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Prep: Check the LED, Prep: Find a good location for your floodlight

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Pro 3 Floodlight Camera Prep: Check the LED The LED lights when your floodlight is powered on. The LED changes color and blinks depending on the battery charge and to indicate the status of activities such as pairing the camera and updating the camera firmware. • Slow blinking blue. The floodlight is in the process of pairing. • Fast blinking blue. The floodlight successfully paired. • Blinking amber. The floodlight is out of range, an error occurred during pairing, or the battery charge is low (15% or less). • Alternating blue and amber. The floodlight failed to pair, or a firmware update is in process, or a reset is in process. Prep: Find a good location for your floodlight Select a location for your floodlight with a clear vantage point to fully optimize the wide field of view. For the best experience, choose a location with a strong WiFi signal. You can check the WiFi signal strength in the Arlo app. For information about WiFi connections, see WiFi connection options for your floodlight on page 18. We recommend mounting your floodlight 8-10 feet (2.5-3 meters) off the ground, angled toward the ground. Each home system setup is unique, so use these guidelines as general best practices. 40˚camera tilt 8.2-9.8 ft (2.5-3 m) 26.2 ft (8 m) This illustration shows the floodlight's beam spread within the camera's field of view. The area lit by the floodlight extends beyond what is shown here. Get Started 11 User Manual

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Get Started
Pro 3 Floodlight Camera
User Manual
Prep: Check the LED
The LED lights when your floodlight is powered on. The LED changes color and blinks
depending on the battery charge and to indicate the status of activities such as pairing the
camera and updating the camera firmware.
•
Slow blinking blue
. The floodlight is in the process of pairing.
•
Fast blinking blue
. The floodlight successfully paired.
•
Blinking amber
. The floodlight is out of range, an error occurred during pairing, or the
battery charge is low (15% or less).
•
Alternating blue and amber
. The floodlight failed to pair, or a firmware update is in
process, or a reset is in process.
Prep: Find a good location for your floodlight
Select a location for your floodlight with a clear vantage point to fully optimize the wide field
of view.
For the best experience, choose a location with a strong WiFi signal. You can check the WiFi
signal strength in the Arlo app. For information about WiFi connections, see
WiFi connection
options for your floodlight
on page 18.
We recommend mounting your floodlight 8-10 feet (2.5-3 meters) off the ground, angled
toward the ground. Each home system setup is unique, so use these guidelines as general
best practices.
This illustration shows the floodlight’s beam spread within the camera’s field of view. The area
lit by the floodlight extends beyond what is shown here.
26.2 ft (8 m)
8.2-9.8 ft
(2.5-3 m)
40˚camera tilt