2 
 
When booting, Solid on indicates that the system is powered on; after the system is 
started, Solid on indicates that the system is faulty; Blinking indicates that the system 
works properly, and Off indicates that the system is not powered on. 
Solid on: The 2.4 GHz wireless function is enabled but no data is transmitted; Blinking: 
Data is transmitted at 2.4 GHz; Off: The 2.4 GHz wireless function is disabled. 
Solid on: The 5 GHz wireless function is enabled but no data is transmitted; Blinking: Data 
is transmitted at 5 GHz; Off: The 5 GHz wireless function is disabled. 
WAN port 1 LED. Solid on: No data is transmitted through WAN port 1. Blinking: Data is 
transmitted through WAN port 1. Off: No device connects to WAN port 1, or connection is 
faulty. 
WAN/LAN 2/3/4 LEDs. By default, they are LAN port LEDs. 
Solid on: No data is transmitted. Blinking: Data is transmitted. Off: No device connects to 
these ports, or connection is faulty. 
LAN port 5 LED. Solid on: No data is transmitted through LAN port 5. Blinking: Data is 
transmitted through LAN port 5. Off: No device connects to LAN port 5, or connection is 
faulty. 
1.3.2  Rear Panel 
 
Power jack. Power on the device using the power adapter included with the 
package. 
Reset button. After the wireless router is powered on, use a paper clip to hold 
down the Reset button for 8 seconds to restore factory settings. 
It is the WAN port used to connect to the internet using Ethernet cable. The 
Ethernet cable may be cable connected to the ADSL modem, optical modem, or 
cable modem, or provided by the ISP. 
They are WAN/LAN ports. By default, they are LAN ports. You can log in to the 
router web UI to change. 
It is the LAN port used to connect to devices, such as computers and switches. 
1.3.3  Label