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Check 2

The indicator lights on the front panel of the modem router are used to verify the unit’s operation and

status between your modem, PC and ISPs network.

The table below describes what the lights mean.

Label

State

Description

Resolution

Power

On
(Steady
Green)
Power On
Check ADSL light.
Off
No Power
Resolution 3

ADSL

On (Solid
Green)
Synchronized
Check Internet light
Flashing
Green
Attempting Synchronization
Wait 2 minutes, if the light does not turn a
solid green, refer to the Resolution 3.
Off
Not Synchronized
Resolution 3

Internet

On (Solid
Green)
The PPP (Internet)
connection is successfully
established
Check LAN lights
Off
There is no successful PPP
connection or the Router
works on bridge mode
Check the PPP username and Password,
VPI/VCI values or refer to Resolution 5
Flashing
Green
Traffic being transmitted
over the Internet
Check LAN lights

LAN

1/2/3/4

On (Solid
Green)
Link between your
computer and your
DSL modem is established
The physical connection between the DSL
modem and PC is working properly.
Off
No link between your PC
and your DSL modem
The physical connection between the DSL
modem and your PC is disconnected or
NOT working properly
Flashing
Green
Traffic being transmitted
over the LAN
The physical connection between the DSL
modem and PC is working properly.
Check 3

Check the Data Rate at the bottom of the Status page.

If the numbers are approximately matched with the ADSL profile provided by your ISP (e.g.

downstream 2Mbps and upstream 512kbps), that means the device is synchronized properly with the

ISP and the quality of the ADSL line is essentially normal.

If the Data Rate number is N/A, it stands for the modem router is not synchronized with your ISP.

Please go to Resolution 3 For ADSL Light Off.