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The Outbound Data LED will flash amber or red upon receiving illegitimate packets that are not destined to the Internet.

These packets will not be permitted through by the AlphaShield. A high occurrence of illegitimate packets will be displayed

by flashing red.

Connection/Disconnection LED:

The indicator displays one of the following three different statuses:

Illuminates solid red to indicate that the connection between the PC port and the Modem port is logically or

physically disconnected. No transmission of user data can pass between the PC and the Cable/xDSL ports. The computer is

disconnected from the Network. The computer's IP Address assignment will be retained in Auto/Manual Mode (or will be

released in Lock Mode).

Illuminates solid green to indicate that the connection between the PC port and the Modem port is connected. Only

pre-inspected valid user session data packets are permitted to pass between the PC port and the Modem port. Both

AlphaGAP and RPA are enabled. Your AlphaShield Connect/Disconnect indicator must be green to establish a connection to

the Internet or Network.

Illuminates a flashing green to indicate that the impending logical or physical disconnect 15 minute inactivity timer

value is about to expire. This means that no user sessions have taken place during the timer value and the current connection

is 30 seconds away from a logical or physical disconnection. Only user activity, such as clicking onto a web link, or by

pressing the Connect button (Blue) at the top of the AlphaShield, will reset the inactivity timer and maintain the user session.

Illuminates flashing amber to indicate that the Gaming Mode is enabled. This mode will allow you to configure your

AlphaShield to permit remote access or VPN communication for business usage or to utilize Voice or Video

Communications over chat programs.

Used to re-establish a new connection after either a logical or physical disconnection. The AlphaShield Connect button

(Blue) is functional in the Manual, Auto and Lock Modes.

In Manual Mode, the Connect button (Blue) must be pressed to re-establish a logical connection after a disconnection. In

Manual Mode, the logical disconnection is caused either by the inactivity timer value expiring or the Disconnect button

(Grey) being manually pressed by the user. The Lock Mode provides the same functionality except with a physical

disconnection.

In Auto Mode, there is no inactivity disconnect timer function. Connections do not time-out and should be manually

disconnected by pressing the Disconnect button (Grey) upon completion of the user's Internet session.

The Disconnect button (Grey) will logically or physically disconnect (depending on user mode selection) any user session

currently in progress. The Disconnect button (Grey) is functional in the Manual, Auto and Lock Modes.

The Disconnect button (Grey) will provide a logical or physical disconnection immediately after being pressed. The

Disconnect button (Grey) can be pressed by the user at any time to invoke a session disconnection. This can be used if the

Inbound or Outbound Data LEDs are showing excessive intrusion activity.

NOTE: Regardless of the mode currently in use, it is recommended that the user press the Disconnect button (Grey) when he

or she has completed his or her user activity on the Internet or Network. This will ensure the highest level of security. It will

disconnect after 15 minutes of inactivity in the Manual or Lock Modes.

The slider switch provides 3 user selectable modes of functionality for the AlphaShield. Each mode will provide a different

level of computer security and user convenience.

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