Modem Power Light

The table below details the different states of the power light.

	State	Definition
	Red During Boot-up	The power light will be red when the modem is powered on. While the power light is red the modem is performing a hardware test. If the modem hardware test fails the power light will stay red. Not all CenturyLink modems show a red power light during boot-up.
	Amber During Boot-up	The power light will move from red to amber during boot-up after the hardware test passes. Amber indicates the modem is performing onboard software tests. If the power light stays amber the software test failed. Not all CenturyLink modems show the software test with an amber light during boot-up.
	Blinking Green	The power light will move from amber to green indicating all self tests have passed and the modem is booting up.
	Solid Green	The power light will turn solid green when the modem finishes boot-up. The modem is ready to establish an internet connection.
	Blinking Amber	The power light will blink amber during a local firmware upgrade.
	Blinking Amber then Green	The power light will cycle thru amber, off, green, off when a remote upgrade is in progress.
	Solid Amber with Reset Button	If the reset button is held in for 10 seconds or more the power light will turn amber indicating the modem will be set to factory default settings.

Modem DSL1 and 2 Lights

The table below details the different states of the DSL light.

	State	Definition
	Solid Red	The Internet light will be red if the DSL signal is not detected on the line. A support representative will need to assist you in resolving the line issue.
	Blinking Green	The DSL light will blink green when searching for a signal from CenturyLink.
	Blinking Green - Faster	The DSL light will blink green at a faster pace when the CenturyLink signal has been found and modem is attempting to establish a connection.
	Solid Green	The DSL connection has been established with CenturyLink.

Modem Internet Light

The table below details the different states of the Internet light.

	State	Definition
	Off	The Internet light will be off if no PPP credentials are programmed in the modem or the modem is in transparent bridging mode.
	Blinking Amber then Green	The Internet light will cycle thru amber, off, green, off when the modem is auto-detecting the network parameters.
	Solid Amber	The Internet light will be solid amber if the modem is programmed with the CenturyLink default PPP credentials. In this state you will not be able to surf the Internet.
	Solid Red	The Internet light will be red if the PPP authentication with the ISP fails. A red internet light indicates the PPP credentials were inserted into the modem wrong. Re-type the PPP credentials in the Quick Setup tab. In DHCP mode, the red internet light indicates a valid WAN IP was not obtained.
	Solid Green	The Internet light will be green when the modem established an Internet connection with the ISP.
	Blinking Green	The Internet light will blink green after establishing a connection with the ISP indicating traffic on the Internet.

Modem Ethernet Light(s) including the WAN-LAN Flex Port

The table below details the different states of the Ethernet light(s).

	State	Definition
	Off	The Ethernet light(s) will be off when no devices is connected to the Ethernet port.
	Solid Green	The Ethernet light(s) will be solid green when connected to a LAN device with an Ethernet cable.
	Blinking Green	The Ethernet light(s) will blink green indicating traffic on the Ethernet port.

Modem HPNA Light

The table below details the different states of the HPNA light.

	State	Definition
	Off	The HPNA light will be off when the HPNA interface is disabled.
	Solid Green	The HPNA light will be solid green when connected to a LAN device with a COAX cable.
	Blinking Green	The HPNA light will blink green indicating traffic on the HPNA port.

Modem VoIP 1 and 2 Lights

The table below details the different states of the the VoIP light. .

	State	Definition
	Off	The VoIP light will be off when the VoIP feature is disabled.
	Blinking Amber then Green	The VoIP light will blink amber then green when registering to the VoIP server
	Solid Amber	The VoIP light will be solid amber when the SIP account setup process fails.
	Solid Red	The VoIP light will be red when the VoIP account fails registration.
	Solid Green	The VoIP light will be green when the VoIP account is registered and active.
	Blinking Green	The VoIP light will blink green when traffic is flowing over the VoIP service.

Modem Wireless Light

The table below details the different states of the Wireless light.

	State	Definition
	Off	The Wireless light will be off when the wireless radio in the modem is disabled.
	Solid Amber	The Wireless light will be solid amber if the wireless radio is disabled via the wireless access scheduler feature.
	Solid Green	The Wireless light will be solid green when the wireless radio is on in the modem.
	Blinking Green	The Wireless light will blink green indicating traffic via wireless thru the modem.

WPS Button Light

The table below details the different states of the WPS button light. Not all CenturyLink modems support WPS with a button at this time. Your modem may not have a WPS button and light.

	State	Definition
	Off	The WPS button will be off when WPS is disabled
	Solid Green	The WPS button will be illuminated when WPS is enabled.
	Blinking Amber	WPS button will blink amber when a connection request is in process.
	Solid Green	The WPS button will be green when a connection is established.
	Blinking Red	The WPS button will blink red when a connection errors out or a session overlap is detected.
	LED Support	Not all CenturyLink modems support WPS in the manor defined above at this time. Your WPS button lights may function differently.