Charging The Battery - Seagate Wireless Plus 1AYBA4 User Manual

5. An Overview of Your Seagate Wireless Plus Device
Switching the device from Wi-Fi mode to backup mode:
If you are using the device to broadcast Wi-Fi and then connect the device to your computer.
the Wi-Fi LED turns from blue to white and Wi-Fi is disabled.
Switching the device from backup mode to Wi-Fi mode:
If the device is turned on and is connected to your computer, the LED light is white. If you
disconnect the device from the computer, the device searches for a network and turns solid
blue when it begins broadcasting.
If the device has not been turned on and is connected to your computer, the LED light is
white. If you disconnect the device from the computer, the Wi-Fi and Power LEDs are unlit.
The device is off and will not broadcast over Wi-Fi.
TIP: If your Seagate Wireless Plus device isn't working as you expect it to, try resetting the
device by pressing and holding the power button for 15 seconds. This turns off the
LEDs, and then shuts down and restarts the device.

Charging the Battery

The Seagate Wireless Plus device uses a rechargeable lithium-ion battery. A fully charged
battery provides up to ten hours of continuous streaming, but will lose its charge faster when
playing higher resolution video. When the device is in standby mode, the battery retains its
charge for up to 25 hours. The device enters standby mode after five minutes of inactivity.
When the device is fully charged, the power LED is green. When the LED is red, your
Seagate Wireless Plus device has about 15-20 minutes of battery life and should be charged
soon.
To charge the battery, connect the device to a power outlet using the included USB to DC
wall adapter. The power LED turns amber while the device is charging, which takes about
four hours. The light turns green when the device is fully charged.
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