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This page contains information the different types of LEDs and their behaviour on a {{{name}}} device.

Power LED

The power LED is located on the bottom left corner of the front panel, just under the power connector.

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It indicates whether the device is powered on or not.

State	Description
LED turned on	Device is powered on.
LED turned off	Device is not powered on.

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          <td>NTP server READY</td>
      </tr>
-</table>|}}
+</table>
+The Glonass type LEDs can also be used as a <b>time indicator for holding the reset button</b>. When you press and hold the reset button, if there is a User's default configuration configured on the device, you have to hold it pressed for 6 seconds (by default) to initiate a <b>User's default configuration reset</b> and 12 seconds (by default) to initiate a <b>Factory reset</b>. Otherwise, it is only necessary to hold the reset button for 6 seconds to trigger a <b>Factory reset</b>. If the button was held down longer than 20 seconds (by default) no action will be taken.
+While holding the reset button each lit up Glonass type LED indicate that a period of two seconds has passed. In case with <b>{{{name}}}</b>, when all 3 Glonass type LEDs are lit up, they represent that 6 (LED number multiplied by 2) seconds have passed since you pressed down on the reset button.
+After releasing the button at one of the reset periods, all 3 LEDs will start blinking every 1 second. This signifies that the router <b>has begun the reset</b>.|}}
 {{#ifeq: {{{io}}} | 1 | ==IO indication LEDs==
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 <table class="nd-othertables_3">
      <tr>
-         <th style="width: 500px>No. of lit up LEDs</th>
+         <th style="width: 500px>LED</th>
-         <th style="width: 500px>Signal strength value</th>
+         <th style="width: 500px>Description</th>
      </tr>
      <tr>
-         <td>0</td>
+         <td>IO1</td>
-         <td>≤ -111 dBm </td>
+         <td>I/O status (ON/OFF)</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
-         <td>1</td>
+         <td>IO2</td>
-         <td>-110 dBm to -82 dBm</td>
+         <td>I/O status (ON/OFF)</td>
      </tr>
      <tr>
-         <td>2</td>
+         <td>IO3</td>
-         <td>-81 dBm to -52 dBm</td>
+         <td>I/O status (ON/OFF)</td>
      </tr>
-    <tr>
+</table>|}}
-        <td>3</td>
-        <td>≥ -51 dBm</td>
-    </tr>
-</table>
-The IO LEDs can also be used as a <b>time indicator for holding the reset button</b>. When you press and hold the reset button, if there is a User's default configuration configured on the device, you have to hold it pressed for 6 seconds (by default) to initiate a <b>User's default configuration reset</b> and 12 seconds (by default) to initiate a <b>Factory reset</b>. Otherwise, it is only necessary to hold the reset button for 6 seconds to trigger a <b>Factory reset</b>. If the button was held down longer than 20 seconds (by default) no action will be taken.
-While holding the reset button each lit up IO LED indicate that a period of two seconds has passed. In case with <b>{{{name}}}</b>, when all 3 IO indication LEDs are lit up, they represent that 6 (LED number multiplied by 2) seconds have passed since you pressed down on the reset button.
-After releasing the button at one of the reset periods, all 3 LEDs will start blinking every 1 second. This signifies that the router <b>has begun the reset</b>.|}}