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6500-M Status Lights
This chart outlines the light combinations used to indicate
the status or progress of the Mako 6500-M at any given stage.
Generally, lights on the left vary only in power-up sequences.
But the core of the status messages lies in the three lights on
the right.
A subtle dierence between the 6500-M and other 6500
Series Makos is that the WAN and CMS lights are dual-color
LEDs: yellow and green. During boot-up sequences, both
the yellow and green LEDs illuminate at the same time,
creating a bright ‘chartreuse’ color.
Power Up Power is connected; The Mako is turned on.
On connecting power, POWER. Then, LAN lights ash on twice. After a time
(dependent on the connection type used – DSL, WAN or Cellular), Internet
lights up. Then, WAN 1, CMS and ERROR lights up. Intermittent ashing
between several lights while a connection is established occurs. Finally,
ERROR turns o. The Mako 6500-M is operating.
Wireless will light if a service is being delivered by your Mako, and LANs
will light only if connected.
DSL Connection
Sequence
From power-up to stable connection.
On power-up: POWER light on, LAN lights ash, INTERNET ashes during
handshake operations; WAN light on, CMS light on.
Internet
Connected; CMS
Not Found
A successful ISP connection was made, but the CMS wasn’t able to be
contacted.
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Power and Internet lights are on; LANs are on depending on the ports
occupied; WAN is on. CMS light ashes short, short, long.
This indicates either the Mako is uncongured or, in exceptionally rare
circumstances the CMS is down. The Internet is still accessible to the
Mako’s LANs, and the network’s rewalls and VPNs are in place, but
updates to the network aren’t available.
Verifying File... The Mako is verifying the conguration le.
These three lights cycle for the verication period. They turn on from left to
right, one at a time, a second apart, until all are lit. They turn o in reverse
order.
POWER
INTERNET
Wireless
LANs
WAN
CMS
ERROR
LED Types: Sequences:
On/Off Long On/Off Back and Forth CycleStays on
Flashes
Irrelevant