About the Standby, STATUS and WIRELESS indicators

Standby indicator

When you plug in the power cord of the Network Media Receiver, the unit automatically initializes itself and performs a hardware diagnosis routine. (This takes about 20 seconds.) When these steps are completed successfully, the standby indicator lights up in red.

When you turn the Network Media Receiver on by pressing the POWER button on the remote control or the power button on the front panel of the Network Media Receiver itself, the standby indicator changes to green.

Note

If the standby indicator does not light up in red about 20 seconds after the power cord is connected, contact the Web site listed in “Getting Help” (page 63).

STATUS indicator

When data is being exchanged over the wired or wireless LAN, the STATUS indicator flashes green.

While the firmware of the Network Media Receiver is being updated, the indicator lights up red or flashes red. When the firmware update process finishes, the indicator goes out.

While the hardware diagnosis process is performed when the power cord is first connected, the indicator repeatedly flashes red and green to indicate the progress of the diagnosis routine.

WIRELESS indicator

When the Network Media Receiver is connected to a wireless LAN, the WIRELESS indicator lights up green.

While the hardware diagnosis process is performed when the power cord is first connected, the indicator repeatedly flashes red and green to indicate the progress of the diagnosis routine.

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