Understanding the Oxa sensor’s LED status light Follow

The front of the Oxa sensor has a small LED that displays different statuses by changing its color or illumination pattern. The different LED patterns indicate:

• Sensor’s connection to the Oxa Life app
• Battery charge level
• Awake / asleep
• Error

The Oxa app also displays the status of your Oxa sensor, indicating the stability/status of the Bluetooth connection, the sensor battery level, and what steps might improve the data quality when the signal is poor.

Once connected to the app, the sensor remains connected while an exercise or recording is active. After 10 minutes of no active exercise or recording, the sensor automatically goes to sleep and needs to be shaken awake.

The LED fades off when Oxa is used in sleep monitoring mode.

• Charging: The Oxa sensor battery is rechargeable and lasts for about 30 hours before needing to be recharged. Recharging the Oxa sensor takes about 2.5 hours. 
• Shake to wake. If the sensor does not connect to the app via Bluetooth within 2 minutes, the LED will turn off. After 10 minutes, the sensor will automatically go to sleep again and need to be shaken or moved to be discoverable for a Bluetooth connection.
• If the device does not show as being connected on your app, it is most likely connected to another phone. Disconnect the device from the other phone and try pairing again.

If your sensor status is not clear, connect the sensor to a charger. The sensor will reboot. If you continue to experience issues, check the troubleshooting guide to return your Oxa sensor to normal operation.