All the blue lights flash at once and the wireless light does not light up

Indicator Lights:
1.Headset Status Headset Indicator Light
2.Powering on Steady blue, then intermittent flashes
(changes to standby mode)
3.Powering off Red appears and goes off
4.Standby Blue intermittent flashes
5.Charging battery Red solid light. Light indicator turns off when
battery is fully charged and headset is off.
6.Low battery Triple red flashes
7.Pairing mode Blue/red alternating flashes
8.Missed call Purple flashes. Press the call control button
to cancel flashing light.
9.Incoming call Triple blue flashes when ringing.
Power on and off:
1.Turn on the headset Press and hold the call control button until the
indicator glows blue. You will hear ascending
tones.
2.Turn off the headset Press and hold the call control button until the
indicator glows red. You will hear descending
tones. When power is off, indicator stays off.
If none of this is helpful then it may be that your battery is dead, if that is the case then you will need to replace the whole headset. The battery's are not replaceable.

Good luck from Headsets Direct!

wireless is disabled. turn your wireless button On to put it back the light to blue. that is actually the indicator light for your wireless that is currently disabled once the light turns red.

Hi,
The blue light on your printer shows the status of the wireless connection. If the light is flashing then this means that it is trying to connect to a network.
A solid light means that it has connected to a wireless network.
Please let me know if you would like help connecting your printer to a wireless network.
Thanks,
Andy

Usually this happens when you have a damaged power supply. Once you replace it everything goes back to normal. You can contact [email protected] for support on this.

If the wireles light is flashing Amber .. Some one outside your house is trying to access the Wireless network . If it is always flashing amber.. try with a Firmware update available in belkin.com/au/support.

Thank You

Hi,
As i understand your concern that the wireless light not flash consistenly and sometime all lights lit up. First of all make sure you can try to use different power supply adapter because sometime it is happen due to power supply it is not working. And also you can try to upgrade the firmware for the netgear router. so that if there is any issue with the software that can be resolved. And make sure once you tried upgrade the firmware then try to reconfigured wireless setting on the router.

turn on your cell; go to settings; find bluetooth settings;turn on bluetooth; find audio device choose search; then turn off the earpiece the light will be red next: turn on the earpiece again the light will flash blue and, the cell will find the earpiece the earpiece will flash blue slowly; once a minute
close the cell; use the earpiece

Visit the Logitech support website and find the instructions to reset and pair them. Since yours is for an Ipod I'm assuming you have the older white/grey model and not the freepulse headphones. The procedure is not the same. From memory the procedure it to reset both (look for the small hole to insert a paperclip). Once both are reset begin with the transmitter. Hold the power button down for about 30 seconds until the light flashes red and blue. When it does do the same for the button of the headphone until it flashes red and blue. When both are flashing red and blue they should pair together and the lights should turn solid blue..

I have the same model, and if you turn it on and the light stays on, usually after a flash and about 10 seconds, your headset isn't paired with your phone. You need to re-pair it with your cell phone, the code is 0000. That should work.

The following procedure will re-establish the communication link between the Headphones and the Wireless adapter, this is called "pairing". Before you start please make sure both the headphones and the wireless adapter are fully charged and turned off.
Note: The headphones and the wireless adapter come pre-paired from the factory.
1. Press and hold the power button on the headphones. See Figure 1.

Figure 1

2. Continue to hold the button down until the LED starts flashing red/blue in an alternating pattern. Release the button when the LED starts flashing red/blue. See Figure 2.

Figure 2
3. Once the headphones LED is flashing red/blue, press and hold the power button on the wireless adapter. See Figure 3.

Figure 3
4. Hold down the button until the LED starts flashing red/blue in an alternating patter. The LED will blink blue, then turn off for a few seconds then blink red/blue. Release the button when the LED starts flashing red/blue. See Figure 4.

Figure 4
5. Once both the headphones LED and the adapter LED is blinking red/blue, press the volume up button once on the headphones. See Figure 5.

Figure 5
Once the headphones is paired with the adapter, the LED on the headphones will blink blue once every two seconds. See Figure 6.

Figure 6
When the adapter is paired the LED will be solid blue. See Figure 7.

Figure 7
The adapter may continue to blink red/blue for a few seconds even after the headphones LED starting blinking blue. This is normal; the adapter may take a few additional seconds before the LED turn solid blue.
Once the headphones and the adapter are paired, it is not necessary to pair them again even if the batteries on both units are completely drained.
Additional Note: Repeated pairing will not improve the sound quality or give the headphones and the adapter a cleaner connection.