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Ambit - U10C007
Guides, Specs, and Important URLs:
Product Type: Wireless LAN Cable Modem w/USB and Ethernet
Cable Type: Docsis 2.0
Port Standard(s): 10/100 Switch with Full/Half Duplex
Wireles Standard(s): 802.11b and 80.11g
Manufacturer's Website: http://www.ambitmicro.com/broadband/
User Guide Ver 1.02: http://www.ambitmicro.com/U10C007.users.guide.ver1.02.pdf
User Guide Ver 1.1 (Firmware 5.11.1117) http://www.ambitmicro.com/U10C007.users.guide.ver1.1.pdf
Screenshots: N/A
Modem Configuration Page Address(es): http://192.168.100.1
Modem Default IP Address(es): 192.168.100.1
Connection Types:
Status Lights:
(Powering up - indicates when modem is first plugged into a power source)
(Normal use - indicates when the modem has finished initialization and is ready to allow an Internet connection)
- Power Light
- Off - Power cable is unplugged or plugged in non working electrical outlet
- On - Modem has power
- USB Light
- Off (Normal use) - USB cable is not connected to Modem or PC
- Off (Normal use) - USB drivers are not installed on PC
- Off (Powering up) - Modem has not completed initialization
- On (Normal use) - USB drivers installed, but no activity
- Flashing (Normal use) - USB drivers installed and connection is working
- Sync Light
- Off (Powering up) - Modem has not finished initialization
- Off (Normal use) - No cable service to modem, check lines and possible ISP outages
- On (Powering up) - Modem has found downstream
- On (Normal use) - Modem maintaining downstream
- Flashing (Powering up) - Modem searching for downstream
- Flashing (Normal use) - Modem lost downstream, likely bad signal levels or ISP outage
- Ready Light
- Off (Powering up) - Modem has not finished initialization and not found downstream
- Off (Normal use) - No cable service to modem, check lines and possible ISP outages
- On (Powering up) - Modem has found upstream
- On (Normal use) - Modem maintaining upstream
- Flashing (Powering up) - Modem searching for upstream
- Flashing (Normal use) - Modem lost upstream, likely bad signal levels or ISP outage
- Wlan
- Off (Powering up) - Modem has not completed intialization
- Off (Normal use) - No activity is being transmitted over the wirelss connection
- Flashing (Normal use) - Activity is being transmitted over wireless connection
- Ethernet Lights 1-4
- Off (Normal use) - Ethernet cable is not connected to Modem or PC
- Off (Powering up) - Modem has not completed initialization
- On (Normal use) - Ethernet cable is connected, but no activity
- Flashing (Normal use) - Ethernet cable is connected and connection is working
Misc Notes:
- The Username and Password for the web interface is "user"
- Modem/Router does have NAT and Firewall built in and settings are changed on internal configuration page
- Internal configuration page allows user to view current signal levels, event logs and other information
- If no cable is connected or active on the line, the modem will issue the PC the IP address of 192.168.100.?(usually 11) allowing access to intneral web page at 192.168.100.1
- When working the lights will look like:
- Power, Ready, and Sync lights will be solid green
- Either USB or Ethernet lights will flash, depending on the type of connection used to connect to PC
- Wlan light will flash when someone is using a wireless PC
- Normal Acceptable Signal Levels:
- TX (8 to 55)
- RX (-15 to 15) Ideal is 0
- SNR (Above 30)
- Main reasons for bad levels are too many splitters, loose connections, and damaged or low quality cables.
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