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Ultra 2 Camera randomly goes from blue to blinking amber light. Able to access live view?
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My hub will randomly go from the blue to blinking amber light. The manual identifies that this indicates a loss of internet connection. However I can access the camera and turn on the live view while the amber light is blinking. If I did not have an internet connection would I still be able to initiate and view a live video? Also the ethernet switch that is connected to the hub ethernet cable is consistently blinking showing it is connected and transmitting data.
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https://kb.arlo.com/000039100/What-do-the-LEDs-on-my-Arlo-SmartHub-or-base-station-mean
A camera is having communication problems, not the hub having issues with the Internet.
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The camera's still stream the CVR 24/7 video during the time the amber light is blinking. If the camera had a connection problem would it still continuously stream video? The camera's during the blinking amber show strong or good signal.
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How many cameras do you have? Any one camera can cause this to happen. Also, just because it's blinking doesn't mean it can't work, it's just that it's marginal.
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