The blue LED on the Affect-tag band blinks rapidly while on the pairing screen.

The blue LED on the Affect-tag band blinks rapidly while on the pairing screen.

The last session was not finished properly and the band is clearing the storage to make space for the next session. Wait for the band to stop blinking and then pair the band with the mobile application.

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    • LED Guide

      Blue LED 1 blink    / 1 second Band is ON and UNPAIRED 1 blink    / 5 seconds Band is PAIRED, session NOT launched 2 blinks / 5 seconds Band is PAIRED, session IN PROGRESS 3 blinks / 5 seconds Band is UNPARIED, session IN PROGRESS Data will be ...