The leds and indicators of the Movistar router
Within the catalog of Movistar router models, we find several. Although, in recent times the three that we will see below are the most widespread among users of the blue operator. The most important thing of all is that, from now on, when you see the LEDs and indicators of the device, turning on, blinking, or offYou will already know what its meaning is.
ADSL Router Observe BHS-RTA
In this first model, we find a sequence of leds that will be like this, they will also be located on the front panel of the device: Power – Ethernet – WiFi – WPS – 3G – ADSL – Internet. In this case, we will find green or red lights. Therefore, it is necessary to take into account what does each color mean at all times:
- power
- Steady Green: the router is on.
- Flashing Green: The device is performing a self-test on startup.
- Flashing red (0.5 seconds) o Steady: self-test failed at startup.
- Led off: the device is off.
- ethernet
- Steady green: Ethernet connection could be established.
- Flashing green: Send or receive traffic on any of the Ethernet ports.
- No color: off.
- Wifi
- Steady Green: WiFi connection available.
- Flashing green: traffic on the WiFi network.
- No color: not on.
- WPS
- Green solid on 120 seconds: WPS enabled.
- Flashing green: WPS negotiation in progress.
- Steady red 20 seconds: WPS registration failed.
- No Color: Is inactive or disabled.
- 3G
- Steady green: connection established.
- Flashing green: negotiation.
- Green flashing quickly: traffic on the 3G line.
- Off: 3G WAN traffic goes through the ADSL line.
- Steady red on: 3G authentication failure.
- dsl
- Green blinking every 0.5 seconds: no ADSL line connected.
- Green blinking every 0.25 seconds: ADSL line in negotiation state.
- Steady green: line established.
- No color: router off.
- Internet
- Flashing green: establishing PPP/DHCP negotiation.
- Steady green: connection established.
- Fast blinking green: Sending or receiving traffic on the line.
- Colorless: router off.
- Steady red on: authentication failed.
Comtrend VG8050 Fiber Optic Router
if we have this fiber optic router then the indicators that we will find on the front of the device will be the following: Power – 4 Ethernet indicators – WiFi – GPS – Telephone – Line – Internet. And the lights mean the following:
- power
- Steady green: The router is powered on.
- Flashing red (0.5 seconds): self-test failed during start-up.
- LED off: the router is off.
- Ethernet (on the four leds)
- Steady green: Ethernet connection established.
- Flashing Green: There is send or receive traffic on one of the Ethernet ports.
- No color – off: no connection established.
- Wifi
- Steady Green: wifi is available.
- Flashing green: negotiation or there is traffic on the WiFi network.
- No Color: Wireless connection is not available.
- WPS
- Green solid on 120 seconds: WPS enabled.
- Flashing green: WPS negotiation in progress.
- Steady red 20 seconds: WPS registration failed.
- No Color: WPS inactive or disabled.
- Telephone
- Green on: WPS enabled.
- Flashing Green: Negotiation or VoIP traffic present.
- Fast flashing green: traffic on the line.
- No color: no configuration for VoIP.
- Line
- Steady green on: WAN connection established, line is available.
- No color – off: WAN cable disconnected.
- Internet
- Flashing green: establishing PPP/DHCP negotiation.
- Steady green: connection established.
- Fast blinking green: Sending or receiving traffic on the line.
- No color – off: No internet connection.
- Steady red on: authentication failed.
Smart WiFi Fiber Optic Router
In this router, being one of the latest models to reach the Movistar catalog, the colors of the different lights on the device change color. Now, instead of green, the lights have a blue color. Although, there is a led indicator that does continue to maintain green. The ignition sequence of the LEDs is as follows: mouse (Internet) – WiFi (2.4 GHz) – WiFi Plus (5 GHz) – Telephone. And, after knowing this, it is time to know what these lights mean:
- Mouse Icon (Internet)
- Flashing blue (slow): PPP session negotiation.
- Flashing blue (fast): synchronizing with PON. PPP activation and negotiation.
- Steady blue: You already have a PPP connection.
- Steady Red: Failed during POST. Error due to hardware or firmware.
- Intermittent (slow) noise:
- No Color: No power or no internet connection.
- Wifi
- Steady blue: WiFi enabled.
- Flashing blue (slow): WPS window active.
- No color – off: WiFi 2.4 GHz disabled.
- Wi-Fi Plus
- Steady blue: WiFi connection active.
- Flashing blue (slow): WPS window enabled.
- No color – off: WiFi 5 GHz disabled.
- Telephone
- Steady blue: voice service available.
- Flashing blue (slow): Registration with the network is in process.
- Steady green: traffic carried by incoming or outgoing calls.
- No color – off: No VoIP service.
