Blinking Green: Data is being sent/received over the Wireless LAN
WLAN LINK
Solid Green: The unit is setup to accept Wireless connections
POWER
Solid Green: The unit is powered on
Off: The power is off, make certain that the power cored is connected to the router and that the adapter is plugged into a functioning power outlet. If it appears to be connected properly, verifty that you are using the 12 V DC 1A power adapter that was supplied with the router
1-4 LINK/ACT
Solid Green: A computer has been detected as being connected to the corresponding port
Blinking Green: Data is being sent/received via the corresponding port
Off: No computer has been detected as being connected to the corresponding port
1-4 FULL/COL
Solid Green: The computer connected to the corresponding port is running in Full Duplex mode
Blinking Green: The port is experiencing collisions. A few collisions are normal, but constant blinking indicates a problem
1-4 100
Solid Orange: The computer connected to the corresponding port is operating at 100 Mbps
Off: The computer connected to the corresponding port (if there is one) is operating at 10 Mbps
WAN LINK
Solid Green: The router is connected to a broadband device or network
WAN ACT
Blinking Green: Data is being sent/received over the WAN (Internet)
WAN DIAG
Solid Red: This will be turned on after powercycling the router and indicates the self-test. If it stays on for longer than 30-60 seconds, the router has encountered a hardware issue
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