Power Over Ethernet; Reset Switch; Kensington Security Slot; Front Panel Leds - ADTRAN 160 series Hardware Installation Manual

NetVanta 160 Series

Power over Ethernet

The Ethernet/PoE RJ-45 connector also supports Power over Ethernet (PoE) based on the IEEE 802.3af
standard.
802.3af specifies Power over Ethernet for mid-span, where a PoE injector is located in the path between the
network and the AP, as well as PSE, where the power is supplied by the network switch to which the AP is
attached. Mid-span devices typically provide power on the unused pairs (4+5 and 7+8) and only provide
100 Mbps maximum throughput. To realize the full benefit of 802.11n, the NetVanta 160/161 AP should be
should be connected to a Gigabit Ethernet PoE switch, such as the NetVanta 1534P (P/N 1702591G1), or a PoE
injector, such as the ADTRAN Single Port PoE Injector (P/N 1700920F1).

Reset Switch

Your NetVanta 160/161 AP can be reset by inserting a small pointed object into the hole in the side of the unit
labeled RESET. Press the RESET switch once to reboot the unit.

Kensington Security Slot

The AP includes a Kensington security slot on the side panel. You can prevent unauthorized removal of the AP
by wrapping a Kensington security cable (not provided) around an unmovable object, inserting the lock into the
slot, and turning the key.

Front Panel LEDs

LED indicators are located on the top of the NetVanta 160/161 AP unit. The following table lists the LEDs and
their behaviors.
Status LED 2.4Ghz LED
Amber Solid Off
Green Solid Off
Green Solid Green Solid/
Flashing
Network LED
Off
Amber Solid
Amber Flashing
Green Solid
Green Solid
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Table 1. Status and Radio LED Definitions

5Ghz LED
Off
Off
Green Solid/
Flashing

Table 2. Network LED Definitions

No Link Detected.
A 10/100Base-T link is detected with no activity.
A 10/100Base-T link is detected with activity.
A 1000Base-T link is detected with no activity.
A 1000Base-T link is detected with activity.
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Description
The unit is powering up.
The unit is initializing software and acquiring an
IP address.
The radios are activated and passing traffic.
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