The iDevices Socket uses the night light LED to indicate the status or mode of the Socket during and after initial setup. Typically the LED is only used when there is no other means to inform the user of the status of the Socket.
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Blue Flashing
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Socket is waiting for the handset to configure the accessory’s Wi-Fi. The LED flashes blue. |
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Solid Blue
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Socket is waiting for the handset to initiate and complete pair set up through either Wi-Fi or BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy). The LED is solid blue. |
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Slow Blue Flashing
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Pairing mode has expired and Socket is waiting for the user to press the button for about 3 seconds to re-enter pairing mode. The LED slowly flashes blue. |
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Solid Blue
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To reinitiate the pairing mode, hold the button down for 2 seconds and the LED will turn solid blue. |
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Green Flashing
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When Socket joins a Wi-Fi network, (i.e., the link is up) the LED flashes green for 1 second. |
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Orange Flashing
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When Socket has lost the connection to the Wi-Fi network, (i.e., the link is down) the LED slow flashes orange until the link is up. |
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Red Flashing
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To initiate device reset, which will clear all Wi-Fi and pairing information, hold the button down for 10 seconds until the LED rapidly flashes red. When the button is released the unit will reboot and re-enter the pairing mode. |
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Purple Flashing
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When the Socket receives a request to identify itself, it rapidly flashes purple. |
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Solid Purple
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After pairing to the app, the default night color is solid purple. |
