Flashing orange "Link" light??? Just hooked the SB6120 up..works fine. It doubled my DL speed from 11+ to 22+Is the bottom "LINK" LED supposed to constantly flash??I contacted their support, and the guy said I'll have to refer to my notes..he had no clue...Thanks for your help! Flashing orange "Link" light??? Just hooked the SB6120 up..works fine. It doubled my DL speed from 11+ to 22+Is the bottom "LINK" LED supposed to constantly flash??I... » Read More Flashing orange "Link" light??? Just hooked the SB6120 up..works fine. It doubled my DL speed from 11+ to 22+Is the bottom "LINK" LED supposed to constantly flash??I contacted their support, and the guy said I'll have to refer to my notes..he had no clue...Thanks for your help! « Show Less
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I am seeing the same thing. Just bad design. Blinking should mean it needs your attention. Red/orange should mean something is wrong. So it's no wonder people are confused when the router constantly blinks orange/red.
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I'm having the same issue. When my iMac is in sleep mode, no data is being moved, so why is the orange ('amber') light blinking?
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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.
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I'm having the same issue. also, the received light goes blue when i connect it directly to my mac.i've also noticed that when i unhook it from my mac and put it through my router, it doesn't work....you have to unplug and let it reset! painful.
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The manual that came with my device didn't seem to provide enough details about the states of the Link light. I think the color coding was correctly described above - mine lit up blue when connected to gigabit ethernet (a Macbook), and amber when connected to 10/100 (a WRT54G). Mine also seems to flash constantly, whether or not there's really any data going out, so I'm not sure what that's about.
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Phone "tech support" at Comcast, etc. ought to get educated about blinking lights, as they've been known to tell customers it means a faulty connection, not just a speed-level indicator.My Motorola SB6121 manual is also vague. Under the section "Front Panel Icons and Error Conditions" it only mentions that "OFF = No connected device is detected (or) Device is disconnected." How hard can it be for them to describe the flashing orange or solid blue status of that light?
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Charles,The light is orange when connected to a 100 Mbit device, and blue when connected to a 1 Gbit device, so I think at least that part of the mystery is solved.With Comcast cable internet, the connection was "registered" to the MAC address of the machine that was connected to the router when I activated the service (my Macbook laptop). When I wanted to switch over to my wireless router, I had to "clone" the MAC address of the laptop so that the router "looked like" the laptop connected to the modem. Maybe that's part of what you were seeing when you switched from one connected device to another? Charles,The light is orange when connected to a 100 Mbit device, and blue when connected to a 1 Gbit device, so I think at least that part of the mystery is solved.With Comcast cable internet, the connection was "registered" to the MAC address of the machine that was connected to the router when I activated the service (my Macbook laptop). When I wanted to switch over to my wireless router, I had to "clone" the MAC address of the laptop so that the router "looked like" the laptop connected to the modem. Maybe that's part of what you were... » Read More Charles,The light is orange when connected to a 100 Mbit device, and blue when connected to a 1 Gbit device, so I think at least that part of the mystery is solved.With Comcast cable internet, the connection was "registered" to the MAC address of the machine that was connected to the router when I activated the service (my Macbook laptop). When I wanted to switch over to my wireless router, I had to "clone" the MAC address of the laptop so that the router "looked like" the laptop connected to the modem. Maybe that's part of what you were seeing when you switched from one connected device to another? « Show Less
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Thanks to you guys, I know why my modem's flashing orange! So an ENORMOUS thanks for making it an easy answer to find! I figured flashing orange would be something horrible and catastrophic... Who thought to use orange? Couldn't they have just used the green or something??Now... to figure out why it always used to flash blue before today... sigh...(edit: for future reference, my ethernet between my modem and Airport router seems to have spontaneously died- just swapped in a new cable and it's blue again!)
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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. :/
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Will it fire? Yes. Will it work in full TTL Auto Mode? I don't think so. I use these in slaved multiple flash situations and they function beautifully for that purpose. There is also a newer version of this flash but the previous version is also being sold I think. If you do buy, make sure you get the newer version. Would advise getting advice from someone who can address a solution your needs and knowledge level before you buy. Good luck!
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It's very likely they are holding back DS1812+ and DS1512+ units until they fix the BBOD (Blue-Blink of Death) problem that the 12 series seems to have at the moment. If you had a lot of your customers very angry with their recently purchased and now bricked 12 series device, would you make sure the whole channel was full of product or focus on fixing the problem first? (Especially if the fix requires RMA'ing the hardware back to Synology).
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I agree with Gina. I did extensive research back in 1/07 about the DLP bulb vs DLP LED. I went with the LED since Samsung claimed it would last 20,000 hrs vs 3,000 with the Lamp. So, as a result, I did not get the best buy extended warranty b/c they said this thing was good for a lifetime. There is no bulb to replace so I went with the LED. BTW-it's the Samsung 56" DLP w/LED. Just yesterday, this thing died! I calculated at most I've used this TV for 2000 hrs and it's a goner. The LED engine costs $800 to replace...now what kind of benefit is that? At least the DLP lamp version allows you to replace the bulb for about $150. This is ridiculous and unless they do something for me to fix this, I will never buy a samsung again. STAY AWAY!
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Yes, it's normal. The LEDs are strobing on and off so there's less light output. The panel itself can only refresh at 240hz so the strobing is used to produce an apparent faster update rate. I don't recommend any option in the Motion Enhancement menu higher than 120hz. The 240 option does some bad things to both color and video noise.
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well, im shooting in large fine format, and i try to use iso accordingly, but whats confusing is that i get both the flash sign (like its recharching as you mention) but i also see the buffer light for the memory on blinking so im not sure if its trying to do both at the same time and can't consult the manual(totally clueless) cause it was ripped up the same day i got it by my friends dog..(damn chihuahuas) so never got a chance to do so...
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I've been using the GE Link A19 Connected Home LED bulb for a couple weeks now. I do occasionally have to refresh the UI on the phone to get it to show me the proper on/off state of the bulb, other than that, no issues. It also took it a few minutes to be recognized with the search to add it to the app. I initially didn't think it was working, but I just was too impatient :)
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Do you see the picture at the bottom of the listing with the lights? That is my picture. It has different speeds fast, slow, random. The other models have Off and On. Thank You
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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.
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After connecting to computer, nothing happened. Turning the knob only increase or decrease illumination of led.I received this item without installation CD.Is there anyone who will dircet me the link for drivers of this item. To add more difficulties, there is no brand or company name.
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I purchased the flash, but I have not used it yet. Sorry, I can't help. Jim K
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I think that the firmware is the latest at the moment of your purchase, the product is working properly for me but, if an upgrade were nedeed, you must returnt it to Darbee.
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Yes, if the LED display does not light up then there is probably something wrong with it, it should light up and you should be able to switch between modes/colors and control the strobe speed. Looks like you have to return this one, this is awesome though when it's working properly so don't go for another light just ask the seller to replace yours with another one.
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Purchased one, it was the TG862G-NA8 variant (the -NA8 variant was flash updated by the Comcast techs and it was operating at the contracted rate, both uploading & downloading), and it was installed 18-Sep-'15 and as of this writing (23-Sep) is working flawlessly. We did not have a need, today, for the voice aspect, but the data, routing & firewall functions were working without issue.No "gotchas" or exceptions -- the BIOS update took a little bit of time (~10 minutes), but the device rebooted a couple of times, inline with my expectations, and we were on-line.
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Matt, our bulbs are not insteon-compatible. After a ridiculous reply that I just noticed I have to mention that we use solid state power drivers which are indeed a new technology, not something of low quality as that "Mike" stated, and such power drivers are not compatible with Insteon. Seems like that "smart" guy knows more than we, who really designed the product. Our bulbs are the highest rated LED Bulbs on Amazon,fact that speaks for itself. But if you have insteon, I am sorry, our product is not compatible. If you have any other questions, we are always here to answer all of them!
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I didn't install one. As a result the frequency of flash is higher, which doesn't bother me. Do it if you want the normal flash rate.
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I have used this flash also with a D90, D300, and D7100 as master in addition to an SB900.One thing to note is that TTL via wireless CLS only works when the 560EX is in set to A-1. I banged my head for a while with it set to B until I had a vague recollection of reading somewhere that only A-1 worked. When I switched it over, all was good. Any other group/channel combo seems to work with it set to manual on the master side (which is how we normally use it).