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The Multinode/Wireless System Gateway
Physical description
LED indicators
The front of the enclosure features six LED indicators (Green, Yellow and Red) to
indicate the various stages of operation. Table 2 identifies the indicators and describes
the operating conditions of the unit when the indicators are lighted.
LED Indicator
Power (Green)
WAN (Yellow)
WLAN 1 (Yellow)
Activity (AP)
WLAN 2 (Yellow)
Activity (Mesh)
WLAN SS (Green)
Signal Strength
(Mesh)
FIPS / MODE (Red)
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Table 2 Multinode LED indicators
Indicates that power is applied to the unit.
Indicates that the unit has an active connection to the wired
network on the WAN1 port. May be steady on or blinking.
Indicates that information is passing through the AP
connection. May be steady on or blinking.
If off, indicates that the AP radio is disabled.
Indicates that information is passing through the mesh node
connection.
If off, indicates that the mesh radio is disabled.
Indicates the signal strength of the connection with the mesh
node as defined by the MAC address of the multinode in the
mesh radio configuration page, (WLAN2). See
Strength MAC
in Table 9 for more information of this
indicator.
1. LED Off: No connection on the mesh, or the signal is very
weak.
2. LED blinks slowly (once every 1 second): there is a
connection, and the signal quality is poor.
3. LED blinks fast: there is a connection, and the signal
quality is good.
4. LED steady on: there is a connection, and the signal
quality is excellent.
Indicates status depending on whether multinode is
configured as a WSG or a multinode.
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WSG - LED blinks: the WSG is not loaded with the
gateway application.
LED is steady on: the WSG is loaded and running
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