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Controlling the router/satellite lights
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Controlling the router/satellite lights
The router and satellite lights indicates the wireless connection quality, which can be nice to know, but it is possible to turn the lights off, or even better during night hours, as they are quite bright and can be disturbing if people sleep nearby.
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Re: Controlling the router/satellite lights
If this is in regards to the top LED on the units, then these should turn OFF automatically after BLUE has been reached.
Review the user manual for top LED behavior.
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Re: Controlling the router/satellite lights
if your constantly seeing lights you may have to reposition them closer or hardwire the backhaul.
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