Once it starts flashing (within about 4 seconds) then quickly press the button. To get into failsafe mode, power up the device and wait until the LED starts flashing (about 2Hz). The above didn't work on a Ver 1.6 box running OpenWrt r33312. Immediately afterwards, the LED will blink rapidly (multiple Hz) and OpenWrt will be in failsafe mode. Instead, wait for slightly longer than 10 seconds and - as soon as the LED starts blinking for the first time after powering on the device, push the “Reset” button for ca. In this mode, the OpenWrt failsafe is not being started.
If the button is pushed immediately after powering on, the single blue LED will start blinking, supposedly indicating some failsafe firmware recovery mody of the embedded bootloader (not yet discovered how to use it). 10 (10-12) seconds before pushing the “Reset” button after powering on the device. However, in contrast to the generic failsafe instructions, for the TL-WR703N you have to wait for ca. lost password), the OpenWrt failsafe mode can be entered via the single “Reset” button on the device. When the configuration no longer allows you to log in via any network connection (e.g. I had problems with installing LuCI using trunk image Working image, image includes preinstalled LuCI. March 2013 (FW build 130321, original FW rel. Barrier Breaker, trunk (r39757) confirmed working
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