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None/Dark | Device is turned off. |
White constant light | The device is turned on. If the device has just been turned on or rebooted, note that startup takes at least two minutes. | |
White Blinking | The device is booting up and is not ready. | |
![]() ![]() | Green flashing 5 sec on 0.05 sec off | Wireless network is active and the device has a strong mesh connection |
Red, constant light | The wireless network is active, but all mesh connections are weak. Action: Move the device closer to another device in the mesh network for better connectivity. | |
Off/dark | The wireless network is inactive or affected by temporary interference. | |
Green synchronized flashing | WPS connection is in progress. This may take up to five minutes | |
Green light | WPS connection succeeded. This status is temporary and lasts for about 5 seconds, before it changes to one of the following:
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Green synchronized flashing 4 seconds on 4 seconds off |
The device has not been configured, has factory settings, and is not connected to your home network — for example, the first device is not connected by cable to the wireless router. Actions: Set up your device as described in extending your AirTies network with an additional device. |
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Green constant light | Wireless network is active, device is configured and not connected to the mesh. This device is your first access point (connected by cable to the router). | |
Red blink 1 second on 1 second off | The device is part of the mesh network, but cannot find any other devices. Actions: Make sure all devices in the mesh network are turned on and positioned sufficiently close to each other. |
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Red | WPS connection failed. This status is temporary and lasts about 5 seconds, before the LEDs return to the status they had before attempting a WPS connection. Actions: Move the device closer to another device already in the mesh network, and then repeat the WPS connection attempt. |
See also the article Troubleshooting an AirTies network.