What do each of the symbols on the front mean? null

Top Left - Green = Connected to Existing WiFi Top Right - Green = Broadcasting (Ready to Connect) Circle with line in top = Power Lock with wifi bars on top = WPS Protected setup (when you press the WPS button on the side of the device, it should blink green. When you press the WPS button on the existing WiFi device and they join together, it should be solid green)

From left to right, they stand for WPS encryption engaged, PC to Extender (the LED is lit when the Extender is connected to a PC via ethernet), Status (power on or off) and Link Rate (this LED indicates a wireless connection between the Extender and the router. - Green is best. - Amber is good. - Red is poor.)

“What do each of the symbols on the front mean?”

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Top Left - Green = Connected to Existing WiFi Top Right - Green = Broadcasting (Ready to Connect) Circle with line in top = Power Lock with wifi bars on top = WPS Protected setup (when you press the WPS button on the side of the device, it should blink green. When you press the WPS button on the existing WiFi device and they join together, it should be solid green)
Answered by DevCar 8 years ago
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From left to right, they stand for WPS encryption engaged, PC to Extender (the LED is lit when the Extender is connected to a PC via ethernet), Status (power on or off) and Link Rate (this LED indicates a wireless connection between the Extender and the router. - Green is best. - Amber is good. - Red is poor.)
Answered by Boweflboy 9 years ago
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