Devices

Devices

DFN has used several types or modems, routers and ONTs over the years. Listed below are the different types of device that have been or are currently in use by DFN. Included will be the configuration of the primary lights only when the device is acting in a normal fashion. **Note** Not all of the lights will be included, only the primary lights will be noted. all light will be listed from left to right, or top to bottom.

DSL Devices

Standard Modems (For customers who own their own router)

Comtrend

CT-5072

Normal Light Status: LAN On/Solid, Internet Not used, may be off or solid red, DSL ON/Solid (if Blinking the device has lost connection or is re-training), Power On/Solid

VR-3030

Normal Light Status: LAN On/Solid/Blinking, Internet On/Solid red, DSL On/Solid (if Blinking the device has lost connection or is re-training), Power On/Solid

Modem / Router Combinations

Comtrend

CT-5361

Normal Light Status: LAN On/Solid/Blinking, Internet ON/Solid, DSL ON/Solid (if Blinking the device has lost connection or is re-training), Power On/Solid
AR-5381

Normal Light Status: LAN On/Solid/Blinking, Internet ON/Solid, DSL ON/Solid (if Blinking the device has lost connection or is re-training), Power On/Solid
AR-5381-U

Normal Light Status: LAN On/Solid/Blinking, Internet ON/Solid, DSL ON/Solid (if Blinking the device has lost connection or is re-training), Power On/Solid
CT-5374

Normal Light Status: LAN On/Solid/Blinking, DSL ON/Solid (if Blinking the device has lost connection or is re-training), Power On/Solid

ZyXel

VMG9823-B10A

Normal Light Status: Power On/Solid, DSL ON/Solid(Only when used as a DSL modem/router, if ADSL light will be green. if VDSL light will be amber), Internet On/Solid/Blinking, WAN ON/Solid/Blinking(Only when being used as a router)

SmartRg

SR655-AC

Normal Light Status: Power On/Solid, DSL ON/Solid(Only when used as a DLS modem/router), Internet On/Solid/Blinking, WAN ON/Solid/Blinking(Only when being used as a router)

Routers

Stand Alone Routers

Comtrend

WR-5887

Normal Light Status: Power On/Solid, 2.4 & 5G ON/Blinking, WAN On/Solid/Blinking

Fiber Devices

ONT

Adtran

TA 311

Normal Light Status: Power On/Solid, GPON On/Solid, OPTICAL OFF, LAN On/Blinking , VOIP ON if customer has VOIP/ Flashing if on active call
TA 401/411

Normal Light Status: **NOTE** TA400 and TA411 is the same device with the exception that the TA401 does not have voice**

Power On/Solid, GPON On/Solid, OPTICAL OFF, LAN On/Blinking , VOIP ON if customer has VOIP/ Flashing if on active call

TA 324

Normal Light Status: Power On/Solid, Net On/Solid - Green, VOIP ON if customer has VOIP/ Flashing if on active call
TA 351/352/372

These device are Multiple Unit Devices and are normally mounted in a shell on the outside of the building and inaccesable. Normally the only device that would be indoors would be the power injector.

ShellPower Injector
TA 351/352TA 372

The primary difference between these devices are as follows;

DeviceVoice PortsEthernet PortsOther Ports
TA35121none
TA35222none
TA372824 DS1

Fixed Wireless Devices

Ubiquiti

Ubiquit M5/M365Ubiquiti M5 Nanobridge
POE (Power over Ethernet) 

Normal Light Status: Depending on the model of the POE (Power over Ethernet) Their will be a single light on the POE which will indicate power to the POE.
There will be two Cat5 plugs, one labled POE or Radio, the second will be LAN (Computer or Router goes here)

Trango

58305580
POE (Power over Ethernet) 

Normal Light Status: DC Power In On/Solid. Radio On\Solid
There will be two Cat5 plugs, one labled POE or Radio, the second will be Network (Computer or Router goes here)

Voice

ATA (Analog Telephone Adapter)

Cisco Spa 122

Normal Light Status: From Bottom to Top Power On/Solid, Globe On/Flashing, Phone 1 ON/Flashing if on active call, Phone 2 ON if they a second line/Flashing if on active call
Cisco Spa 2102

Normal Light Status: From Bottom to Top Power On/Solid, Globe On/Flashing, Phone 1 ON/Flashing if on active call, Phone 2 ON if they a second line/Flashing if on active call

It is extremely important that these devices are connected properly.
For Help connecting your ATA to a modems see below
To connect to standard modem
To connect to Modem / Router combination