Quick Fixes To Common
Internet Problems
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E-mail Problems
- Check to make
sure your user name and password are
in lower case and correctly entered.
- Check to make
sure your account hasn't been
deleted and is set-up correctly.
Problems
Getting On-Line
- Check to make
sure cable modem is plugged in and
the lights are on.
- Unplug cable
modem and plug back in, then reboot
your computer. Many times this will
solve your connection problems.
- Check to make
sure your web browser is set-up
correctly
Problems
Accessing a Web Site
- Sometimes web
sites change their URL addresses or
close their site all together. Thus,
hyperlinks may not always be updated
or deleted right away. If you typed
in the URL make sure that you have
typed in the correct URL, or try
searching for a new URL via a web
index.
- In some cases you
may be required to register and even
pay a fee before gaining full access
to a particular web site.
- If you are using
software to monitor or block access
to particular resources that may be
considered inappropriate for
children, disable this application
to access the site you wish to
access.
- The web site that
you are attempting to access may be
overloaded or down. Try again later.
Problems with
Web Site Features
- Web sites may
contain Java applets, Active X
controls, Java Script, or other
advanced features that your web
browser cannot process, check to
make sure your browser supports
these features and that they are
activated.
- Download the
latest version of your web browser.
- The web site that
you are attempting to access may be
overloaded or down. Try again later.
- Web browsers at
times require an additional plug-in
to allow certain features to work
properly. Some sites provide a link
to download any plug-ins that you
may need. Web browsers such as
Microsoft Internet Explorer will
attempt to download any plug-ins you
may need.
- In some cases
virtual memory applications that
allow your computer to operate as
though it has more RAM can interfere
with some web browsers. To correct
this problem, disable the software
and upgrade your computer with
actual RAM.
- The web site may
contain nonstandard HTML or unusual
scripting that can only be
interpreted by a specific web
browser. These web sites generally
indicate the web browser needed in
order to view these pages best.
- The web site may
simply contain erroneous or corrupt
code.
Modem Troubleshooting
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Motorola SB5100 |
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Motorola
SB5100 Cable Modem |
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Key |
Item |
Description |
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1 |
Standby |
Button Press this button
to suspend the Internet
connection (Ethernet and
USB ports remain active
for the local area
network).
When the Standby button
is activated, all other
LEDs turn off.Press this
button again to enable
the channel connections
for transmitting and
receiving data.
The Standby button
offers Internet
security. |
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Key |
Item |
When Flashing |
When On |
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2 |
Power |
Startup diagnostics in
process. |
The cable modem is
powered on. |
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3 |
Receive |
Receive Scanning for a
receive (downstream)
channel connection. |
The downstream channel
is connected. |
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4 |
Send |
Scanning for a send
(upstream) channel
connection. |
The upstream channel is
connected. |
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5 |
Online |
Scanning for a network
configuration server
connection. |
The network connection
is acquired. |
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6 |
PC/ Activity |
Transmitting or
receiving data. |
A device, such as a
computer or hub, is
connected to the USB or
Ethernet connectors on
the back panel. |
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7 |
Standby |
This light does not
flash. |
Press the Standby button
and the light is on
indicating the Internet
service is suspended.
The connections to the
Local Area Network
remain active. When this
light is on, all other
lights are off. The
Standby button offers
added Internet security. |
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Motorola SBG1000 |
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Please note: This
modem Includes a built in Router,
Firewall, print server and VPN
service. FlamingoTV Broadband
Internet only supports the Cable
Modem feature of this product.
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Motorola
SBG1000 Wireless Cable
Modem Gateway |
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Item |
Light |
Flashing |
On |
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1 |
RX (Receive) |
Scanning for a receive
(downstream) channel
connection |
The downstream channel
is connected |
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2 |
TX (Transmit) |
Scanning for a send
(upstream) channel |
The upstream channel is
connected |
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3 |
LNK (Link) |
Scanning for a network
connection |
The startup process is
complete and the SBG1000
in online |
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4 |
 |
Transmitting or
receiving data |
There is no solid on
state |
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5 |
 |
Data transfer to printer |
Printer is connected |
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6 |
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Wireless activity |
Wireless feature is
functioning normally |
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7 |
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USB activity
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There is a proper USB
connection |
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8 |
Activity |
Ethernet activity on the
port |
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9 |
10
100 |
No flashing mode |
Indicates the LAN
connection speed:
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Amber
for a 10Base-T
connection
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Green
for a 100Base-T
connection
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10 |
Half
Full |
No flashing mode |
Indicates the LAN port
duplex mode:
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Amber
for half duplex
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Green
for full duplex
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11 |
Link 1 to 5 |
No flashing mode |
There is a proper
Ethernet connection to
the port |
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12 |
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Data transfer over phone
line using HPNA |
There is no solid on
state |
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13 |
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No flashing mode |
The SBG1000 power supply
is working properly |
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Motorola
Modem
Troubleshooting |
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1. Power LED - Off |
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Cause
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Possible Remedy
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Power cord
connection on the
back of the modem
loose or unplugged.
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Standby enabled
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Check outlet
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Reseat power cord at
rear of modem and
wall outlet.
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Turn Standby Off, by
pressing the button |
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2. Power LED -
Flashing for longer than
15mins |
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Cause
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Possible Remedy
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Modem is initializing |
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Reset Modem,
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Turn modem Off and
On again,
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If LED continues to
blink for longer
than 15 minutes,
contact the
Technical Support on
717-8519 or 717-8512
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3. Receive LED -
Flashing for longer than
45mins |
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Cause
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Possible Remedy
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Modem cannot lock on to
Downstream Channel |
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Check Coax cable
connection on rear
of modem
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Reset Modem,
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Turn modem Off and
On again
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If LED continues to
blink for longer
than 45 minutes,
contact the
Technical Support on
717-8519 or 717-8512
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4. Send LED -
Flashing for longer than
30mins |
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Cause |
Possible Remedy
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Modem cannot lock on to
Upstream Channel
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Reset Modem,
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Turn modem Off and
On again,
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If LED continues
through the above
states for longer
than 30 minutes,
contact the
Technical Support on
717-8519 or 717-8512
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5. Online LED -
Flashing for longer than
10mins |
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Cause |
Possible Remedy
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Modem cannot register on
the cable network
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Reset Modem
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Turn modem Off and
On again
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If LED continues to
blink for longer
than 10 minutes,
contact the
Technical Support on
717-8519 or 717-8512
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If it doesn't seem to be working
please feel free to call the
Flamingo TV
Support
Center.
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