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Troubleshooting
What do the LEDs on my Hub mean?
LED 1 (Dot Symbol):
During Bootup the symbol will be off.
Once the wireless handlers are started
and ready (has restored persisted device
states) it will turn solid ON.
When Scan Mode(pairing mode) is active
the symbol will flash (long) every second.
If a Device joins it will indicate this by
making 5 short flashes.
LED 2 (! Symbol):
The led will flash to indicate errors.
1 flash when the cloud monitor fails to ping the Server (this could be due to lack of internet, Internet
Ports being blocked or a fault with the Server).
LED 3 (Wireless Symbol):
During boot the symbol will be off. It will turn solid ON when a WebSocket is connected.
Regardless of WebSocket connectivity the symbol will flash (short) when API calls are handled.
LED 4 (Power Symbol):
During boot the power symbol will flash. Once the application is started it will turn solid on.
The Hub displays Red Exclamation Mark after Rebooting
ISPs can change firewall requirements at will by means of automated firmware updates to their
routers. This can change overnight with no notification required.
BT, TalkTalk, Sky, PlusNet and others are doing this at the moment to combat IPTV streaming
devices.
This could have happened weeks, even months ago, but now the Hub has rebooted and tried to
initiate a new connection, it has now taken effect for our Hub and now the Ports and Firewall will
need to be looked at and opened to allow for a proper connection.
You could still try:
Turn the Hub and Internet Router off
Turn the Router back and and wait for Internet to come back on
Turn the Hub back on and wait for the 2 Green Lights
In Rare cases the following may work:
Turn the Hub and Internet Router off
Turn the Hub back on and wait for the 2 Green Lights
Turn the Router back and and wait for Internet to come back on