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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => Access Points / Extenders => DAP-1522 => Topic started by: VOS on December 29, 2008, 03:54:27 PM
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Just curious. Would love it see it stop flashing and just stay solid to let you know its in bridge mode. Thanks
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Flashing lights indicate activity and solid usually means a lock up.. Not sure how everyone would feel about changing this? I like flashy lights ;D
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I agree with VOS
Solid LED's that flash off briefly to indicate data transfer are the norm. Continuous flashing LED's (especially orange ones) indicate a problem
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The light pattern is not likely to change.
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Out of curiosity, is there any user testing that goes on during the product lifecycle? Are there user researchers who watch the out-of-box experience with the product, and how users react to the setup process, what the lights mean, etc.?
Just curious, as I also thought that a continuously flashing light meant "something is wrong".
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The color of the bridge LED should change to blue or green.
The orange flashing light is irritating.
That was one of the rare moments, in which I had read in a manual ;D
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lizzi, I had to read the manual too! (And from research, it's known that most consumers don't).
I actually went so far as to put some electrical tape over the flashing light as it was so annoying, essentially defeating its purpose. D-Link's engineers aren't likely to change it, but we can always "modify" it. :)
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As a long time tech geek I have never participated in a post. This flashing amber bridge light has driven me to speak up. This light is horrible and should be addressed in a firmware update.
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A flashing orange light which indicates status normal isn't enough. I think it needs an audible alarm which sounds every few minutes... just to let you know that it's working. ;D
Sadly, only low end routers like the DIR-615 gets useful LED's on the front. I like its little world icon that turns green (not flashing) when it has a valid IP address from your ISP and red when it doesn't have an IP.
I guess users who spend hundreds of dollars on networking equipment might feel insulted by such useful information at the tips of their fingers. I'd probably have more hair though, if I did!
jB
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Just curious. Would love it see it stop flashing and just stay solid to let you know its in bridge mode. Thanks
+1 for this request..
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Don`t you have duck tape or electrical tape or masking tape... I used silver duck tape.... No more stupid flashing... Seriously, flashing amber light is ******ed...
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Don`t you have duck tape or electrical tape or masking tape... I used silver duck tape.... No more stupid flashing... Seriously, flashing amber light is ******ed...
yeah, i do it just irks me to have to tape it up.
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This thread as reached the end of it's usefulness. I'm locking it now.
-Lycan.