About LED Status

This page explains the LED status.

The Operation LED (White) on the front indicates the operation mode (Configuration Mode / Play Mode / Link Mode).
The Green and Orange LED on the back indicate the network connection status.

1. Operation LED

2. Green LED and Orange LED

1.Operation LED

Waiting

Flashes once every 10 sec

iPod is not connected.

Running in Configuration Mode

Flashes slowly (2 sec interval)

Running in Configuration Mode.
The network settings can be configured by connecting wiDock and PC directly using the network cable that came with wiDock.

Connecting in Play Mode

Slow flashing

Running in Play Mode.
You can play music or video on the iPod.

Connecting in Link Mode

Running in Link Mode
Communicating with PC.
You can download data to iPod using iTunes in PC.

In process

Fast flashing (0.1 sec interval)

Under internal process. Please wait.
Please do not remove iPod when flashing.

2.Green LED and Orange LED

Status	LED	Description
Wired LAN	Green : Blink Orange : Off	Waiting for network connection.

	Green : ON Orange : Blinks during data transmission	Communicating with a wired LAN. Orange LED blinks during data transmission.

	Green : ON Orange : Flashes rapidly (0.1 sec interval)	Error is occurring. wiDock is running in Configuration Mode but a cable other than a crossover network cable is connected. To run in Configuration Mode, connect wiDock using a crossover cable and restart wiDock by unplugging the AC power adapter and plugging it back in.

Wireless LAN	Green and Orange blink at the same time	Waiting for network connection.

	Green : Blink Orange : ON	Connecting with AP and communicating in Infrastructure mode.

	Green and Orange blinks alternatively	Communicating in Ad hoc mode.

	Green : Off Orange : Flashes rapidly (0.1 sec interval)	Error is occurring. wiDock is running in Configuration Mode but the cable connection is not present. To run in Configuration Mode, connect wiDock and computer using a crossover cable and restart wiDock by unplugging the AC power adapter and plugging it back in.