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Westell Wirespeed Lights Diagram

    Power LED
    • Solid Green = Power ON
    • No Light = No power


    Ready LED [Shows sync and modem diagnostic status]
    • Slow Flashing Green = Power ON and passed power-up diagnostics (1 flash/sec) No Sync. Bad news.
    • Moderate Flashing Green = Power ON and attempting synchronization (2 flashes/sec) The modem is attempting to sync
    • Solid Green = Power ON and synchronized with the DSLAM at the Central Office ; Good news! You're synced with the DLSAM!
    • Solid Red = Hardware power-up in progress
    • Blinking Red = Unit failed power-up diagnostic. Modem is defective or firmware is FUBAR'd; bad news
    NOTE:It is possible to hard-reset this modem if you are brave enough to open it up and short 2 traces on the circuit board. I successfully "revived" my "FUBAR" WireSpeed using the technique I've documented at /forum/remark,7089129~root=equip,36~mode=flat

    • Alternating Red/Green = Modem diagnostic failed. Bad News indicates hardware/firmware problem.
    • No Light = No power


    Link LED [Shows NIC link status]
    • Solid Green = Link established
    • No Light = No 10BaseT link ; *Note: The modem doesn't necessarily need to be plugged into a NIC to sync.*


    Activity LED
    • Pulsing Yellow = Data being transmitted. Pulses should match the reception or transmission of Ethernet data.
    • No Light = No data being transmitted on Ethernet interface


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FAQ by kadar


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Just got Verizon DSL (11-1-07) & it came with a Westell 6100 revision J.

2007-11-05 03:26:54


Same here, Westell 6100, on Long Island. (11-1-07) was service order date.

2007-11-20 15:26:14 (zigner See Profile)


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last modified: 2003-06-19 22:11:49


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