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A red indicator signals that a hardware device is either unconnected or not responding. This could result from network issues, hardware failure, or communication breakdown between the device and the system. The red color draws immediate attention, serving as a clear warning that urgent action is required. | A red indicator signals that a hardware device is either unconnected or not responding. This could result from network issues, hardware failure, or communication breakdown between the device and the system. The red color draws immediate attention, serving as a clear warning that urgent action is required. | ||
'''Action Required:''' Check the device's physical connection, power supply, and network configuration. If the problem persists, consider repairing or replacing the hardware. | * '''Action Required:''' Check the device's physical connection, power supply, and network configuration. If the problem persists, consider repairing or replacing the hardware. | ||
'''Visual Representation:''' Red serves as a prominent warning, ensuring users address the issue promptly to restore normal functionality. | * '''Visual Representation:''' Red serves as a prominent warning, ensuring users address the issue promptly to restore normal functionality. | ||
[[Category:Status Indicators]] | [[Category:Status Indicators]] | ||
Revision as of 12:05, 19 November 2024
Red (Disconnected Hardware):
A red indicator signals that a hardware device is either unconnected or not responding. This could result from network issues, hardware failure, or communication breakdown between the device and the system. The red color draws immediate attention, serving as a clear warning that urgent action is required.
- Action Required: Check the device's physical connection, power supply, and network configuration. If the problem persists, consider repairing or replacing the hardware.
- Visual Representation: Red serves as a prominent warning, ensuring users address the issue promptly to restore normal functionality.