TP-Link HS100 user manual

The TP-Link HS100 can be controlled using the TP-Link Kasa app.

The TP-Link HS100 smart plug has a multi-colored LED light on the front, and its color and flashing pattern indicate the status and functionality of the smart plug. Here is a breakdown of the light's meaning:
1. Solid Amber: The smart plug is powering on or initializing.
. Blinking Amber: The smart plug is in the configuration mode and ready for Wi-Fi setup.
3. Solid Green: The smart plug is successfully connected to Wi-Fi and functioning properly.
4. Blinking Green: The smart plug is in the process of connecting to Wi-Fi or attempting to reconnect.
5. Solid Blue: The smart plug is turning on or off.
6. Blinking Blue: The smart plug is being reset to its default settings or is being removed from an existing network.
It's important to note that the exact behavior of the LED may vary based on the model and firmware version of the TP-Link HS100 smart plug you have. Therefore, it's recommended to consult the user manual or support documentation specific to your device for accurate information.

There could be several reasons why your TP-Link plug is blinking amber and green. Here are some possibilities:
1. Initial Setup: If you have just plugged in your TP-Link plug and it is blinking amber and green, it might indicate that the plug is in pairing mode and ready to be connected to a Wi-Fi network.
2. Connection Issues: If the plug was previously connected to a Wi-Fi network but is now blinking amber and green, it might indicate that there is an issue with the Wi-Fi connection. Check if your internet connection is working properly, and try resetting and reconfiguring the plug if necessary.
3. Firmware Update: Sometimes, the TP-Link plug blinks amber and green to indicate that a firmware update is in progress. This usually happens automatically, and the light will stop blinking once the update is complete.
4. Fault or Error: If none of the above reasons apply, it is possible that there may be a fault or error with the plug. Try resetting the plug by pressing and holding the reset button until the LED light starts flashing rapidly, and then reconfigure it.
If you are still unsure or experiencing issues, it is recommended to refer to the TP-Link plug's user manual or contact TP-Link customer support for further assistance.