Quick question; is the triangular light supposed to be green representing good connections or something? Mine is red...
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Mine is blue so I think the color doesn't matter. If the light is on it just indicates that the amplifier is on
440833
I sold this amp awhile ago but to the best of my memory it was glowing blue. Red probably means protect mode... bad ground?
520200
Mine has a red yellow and green light across the top and in the shape of a small battery. This is to ley you know you know the condition of the battery. Red is needing charge,yellow is to let you know caution and the green is full charge. And none should be lit unless you press the check battery button. I hope this helps answer your question!!!!
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Mine has red too, they work the same just have a different color indicator light.
636324
When I plug mine in it turns to red (for a sec) and then to green.. Hope this helps
974688
The light is supposed to be Green always. If it is not lit. Your powersupply is not receiving power.
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I'm pretty sure it changes to a green when charged... I have a couple of lights and seems as though all of them change to green-ish when charged.
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Mine too. Given the language issues in the user manual... I'm sure this is just a firmware variation. I also noticed that the menu says infrared LED, while the LED on my unit is visibly white.
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I think it means something is wrong. the red light should flash continually then the green light will come on occasionallyand be a solid light. -
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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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That is normal, it is always yellow when you have your computer on. All the other lights should be green. If one of the bottom lights goes out, your modem has stopped working completely and you need a new one.
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Nothing important. Flashes orange = connecting. Solid green = connected. I haven't found a problem with them
1143505
Mine does the same (and judging from review so do everyone elses). I believe this is the 730nm LEDm which is just outside of the visible spectrum, so it is mostly likely on and working, you just can't see it.
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My lights are red, too. The unit works great, but someone must have goofed when they said the lights were blue.
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I think it is greenish reddish kind of light. According to the user manual and I verified on my unit, it is supposed to be orange --indicating it is charging. When completely charged it will turn red. I guess they tried to create orange with combining the two led lights...Hope that helps. Best bet is to let it charge completely, and it should turn red. Make sure your unit is in OFF position before you start charging. Hope it helps.
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Mine is green all the time, unless I pull it out of the wall and use it. Then when I plug it back in, it's red for a time and then goes back to green. So I assume red is "charging" and green is "charged."
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I think it tells you if the unit is charged [green light] or not [red] but I can't test mine right now because it is charged.
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Your right, I have purchased several different models of the LED lights for evaluation and none have the yellow wire with the green stripe connected. Not even the 90 to 240 volt version has it connected. The three wire cord is a standard cord used in AC powered devices where the yellow wire with a green tracer is the ground. I assume they had a large stock of this wire and decided to just use it. The lights I have do not have the yellow wire extended inside the case. With out modifying or changing the wire you will need to depend on the mounting for ground if needed. As far as the LED lights, I have been impressed. They have worked very well. John Your right, I have purchased several different models of the LED lights for evaluation and none have the yellow wire with the green stripe connected. Not even the 90 to 240 volt version has it connected. The three wire cord is a standard cord used in AC powered devices where the yellow wire with a green tracer is the ground. I assume they had a large stock of this wire and decided to just use it. The lights I have do not have the yellow wire extended inside the case. With out modifying or changing the wire you will need to depend on the mounting for ground if needed. As far as the LED... » Read More Your right, I have purchased several different models of the LED lights for evaluation and none have the yellow wire with the green stripe connected. Not even the 90 to 240 volt version has it connected. The three wire cord is a standard cord used in AC powered devices where the yellow wire with a green tracer is the ground. I assume they had a large stock of this wire and decided to just use it. The lights I have do not have the yellow wire extended inside the case. With out modifying or changing the wire you will need to depend on the mounting for ground if needed. As far as the LED lights, I have been impressed. They have worked very well. John « Show Less