Technicolor - Thomson TG784 manual Status LEDs, Power LED, Ethernet LED, Wireless LED

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2 Thomson Gateway Basics

2.1.1Status LEDs

Introduction

On the top panel of your Thomson Gateway, you can find a number of status LEDs, indicating the state of the device during normal operation.

Power LED

Colour	State	Description

Green	Solid on	Power on, normal operation

Red	Solid on	Power on, self-test failed, indicating device malfunction

Amber	Blinking	Bootloader active (during upgrade)

Off		Power off

Ethernet LED

	Colour	State	Description

	Green	Blinking	Ethernet activity

		Solid on	Ethernet connection, no activity

	Off		No Ethernet connection

Wireless LED

Colour	State	Description

Green	Blinking	Wireless activity, WPA(2) encryption

	Solid on	No wireless activity, WPA(2) encryption

Amber	Blinking	Wireless activity, WEP encryption

	Solid on	No wireless activity, WEP encryption

Red	Blinking	Wireless activity, no security

	Solid on	No wireless activity, no security

Red/green	Toggling	Wireless client registration phase

Off		WLAN disabled

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Contents Setup and User Guide Page Thomson TG784 Trademarks Contents Getting the Most Out of Your Thomson Gateway Used Symbols Terminology About this Setup and User GuideDocumentation and software updates Typographical ConventionsAbout this Setup and User Guide Introduction InstallationComputer requirements Preliminary StepsInternet connection details Voice over IP VoIP connection detailsInstallation methods Installing your Thomson GatewayGuided Installation Manual InstallationConnecting devices wait Guided InstallationCase of problems Starting the wizardCD menu Procedure Manual InstallationConfigure the Thomson Gateway Click Setup my Thomson GatewayThis chapter Thomson Gateway BasicsThomson Gateway LED Behaviour ContentWireless LED Power LEDStatus LEDs Ethernet LEDPhone LED Broadband LEDInternet LED WPS LED WPS Button LEDLED Status Description Ethernet LEDsRequirements Accessing the Thomson Gateway Web InterfaceThomson Gateway Web Interface Menu ComponentsContent pane Login sectionLanguage bar Location barRestoring your configuration Backing Up/Restoring your ConfigurationBacking up your configuration Adding a New Computer to your Network Ethernet cable Connecting a Computer Using the Ethernet CableWireless WPS button LED is blinking red Connecting Your Wireless Client via WPSWPS button LED is solid green Troubleshooting Where can I find the SSID? Connecting Your Wireless Client without WPSWhere can I find the encryption? Forgot your wireless settings?Configuring the wireless encryption Securing Your Wireless ConnectionEncryption methods WPA-PSK versionsWireless Select Use WPA-PSK Encryption Configuring WPA-PSK EncryptionSelect Use WEP Encryption Configuring WEP EncryptionThomson solution Old solutionTelephony Voice over IP VoIPConnecting a Regular Phone to Your Thomson Gateway Installing the Thomson Dect USB Adapter Select Register Handset and press OK Connecting a Dect Phone to Your Thomson GatewayConfigure the Telephony Service Configuring the Telephony ServiceEnable the Telephony Service Assign Phone NumbersSelect Service Enabled Using Multiple IdentitiesVerifying Telephone Connectivity Multiple IdentitiesUsing the Address book Accessing the Address Book page?Address Book Managing contactsChecking which services that you can use? Telephony servicesActivating services Pick a task list, click View Telephony ServicesCall Forwarding Activating services on the web pagesUsing switching order commands To retrieve the call on hold when there is No active call Transfer a call Call Statistics Accessing the Telephony StatisticsViewing Telephony Statistics Getting the Most Out of Your Thomson Gateway Feature availabilityWhat do I need? Sharing Content on your NetworkConnecting your USB storage device to the Thomson Gateway Configure Content Sharing on the Thomson Gateway On the Tools menu, click Content Sharing Setting Up the File ServerServer Description WorkgroupOpen Windows Explorer How to access the shared content on WindowsHow to access the shared content on Mac Result Managing your Shared ContentManaged Partition Enable UPnP AV on the Thomson Gateway Using UPnP AV to Share Content with Media DevicesUnder UPnP AV Media Server, click Server Enabled Thomson UPnP AV ServerUnder FTP Server, click Server Enabled Accessing your Shared Content by FTPConfigure FTP access for your shared content Additional configuration Unmounting your USB storage device On the Toolbox menu, click Content SharingSafely Removing your USB Storage Device UPnP and the Thomson Gateway Universal Plug and PlaySupported Operating Systems Windows Vista Accessing Your Thomson Gateway with UPnPWindows XP Go to My Network PlacesManaging your Internet connection with UPnP On the Windows Start menu, click Settings Control PanelDisabling this feature Enable/Disable UPnP Configuring UPnP on the Thomson GatewayExtended Security Enabling Extended SecurityAdding UPnP Installing UPnP on Windows XPStart menu, click Settings Control Panel Adding IGD Discovery and Control Solution Assigning a service HTTP, FTP,... to a computerProblem Assign a game or application to a local networking device UPnPWhat you need Dynamic DNSGetting the Most Out of Your Thomson Gateway Overview Internet SecurityChanging the security level FirewallCreating a new security level Pick a task list, click Create a new Security LevelContent-based filtering Access DeniedWeb Site Filtering Address-based filteringAction for Unknown Sites, select Option 2 address-based filter onlyOn the Toolbox menu, click Web Site Filtering Introduction Accessing the configuration Configuring The Content-based FilterConfiguring the content-based filter Creating your own content levelAllow access to a specific Web site Deny access to a specific Web siteAdding Rules For The Address Based Filter OptionsClick Redirect in the Action list Redirect all Web sitesInternet Security Topics TroubleshootingYour Thomson Gateway has not been found Setup wizard TroubleshootingSetup CD does not start automatically Thomson Gateway does not work General Thomson Gateway TroubleshootingThomson Gateway unreachable Poor Thomson Gateway performanceEthernet LED does not light up Wired Connection TroubleshootingNo Wireless Connectivity Wireless Connection TroubleshootingPoor Wireless Connectivity or Range Change the wireless channelProblems with Supplementary Services Voice over IP TroubleshootingCalling over VoIP Calling over PstnResetting your Thomson Gateway Reset to Factory DefaultsSoftware Reset MethodsHardware Reset Page Thomson Telecom Belgium

2.1.1Status LEDs

Introduction

Power LED

Colour

State

Description

Ethernet LED

Wireless LED