The transmit light, which should be solid blue to indicate bonding, is solid green. I cannot find a reference to what this means with respects to the transmit/receive lights.
Please advise.
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Solid Green Transmit Light on SB6190
- The Many
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Best answer by plemans
Usually means only 1 channel is connected and your speeds are limited. Channel bonding allows multiple channels to be “bonded” together for faster speeds/performance.
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+41- Juggernaut
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Are you talking the “send” icon?
If so, when its green, it means non-bonded upstream channel is connected.
You can find it in the manual here.
https://arris.my.salesforce-sites.com/consumers/ConsumerProductDetail?p=a0ha000000REMs8AAH#panel3
- The Many
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Thank you.
What does it mean when we have a connected non-bonded channel?
+41- Juggernaut
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Usually means only 1 channel is connected and your speeds are limited. Channel bonding allows multiple channels to be “bonded” together for faster speeds/performance.
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