Moved new section from QS to hw spec article

Author: Teresa-Motiv

articles/kinect-dk/hardware-specification.md

@@ -197,6 +197,28 @@ Verify cable:
 
 Azure Kinect DK consumes up to 5.9 W; specific power consumption is use-case dependent.
 
+## What does the light mean?
+
+The power indicator is an LED on the back of your Azure Kinect DK. The color of the LED changes depending on the status of your device.
+
+![The image shows the back of the Azure Kinect DK. There are three numbered callouts: one for an LED indicator, and below it, two for cables.](./media/quickstarts/azure-kinect-dk-power-indicator.png)
+
+This figure labels the following components:
+
+1. Power indicator
+1. Power cable (connected to the power source)
+1. USB-C data cable (connected to the PC)
+
+Make sure that the cables are connected as shown. Then check the following table to learn what the various states of the power light indicate.
+
+|When the light is: |It means that: |And you should: |
+| ---| --- | --- |
+|Solid white |The device is powered on and working correctly. |Use the device. |
+|Not lit |The device is not connected to the PC. |Make sure that the round power connector cable is connected to the device and to the USB power adapter.<br /><br />Make sure that the USB-C cable is connected to the device and to your PC. |
+|Flashing white |The device is powered on but doesn't have a USB 3.0 data connection. |Make sure that the round power connector cable is connected to the device and to the USB power adapter.<br /><br />Make sure that the USB-C cable is connected to the device and to a USB 3.0 port on your PC.<br /><br />Connect the device to a different USB 3.0 port on the PC.<br /><br />On your PC, open Device Manager (**Start** > **Control Panel** > **Device Manager**), and verify that your PC has a supported USB 3.0 host controller. |
+|Flashing amber |The device doesn't have enough power to operate. |Make sure that the round power connector cable is connected to the device and to the USB power adapter.<br /><br />Make sure that the USB-C cable is connected to the device and to your PC. |
+|Amber, then flashing white |The device is powered on and is receiving a firmware update, or the device is restoring the factory settings. |Wait for the power indicator light to become solid white. For more information, see [Reset Azure Kinect DK](reset-azure-kinect-dk.md). |
+
 ## Calibration
 
 Azure Kinect DK is calibrated at the factory. The calibration parameters for visual and inertial sensors may be queried programmatically through the Sensor SDK.

articles/kinect-dk/set-up-azure-kinect-dk.md

@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ Check [System requirements](system-requirements.md) to verify that your host PC
 
    Device power-on takes a few seconds. The device is ready to use when the front-facing LED streaming indicator turns off.  
 
-   For more information about the power indicator LED, see [What does the light mean?](#what-does-the-light-mean)
+   For more information about the power indicator LED, see [What does the light mean?](hardware-specification.md#what-does-the-light-mean)
 
     ![Full device features](./media/quickstarts/full-device-features.png)
 
@@ -77,28 +77,6 @@ You're done with your Azure Kinect DK setup. Now you can start developing your a
 
 If you have any issues, check [Troubleshooting](troubleshooting.md).
 
-## What does the light mean?
-
-The power indicator is an LED on the back of your Azure Kinect DK. The color of the LED changes depending on the status of your device.
-
-![The image shows the back of the Azure Kinect DK. There are three numbered callouts: one for an LED indicator, and below it, two for cables.](./media/quickstarts/azure-kinect-dk-power-indicator.png)
-
-This figure labels the following components:
-
-1. Power indicator
-1. Power cable (connected to the power source)
-1. USB-C data cable (connected to the PC)
-
-Make sure that the cables are connected as shown. Then check the following table to learn what the various states of the power light indicate.
-
-|When the light is: |It means that: |And you should: |
-| ---| --- | --- |
-|Solid white |The device is powered on and working correctly. |Use the device. |
-|Not lit |The device is not connected to the PC. |Make sure that the round power connector cable is connected to the device and to the USB power adapter.<br /><br />Make sure that the USB-C cable is connected to the device and to your PC. |
-|Flashing white |The device is powered on but doesn't have a USB 3.0 data connection. |Make sure that the round power connector cable is connected to the device and to the USB power adapter.<br /><br />Make sure that the USB-C cable is connected to the device and to a USB 3.0 port on your PC.<br /><br />Connect the device to a different USB 3.0 port on the PC.<br /><br />On your PC, open Device Manager (**Start** > **Control Panel** > **Device Manager**), and verify that your PC has a supported USB 3.0 host controller. |
-|Flashing amber |The device doesn't have enough power to operate. |Make sure that the round power connector cable is connected to the device and to the USB power adapter.<br /><br />Make sure that the USB-C cable is connected to the device and to your PC. |
-|Amber, then flashing white |The device is powered on and is receiving a firmware update, or the device is restoring the factory settings. |Wait for the power indicator light to become solid white. For more information, see [Reset Azure Kinect DK](reset-azure-kinect-dk.md). |
-
 ## See also
 
 - [Azure Kinect DK hardware information](hardware-specification.md)