User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- Introduction
- Wireless Networking With the Base Station
- Installing the Base Station
- Software Installation for Adapters
- Symphony Composer Installation Wizard
- Symphony Maestro Configuration Tool
- Symphony Location Switcher
- Using the Wireless Network
- About the Base Station
- Uninstalling Symphony Products
- Troubleshooting
- How to Reach Technical Support
- Specifications
- Regulatory Information
- Index

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9. About the Base Station
This chapter describes the LED Indicators, Ethernet ports, and buttons found
on the Symphony HomeRF Base Station.
LED Indicators
The Base Station has four functional LEDs: three on the top of the unit (shown
in Figure 4) and one on the back panel (shown in Figure 5).
❑ Power Indicator LED or Status LED: This LED turns green when
the unit is powered on and operational; however, it will remain off
during boot-up for several seconds while the Base Station searches
for a wireless network to join. If the Base Station cannot locate an
existing network with the same Security Code, it will start its own.
❑ Wireless Network Activity LED: This LED blinks green when the
Base Station receives data from the wireless network.
❑ Ethernet LED: This LED blinks green when the Base Station
receives data at 10 Mbps over the Ethernet connection; this LED
blinks yellow when the Base Station receives data at 100 Mbps over
the Ethernet connection
Figure 4
Top Panel LEDs
Ethernet LED
Wireless LED Power Indicator LED