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 Light bulb devices typically enter pairing mode using the following methods:

1. Cycling operation: Some light bulb devices may require a specific sequence of switch operations to reset. This is usually achieved by executing a series of power on and off cycles within a given period of time (e.g., switching three times).
2. Power cycle: Turn off the power switch of the light bulb, wait for a few seconds, then turn the power switch back on. Some devices may enter pairing mode when powered back on.
3. Contact manufacturer support: If you are unable to reset the device to pairing mode after trying the above methods, it is recommended to contact the customer support of the device manufacturer for further assistance and guidance. They may provide detailed reset steps specific to the device.

Table lamp devices typically enter pairing mode using the following methods:

1. Power cycle: Firstly, try unplugging the power plug of the table lamp device, wait for a few seconds, then plug it back in to see if the device enters pairing mode.
2. Press button: There may be a reset button on the table lamp device. Try pressing and holding it for a few seconds to see if it triggers a reset operation and enters pairing mode.
3. Cycling operation: Usually achieved by executing a series of power on and off cycles within a given period of time.
4. Refer to manufacturer's manual: It is recommended to check the manufacturer's provided manual for specific reset steps for the device. They may provide specific button combinations or sequences for operations.

 The methods for Wi-Fi bulb devices to enter pairing mode typically include: 

1. Cycling Operation: Some bulb devices may require a specific sequence of switch operations to reset. This is usually achieved by executing a series of power on and off cycles within a given time frame (e.g., switching three times). 
2. Power Cycle: Turn off the power switch of the bulb, wait for a few seconds, and then turn the power switch back on. Some devices may enter pairing mode when powered back on. 
3. Contact Manufacturer Support: If the above methods do not reset the device to pairing mode, it is recommended to contact the device manufacturer's customer support for further assistance and guidance. They may provide detailed reset steps specific to the device. 

For desk lamp devices to enter pairing mode, the following methods are commonly used: 

1. Power Cycle: First, try unplugging the power plug of the desk lamp device, wait for a few seconds, and then plug it back in to see if the device enters pairing mode. 
2. Press Button: There may be a reset button on the desk lamp device; you can try pressing and holding it for a few seconds to see if it triggers the reset operation and enters pairing mode. 
3. Cycling Operation: Typically achieved by executing a series of power on and off cycles within a given time frame. 
4. Follow Manufacturer Instructions: It is recommended to consult the manufacturer's provided instructions to understand the specific reset steps for the device. Specific button combinations or sequences may be provided.

 The reset operations for different devices may vary, but common methods include:

1. Repeated Power Cycling: For lighting products such as bulbs and light strips, it usually requires toggling the power on and off three times, with a 2-3 second interval between each toggle.
2. Long Pressing the Reset Button/Port: This operation is applicable to various types of products and is quite common.
3. Power Cycling: It is recommended to cut off power for more than 10 seconds before restoring it.
4. Combination Key Operation: Some devices may require pressing specific combination keys to enter the network configuration mode, typically for appliances and locks. It is advisable to refer to the product manual for detailed information.

Methods to determine if the device has successfully entered network configuration mode:

• The indicator light blinks rapidly or slowly.
• The device emits a prompt sound, which is common for IPC (Internet Protocol Camera) products.
• The device screen displays relevant information, common in control panels, locks, and other screen-equipped products.
• Special device indicators: For wireless gateways, the red light blinks while the blue light remains on; for wired gateways, both indicator lights remain on.

Note:During the first use, devices typically enter network configuration mode automatically, except for locks, control panels, and speaker products.