Boot Sequence; Supplying Power To The Cisco Fm4200 Fiber - Cisco FM4200 Installation And Configuration Manual

• Power: The Cisco FM4200 Fiber is receiving power.
• LAN1: Network activity on Ethernet port 1.
• LAN2: Network activity on Ethernet port 2.
• SIGNAL STRENGTH (red): Signal strength very poor.
• SIGNAL STRENGTH (yellow): Signal strength inadequate.
• SIGNAL STRENGTH (green): Signal strength acceptable.
• SIGNAL STRENGTH (green): Signal strength excellent.
TIP
During normal operation, the readings from the four SIGNAL
STRENGTH LEDs can be used to do radio antenna alignment
(see
79)

Boot sequence

During the unit's boot sequence, the four SIGNAL STRENGTH LEDs light
up in sequence. During the boot sequence, the LEDs indicate the
following conditions:
1. Red: Core system boot in progress.
2. Yellow: Wireless system boot in progress.
3. First green: Routing engine boot in progress.
4. Second green: Unit configuration boot in progress.
If the boot sequence above stops at any LED, an error has been detected
during that stage of the boot sequence.

5.1.3. Supplying power to the Cisco FM4200 Fiber

CAUTION
When connecting the Cisco FM4200 Fiber to a power supply,
be sure to follow the instructions in this section at all times.
Failure to follow these instructions may result in irreparable
damage to the unit and/or other connected hardware, and will
also invalidate the product warranty.
IMPORTANT
The radio transceiver package does not include a DC IN power
source (devices capable of accepting DC IN power only), a
PoE injector, or a powered Ethernet switch. A suitable power
source must be ordered separately.
For technical data on which power sources are compatible with
the
requirements" (page
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"Antenna-alignment tools and physical statistics" (page
for more information).
Cisco FM4200 Fiber,
172).
Hardware installation
refer to "Electrical power
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