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These beacons consist of a large radio antenna, which, once built and supplied with the necessary power, will transmit a radio station listed as settlement recruitment beacon, attracting randomized settlers.

Green light means it's on. You can use the radio to check if you like. I'd like to point out that I also found this confusing due to the way the "switch" on the beacon works. We typically think of a vertically-aligned switch as "UP = ON" and "DOWN = OFF", like a light switch.

Basically it sometimes won't show the proper on/off value until you reload the game and if enough glitches occur then it could get stuck on with no way to get rid of the status. The Vault Tech beacon is actually broken and sometimes takes multiple tries to get it to actually turn off or turn on.

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These beacons consist of a large radio antenna, which, once built and supplied with the necessary power, will transmit a radio station listed as settlement recruitment beacon, attracting randomized settlers.

Locations. There are 37 unlockable settlements total with 30 in the base game, one in Automatron, four in Far Harbor, one in Vault-Tec Workshop and one in Nuka-World. Most are obtained by completing an objective or killing hostiles/residents in the area then opening the workshop.

Once the Sole Survivor has gained control over a workshop in any settlement, a recruitment radio beacon can be built and powered. Once active, this beacon will broadcast a recorded message, in the Sole Survivor's own voice, followed by one of a few pieces of patriotic music, and the cycle then repeats.