Last night, I went to access my Tablo (network connected). Couldn’t connect through my Fire TV app. Puzzled, I tried on my iphone…same connection issue, could not locate Tablo.
At this point I went to go see the device and it has a pulsing blue LED. I restarted, reboot and reset the device…pulsing blue light would not stop.
I went to my computer, tried to connecting with Chrome and no luck.
I opened a support ticket, do you think my Tablo is pooched??
I just has my first power plug failure on a 2014 OG model. Acted just like that. Since I have multiple OG units I was already keeping a spare and was back up in no time.
I had this same thing happen to me a little while ago. I tried all the usual “fixes” I’ve learned from this forum in the last 8 year to no avail. As it turns out the Tablo is plugged into an 8 port Ethernet switch along with many other devices. All I did was move the plug for the Tablo to a different open port. The pulsating blue light went steady almost immediately and all was good again.
Might consult this support article to try to confirm what the lights are indicating. You said pulsing but maybe it’s actually a slow or fast blink as a pulse looks to indicate it’s waiting to connect to WiFi…
From what I understand having more amps available is safe as a device will only draw the amperage it needs. Can an electrical engineer confirm or correct my understanding? Tablo requires 2 amps but some of us suspect that either Tablo may sometimes require more amps (especially if it needs to power an HDD) or as a power adapter ages it may no longer be able to deliver the specified 2 amps.
I still have a 2014 OG tablo using a USB drive and these were all 1.5 amp. Since most tablos are all USB 2.0 they can’t draw more power then the USB 2.0 standard.