Would like a pdf manual for the 5268AC FXN router

USB host hub/port*

https://www.arris.com/globalassets/resources/data-sheets/5268ac.pdf           There ya go enjoy

Not much of a manual after I looked at  it pretty basic, sorry its all I could find.

https://www.att.com/media/att/2015/support/pdf/ATT150150902_UV_Pace_5268_without_Voice.pdf     That is an Att install guide might be of help to someone.

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@SqStSm wrote:

Beware of AT&T giving you this router and taking away a VAP2500, or any other router that has a battery backup.  The 5268 does NOT have a backup battery.  AT&T is routinely removing all older routers with a backup battery on service calls even when there is nothing wrong with the older router.  They do NOT tell the customer that the new router lacks a backup battery.  I discovered the next day it lacked a battery backup because I checked the specs and we had another technician out the very next day.  AT&T would not return my old router.  You may believe you the new router still has a battery backup.  If your telephone service is VOIP you will NOT have telephone service when the power goes out.  You will not know this until the power goes out, when it is too late.  This is a cynical and money grubbing policy.  They understand no rational person is going to give up a perfectly good router with a backup battery for one without.  You can buy a backup battery, but that costs $40 + shipping, and it will be worthless if this router goes bad or gets removed without you knowing it.

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VAP2500 is NOT a router.  It is a Wireless Access Point (WAP) used with wireless TV receivers.

Some of the status lights on the back are blinking amber instead of green. Does anybody know about this?

Thank you in advance

@drpp954  Blinking amber is a gigabit connection. 😉

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On the bottom of the router there is a 5 pin connector. Does anyone know what this is for?