centurylink.com/internethelp/modem-c1000a-wireless-wps-disable.html
2095899
I've never had this issue. The only time I had any connection issues is when I was connected to a surge protector. After plugging directly to the wall socket, the issue went away.
851989
I don't know, I only have the "everyday basic" mbps. On a happy front, I rebooted my modem and randomly started pushing the buttons on the front of the modem and now my wireless is working again. Yea!
718617
Could possibly be another home wireless device interfering. I think there are 3 different channels on the Owl you can use so try to change channel first. Also maybe try to put the clamp on a different part of the hot leg in your panel.
517598
I don't know, but I'm running it on fairly small Guage wire, 14-16, and I don't seem to have any issues. Of course I also only press the button for short bursts.
153944
push the end button once it goes to high, push again to medium, again to low, again flashing, again SOS. Hope this helps
392910
Really? You held the button down until all the lights had blicked in a row (top down then possibly down up) and then a final "flash" or two before going back to green? This really should stop it. Please try again and let me know. Thanks a bunch. (Huie D.)
446424
Mine is always flashing. I will check tonight and let you know if you can change it.
1332087
Try a tester directly to pos. And neg. Connectors It may be faulty. Or it may just be the flashing unit not working. Good luck. If I can try and help contact me agaon
1174202
i'd stay away from it for now, not a delay thing, but a hotfix/security update or something for windows that installed at night, killed it.. As an alternative look for a vga or hdmi extension cable (depending on what your system puter has)
901263
It should just do it if you hold the button until it flashes dark blue. If it doesn't there may be a problem with it. Email the company and they'll send you a new one.
1639957
It may jump around a little at first. My Fluke would do this on DC Volts. Try testing an wall outlet and then when you have a reading and have disconnected it should stop flashing.
1937251
Flashes once every 40 seconds. I don't even notice it in my bedroom, or anywhere else. (I have 6 installed)
467862
Once in awhile when I power mine up, I get a "rushing" noise that requires it to be powered down and powered back up again. Not sure what that is. It's not interference from my home wireless network. Mildly annoying.
909425
Check Network setup. Esp. if you have changed a router or computer. Go thru setup steps again. Of course you did say anything about your setup or even what you are trying to do. Hard to fix that. Read the manual. online at http://files.support.epson.com/htmldocs/wf630_/wf630_ug/wwhelp/wwhimpl/js/html/wwhelp.htm
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This happens to me frequently. I was told by AOL that I should just unplug it for 15 seconds and then plug it back in. It solves the problem for me.