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Television, Internet Vectra, US Shines Orange: Troubleshooting Orange Diode on Router Issue

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  • #1 16673160
    sebaele22
    Level 30  
    Hello, before everything was ok and now I noticed that the US on the router lights up orange. I have already reset the router several times but it only helps for a moment and then switches back to the orange diode.
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  • #2 16685910
    Staszek z Chełma
    Level 19  
    It is probably a DOCSIS 3.0 modem (DS - from 4 to 12 forward carriers form one logical channel with total transmission of individual carriers, as well as US - from 2 to 8 carriers form one return channel)
    on one DS carrier You can send (receive) theoretically to 51Mbps (practically up to 30 Mbps), in the reverse channel on one carrier theoretically you can send (send) up to 30 Mbps.
    If the modem works only on one carrier then instead of green,
    the diode is burning yellow.
    The yellow US LED indicates that only one frequency is used in the reverse path.
    Until such a big meaning it is not because operators do not offer higher sending speeds than 20Mbps.
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  • #3 16689246
    KOCUREK1970
    Network and Internet specialist
    sebaele22 wrote:
    I have already reset the router several times but it only helps for a moment and then switches back to the orange diode.

    Show photo from US, DS and modem channels.
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  • #4 16691614
    sebaele22
    Level 30  
    After the reset of the router everything returned to normal all green diodes.
    And this is the signal:

    Television, Internet Vectra, US Shines Orange: Troubleshooting Orange Diode on Router Issue
  • #6 16699325
    sebaele22
    Level 30  
    It means? Because I do not know what the given link gives.
    The problem reappeared, the US shines orange, and I received such an answer from Vectra:

    In reference to the application, we inform you that in the case of Wi-Fi networks there are many factors affecting its operation and distorting its signal. One of the most common causes is disruption by other users.

    It is recommended to scan (eg with the Inssider wi-fi or Wi-Fi Analyzer) surroundings in order to check the load of individual channels used in Wi-Fi technology.

    Please provide us with information about the free area of the network, this will allow us to set up a channel in the system that is least heavily loaded by other access points in the area.


    What should I do next? I will add that everything was ok, the problem appeared a month ago.
    Reset helps for a moment ...

    If there is a problem with determining the correct transmission channel, please send a screenshot from the Networks tab.

    Thanks to this data, we will be able to provide appropriate assistance. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
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  • #7 16699647
    KOCUREK1970
    Network and Internet specialist
    sebaele22 wrote:
    It means? Because I do not know what the given link gives.

    It gives the values of DS forwarding and sending channels, and you should find your signal in these cradles.

    And what they wrote down from Vectra - answer them that they should not drink during working hours, because they are BZDURY.

    sebaele22 wrote:
    What should I do next?

    KOCUREK1970 wrote:
    Upstream a bit too high (at the limit of maximum values).

    What to do - write a complaint about the (not) operation of the service.
  • #8 16699670
    sebaele22
    Level 30  
    Ok, I will report, and is this US so important? I'm asking because the internet works :-)
  • #9 16700197
    KOCUREK1970
    Network and Internet specialist
    sebaele22 wrote:
    is this US so important?

    You seriously ask?
    After all, the "fork" of the signal parameters was determined so that the equipment would work properly on such parameters.
    sebaele22 wrote:
    I'm asking because the internet works

    sebaele22 wrote:
    I noticed that the US on the router is orange

    Well, it shows you with a finger that the router loses bonding (linking) US channels (too much damping somewhere further, and the router must spend more power to break through such noises).
  • #10 16700585
    sebaele22
    Level 30  
    And another hopeless answer from the supplier:

    Dear Customer,

    In reference to the application, please follow the instructions below:

    Locate the hole labeled RESET on the back of the modem

    Place, for example, a toothpick in it and hold it for at least 30 seconds.

    After a reset, the modem may need about an hour to log in again.

    We hope that the above explanations will help remove the inconveniences reported, but if they continue to occur, please let us know.

    I would like to mention that the router that you have supports supports channels from 1 to 9. On another channel, the modem works in automatic mode.


    :-(

    Added after 1 [hour] 40 [minutes]:

    And another answer from the supplier:

    In reference to the notification, we would like to inform you that changes in the modem configuration have been applied.

    The services should now work according to your expectations.

    If this situation continues, please send us a return message, we will be happy to help you further.


    It looks like they did something remotely, and the signal looks like this:

    Television, Internet Vectra, US Shines Orange: Troubleshooting Orange Diode on Router Issue
  • #11 16727924
    sebaele22
    Level 30  
    And again, problems with the network, after gg I see that it breaks the connection and then connects again.
    Again I wrote to them that they changed my channel to another one but in my case the least loaded channel is another channel and I returned to it again.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around troubleshooting an orange diode indicator on a Vectra router, which signifies issues with the upstream (US) connection. Users report that resetting the router temporarily resolves the issue, but the orange light returns shortly after. Technical explanations suggest that the orange light indicates limited upstream channel usage, potentially due to interference from other Wi-Fi networks. Recommendations include using Wi-Fi scanning tools to identify less congested channels and contacting Vectra for further assistance. Despite attempts to resolve the issue through resets and channel adjustments, users continue to experience connectivity problems, prompting further communication with the service provider.
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