TP-Link Deco LED Status Light Meanings
The Status LEDs on a Deco serve a vital purpose in understanding the current state of your Mesh Wi-Fi Network. Please refer to the chart below for helpful insights into what your Deco Status LEDs are telling you.
| LED Status | Deco Status |
|---|---|
| Pulsing Yellow | Resetting |
| Solid Yellow | Starting up |
| Pulsing Blue | Ready for Setup |
| Solid Blue | Setting up |
| Pulsing Green or White | Upgrading Firmware |
| Solid Green or White | All Set and Connected to the Internet |
| Pulsing Red | Satellite Deco Disconnected from Main Deco |
| Solid Red | Deco has Encountered an Issue |
Depending on your Deco's model and design, its Status LED may be in a different location compared to other models. For example, some models may have the Status LED at the top center of the Deco, or top edge of the Deco, while others may be at the unit's base.
No matter where your Deco's Status LED is positioned, the Deco App can also provide detailed images to help you locate and understand the status of your Deco.
Most Deco models support controlling the LEDs on your Decos — including manually turning them on or off in the Deco app, or scheduling when you want the LEDs on or off based on time and day of the week. To learn more about this feature and how to use it, please see Our FAQ on the LED Feature of Your Deco.
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