Your Roku smart plug is blinking blue to indicate it is in pairing mode, ready to be connected to your Roku Smart Home app.
When your Roku smart plug displays a blinking blue light, it signifies that the device is actively searching for a connection and is ready for setup. This is its way of letting you know it's in pairing mode, awaiting configuration through the Roku Smart Home app.
Steps to Connect Your Roku Smart Plug
To successfully pair your smart plug and get it working, follow these steps:
- Open the Roku Smart Home App: Launch the Roku Smart Home application on your smartphone or tablet.
- Add a New Device:
- Tap the "+" button, typically located on the home screen or top right corner.
- Select "Add Device" from the options.
- Select Your Device: Scroll through the list of available devices and choose "Indoor Smart Plug."
- Follow On-Screen Instructions: The app will guide you through the remaining steps, which usually involve confirming the blinking light and connecting to your Wi-Fi network.
Troubleshooting: If the Light Isn't Blinking Blue
If your Roku smart plug's status light is not already blinking blue when you initiate the setup process, you can manually activate pairing mode:
- Press and Hold the Power Button: Locate the power button on your Roku smart plug. Press and hold it firmly for several seconds.
- Confirm Blinking Light: Continue holding the button until the status light begins to flash blue. Once it's blinking, you can proceed with the setup steps in the Roku Smart Home app.
Understanding Smart Plug Status Indicators
To further clarify, here's a quick reference for common Roku smart plug light indicators:
| Light Status | Meaning | Action / Description |
|---|---|---|
| Blinking Blue | Pairing Mode | Ready for initial setup or re-pairing with the Roku Smart Home app. |
| Solid Blue | Connected / On | The plug is successfully connected to your network and the power is currently on. |
| Solid Red | Disconnected / Error / Off | The plug is off, disconnected from the network, or experiencing an error. Check connection. |
| No Light | Off / Unplugged / No Power | The device is off, unplugged, or not receiving power. |
By understanding these light indicators, you can quickly diagnose the status of your Roku smart plug and troubleshoot any connection issues.
