Light patterns, images, manuals and more helpful info for the Motorola SBG1000 cable modem –
| Manufacturer: Motorola | Model: SBG1000 |
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Modem Light Indicators
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| (1) RX |
Flashing – Scanning for downstream channel. |
| (2) TX | Flashing – Scanning for upstream channel. Solid – Upstream channel is connected. |
| (3) LNK | Flashing – Scanning for a network connection. Solid – Modem is acquired. |
(4)  |
Flashes in sync with data transmission. |
(5)  |
Flashing – Indicates data activity with printer. Solid – Printer connection is detected. |
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Flashing – Indicates data activity over wireless lan. Solid – Wireless lan is functioning properly. |
(7)  |
Flashing – Indicates activity over the USB interface. Solid – A functional USB connection is detected. |
| (8) Activity | Flashes in sync with activity on each ethernet port. |
| (9) 10/100 | Solid Amber – Indicates 10BaseT connection. Solid Green – Indicates 100BaseT connection. |
| (10) Half/Full | Solid Amber – Indicates half duplex. Solid Green – Indicates full duplex. |
| (11) LINK 1-5 |
Solid – A functional ethernet connection is detected |
(12)  |
Flashes in sync with activity over phone line using HPNA. |
(13)  |
Power light. Solid when power supply is working properly and |
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| (1) | Printer Port. |
| (2) | Two antennas to enhance wireless connections. |
| (3) | HPNA ports. |
| (4) | Ethernet ports. |
| (5) | USB port. |
| (6) | Reset Button. |
| (7) | Coaxial cable port. |
| (8) | Power plug. |
| Notes and Useful Information:
This is a cable modem w/ built in router. |
I have a device which uses an ip address of something like 192.168.xxx.xxx. Is there a way to get the sbg1000 to accept this address? Currently all I can get is an address of 192.168.xxx.xx. I need the 3rd digit.
Thanks
John