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    The Huawei HG8243H5 router typically has several LED indicators on its front panel,

    each serving different purposes to provide information about the router's status. While
    the exact LED configuration may vary slightly depending on the model and firmware
    version, here is a general description of the LED indicators commonly found on Huawei
    routers:

    Power: This LED indicates the power status of the router. It usually lights up when the
    router is powered on and functioning properly.

    PON: The PON (Passive Optical Network) LED indicates the status of the optical network
    connection. If it's solid green, it means the optical network is connected and working
    correctly. If it's off or flashing, there may be an issue with the optical network
    connection.

    LAN: The LAN (Local Area Network) LED indicates the status of the local network
    connections. Each LAN port usually has a corresponding LED. When a LAN port is
    connected and active, its LED will typically be solid green. If the LED is off, there may be
    an issue with the LAN connection.

    LOS: The LOS (Loss of Signal) LED is specific to fiber optic connections. If this LED is solid
    red or flashing, it indicates a loss of signal or a problem with the fiber optic connection.

    WLAN: The WLAN (Wireless Local Area Network) LED indicates the status of the wireless
    network. When the router's Wi-Fi is enabled, this LED will typically be solid or blinking,
    indicating that the wireless network is active. If the LED is off, the wireless network may
    be disabled.
    WPS: The WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) LED indicates the status of the WPS feature.
    When you activate WPS for easy Wi-Fi setup, this LED will blink or remain solid until the
    connection is established. Once the connection is established, the LED may turn off or
    stay solid.

    USB: If your router has a USB port, there may be a USB LED that indicates whether a USB
    device is connected and being accessed.

    The ZTE F660 modem/router typically has several LED indicators on its front panel. Here
    is a general description of the LED indicators and their corresponding functions:

    Power: This LED indicator shows the power status of the modem/router. It remains solid
    or blinks to indicate whether the device is powered on or off.

    PON: The PON (Passive Optical Network) LED indicates the status of the optical fiber
    connection. It shows whether the modem/router has successfully established a
    connection with the fiber optic network. If the LED is solid green, it means the
    connection is active and working properly.

    LOS: The LOS (Loss of Signal) LED indicates the optical signal status. If the LED is solid
    green, it means there is a good signal connection. If it is off or blinking, it indicates a
    problem with the optical signal, such as a weak or disrupted connection.

    LAN1, LAN2, LAN3, etc.: These LED indicators represent the LAN (Local Area Network)
    ports on the modem/router. Each LED corresponds to an individual LAN port. When a
    LAN port is connected to a device, the respective LED will light up. The LED will blink
    when there is data traffic on that specific port.

    Internet/WAN: This LED indicator represents the status of the WAN (Wide Area Network)
    or internet connection. It shows whether the modem/router has successfully established
    a connection with the ISP. If the LED is solid green, it means the connection is active and
    working properly.

    WPS: The WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) LED indicates the status of the WPS feature. It
    lights up or blinks when the WPS button is pressed or when a device is connecting using
    the WPS method.

    Wi-Fi: This LED indicates the status of the Wi-Fi network. It lights up when the Wi-Fi
    feature is enabled on the modem/router. The LED may blink during Wi-Fi data
    transmission.

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