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- Jun 8, 2005
While digging through the piles of ancient hardware pile, I found a small motherboard looking thingy. On the back it has 5 LAN ports, 1 WAN port, and a button (presumably reset) and a power connector. On the front of it, it has a few lights. The lights are arranged like this: vertical row of 3 (all green), space, 4x vertical row of 3s (top 2 green, 1 yellow), space, and vertical row of 3 (top 2 green, 1 red).
Visual: (sorry, mspaint + laptop mouse = sore fingers)
The fact that there is 4xgreen makes me think that maybe one LAN port was covered. Also, there are 2 connectors for antennas, and they did lay nearby. So it is a wireless router.
That is how much I know will be seen from outside.
The wan port is LU1S041, which means this router is a 10/100.
On the board there is one big capacitor (1000 uF, 16V), and two smaller ones (470 uF, 10V).
There is a RTL8019AS network chip (looks like an intel one, with a crab).
Also, KENDIN KS8995E chip nearby. The biggest chip is Samsung ARM, but google returned nothing. There are the rest of 4 chips , SST, MX, SI and SI ones with google returning absolutely nothing of them.
On the bottom there are 8 small chips, which I assume are the memory. Sadly, all of them have different numbers....
Can someone please identify this router? I can't plug it in until I know what voltage it wants, and I don't know that until I can find the router it is and make a converter for it.
Visual: (sorry, mspaint + laptop mouse = sore fingers)
The fact that there is 4xgreen makes me think that maybe one LAN port was covered. Also, there are 2 connectors for antennas, and they did lay nearby. So it is a wireless router.
That is how much I know will be seen from outside.
The wan port is LU1S041, which means this router is a 10/100.
On the board there is one big capacitor (1000 uF, 16V), and two smaller ones (470 uF, 10V).
There is a RTL8019AS network chip (looks like an intel one, with a crab).
Also, KENDIN KS8995E chip nearby. The biggest chip is Samsung ARM, but google returned nothing. There are the rest of 4 chips , SST, MX, SI and SI ones with google returning absolutely nothing of them.
On the bottom there are 8 small chips, which I assume are the memory. Sadly, all of them have different numbers....
Can someone please identify this router? I can't plug it in until I know what voltage it wants, and I don't know that until I can find the router it is and make a converter for it.
