> Pano Button’s Light Indicators
> Under normal operation, the Pano Button should have a solid blue color within a few seconds of powering on. Once it is solid blue it should remain in that state till the Pano device is powered off. The sequence is blinking red -> blinking orange -> solid orange -> solid blue. This process should not last for more than 15 seconds. If it doesn’t, go to Troubleshoot Networking Problems).
> The Pano device has the following states which are indicated by the light on the Pano Button.

> Pano Button Light Indicators: Normal State
> Operation | Temporary Color | What’s this mean?
> 1. | Powered on
> | Blinking red | When the Pano device is powered on, it shows a blinking Red light.
> 2. | Connected to Network cable
> | Blinking orange | When a network cable is plugged into the Pano device, the color of the Pano Button changes to blinking orange.
> 3. | Connected to the Network
> | Solid orange | When the Pano device gets an IP address, the color on the Pano Button changes to solid orange
> 4. | Connected to the Pano Manager or a DVM
> | Solid blue | When the Pano device communicates with the Pano Manager or to a DVM, the color on the Pano device changes to solid blue.

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