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Re: RBR50 satellites have gone orange, normally green
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RBR50 satellites have gone orange, normally green
On the Orbi app my satelites both just went orange! They have always been green. Tried restarting them but no good.
Any ideas how I can get my green back community?
Thanks
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Re: RBR50 satellites have gone orange, normally green
@kobekid wrote:On the Orbi app my satelites both just went orange! They have always been green. Tried restarting them but no good.
Any ideas how I can get my green back community?
Thanks
what color is the ring on the satelites themselves?
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Re: RBR50 satellites have gone orange, normally green
thanks for the reply. There is no colour showing on the actual hardware. Just orange in the app
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so the app is not 100% accurate?
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Re: RBR50 satellites have gone orange, normally green
Before giving up on this topic, it might be worthwhile to turn the satellite off and back on, then watch the color of the "ring" light. This web page indicates that the satellite ring light will turn various colors as it boots up.
https://kb.netgear.com/31030/What-do-the-LEDs-on-my-Orbi-router-and-satellite-mean Amber for 10 seconds means the connection is "fair".
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Re: RBR50 satellites have gone orange, normally green
@CrimpOn wrote:Before giving up on this topic, it might be worthwhile to turn the satellite off and back on, then watch the color of the "ring" light. This web page indicates that the satellite ring light will turn various colors as it boots up.
https://kb.netgear.com/31030/What-do-the-LEDs-on-my-Orbi-router-and-satellite-mean Amber for 10 seconds means the connection is "fair".
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