My Cloud Ex2 Ultra Power Light Flashing

I purchased 2 WD 10TB internal NAS drives for my My Cloud EX2 Ultra box. They came right on time as scheduled. I installed and configured them including updated firmware to OS5. They worked and connected with my other WDMyCloud 5TB device that give me a total capacity of 25TB storage. These WD Cloud NAS devices allow me to store and backup all my pictures, music, and teaching materials and sharing them with my families and friends from anywhere. My other cloud storages such as Flickr, Google photo and Apple are getting more expensive annually for me.

Works as advertised! It's responsive and easy to use. My only minor complaint is the flashing blue light which can be a little annoying in a dark venue But, I realize there has to be some way to know that it's on

My APC UPS sounded off every few hours with beeps and a flashing red light to let me know it was time to replace the battery. I ordered online and the battery arrived sooner than expected. I installed it and it's been working fine since. The part I especially like, I didn't have to shut everything off to install.

These batteries are good! Fast recycle for the 580 EX2 on full power.

but it is unsettling to have the upstream light flashing

i use this with a 2 in 1 tablet computer, very portable. Runs on usb power, flashing LEDs tell you it's connected and talking to your devices. does not seem to lag, works well. fits well in gig bag with keyboard

Seriously, this thing is great. Just plop in up to 2 batteries, tells you their status and juices them up. They still have a good load, just take out the battery and skip the charge. Very easy to manage your set of batteries. Clear indication of battery status no reading, arcane, flashing / not flashing, is that amber or orange.... Works well in car also and does not require a power brick just a universal 2 prong power cord. Charging is quick but not overly (quicker = less battery life due to the heat). I have use mine with Fujifilm X I understand other adaptors are available. Most fujifilm users have or should have multiple batteries: I Higly recommended this

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this a few days ago and I already like it. Make sure you download the software before you do anything else. Once I downloaded the software it was fairly easy to set up. I did have a flashing power button so I called and they helped me quickly. Once you feed the label far enough into the feeder and hit the forward button the power button stopped flashing. I could see this coming in very handy for anyone who sends mail frequently or does.a lot of shipping. I could also seething being used for a small business. I do need to take some time to figure out how the software works and it does offer quite a bit. shipping. Like that it is portable so I can take it with me anywhere.

Solidly built, bright and exactly as described. A full click does the off and on, but if you ever want it, partial clicks change to low power or flashing light.

Bought the Ninja Ultra, Connect and Recording and Accessory kit in order to get full functionality: monitor, ProRes back-up of camera files, RAW recording, and Connect 2 Cloud. Don’t think I’ll need the NDI feature, but if a client wants it, it’s only a $99 add-on for HD. My only complaint so far: no manual as of July 2024. The Ultra has been out for months, it’s inexcusable there’s no manual. That said, the menu is largely intuitive and most things I needed to know can be Googled. I did have to contact support with questions a couple times and they always responded quickly with good answers. I couldn’t figure out why the record button was grayed out, and was told you can’t record on the Ninja until you either pair it with Atomos Cloud Services or press “Unpair ACS” in the Ninja menu. Key instructions like that should come with the monitor. The monitor is accurate to my Sony FX6 LCD, with a slightly better color match than my Odyssey 7Q+. I was concerned there may be latency, especially over HDMI, but a test at 23.98P showed the Ninja only lags by one frame whether connected by SDI or HDMI. The Ninja does get really hot, but even with the fan on auto it hasn’t kicked on during recording. Tested the C2C connection to Frame.io, a short clip showed up in Frame.io within seconds, but this will depend on WiFi speed. Awesome feature. Overall very happy with the diverse functionality of the Ninja/Connect system, it’s an impressive Swiss army knife with different tools for different jobs. At this price it’s a good buy and a great 5” alternative to my 7” Odyssey for run-and-gun shoots, while on studio shoots it compliments the Odyssey with C2C and 4K recording, while the Odyssey delivers the key feature of being able to display multiple camera feeds side by side.