Solved Are the colors on the flashing WRT320N icons, correct?

[flycaster]

The WRT320N manual says that the flashing icons indicate that there is network activity (at port #1, which is my desktop) and that there is network activity over the Internet port (icon looks like the planet Saturn). The icons are to flash either blue or green, indicating the different speeds: blue for 10/100 and green for GB speeds. My unit is flashing a yellowish amber. Things seem to be working OK and I had just installed a new router (Arris 722g) to accommodate the new speed levels (15-30 MB/s) that Comcast is now offering in my area. My guess is that the flashing icons are showing the higher GB speed, but their color has me stumped

 

[TwoCables]

That's probably supposed to be green, but done poorly. Or, have you actually seen it turn green before?

 

[flycaster]

Well, as everything seems to be working fine (except for my wife's iPad occasionally loosing the net), I do feel that the yellow could be an amber or a bad, bad green. Never saw it as green.

 

[TwoCables]

Yeah, I mean if the manual doesn't mention the possibility of these LEDs turning any other color than blue or green, then it's probably just a poorly implemented green.

 

[flycaster]

Since everything is working fine, other than the off-color lighting, I'm going to consider this issue solved.