HP ProCurve 420 Installation And Getting Started Manual page 76

console
checking messages during
troubleshooting ... 4-6
command line interface ... 3-2
displaying the CLI prompt ... 2-13
features ... 2-11
how to connect in-band ... 2-11
how to connect out-of-band ... 2-11
serial cable connection ... 2-12
Telnet access ... 3-8
terminal configuration ... 2-11
console port
location on access point ... 1-5–1-6
cross-over cable
pin-out ... B-4
D
DC power connector
location on back of access point ... 1-5
description
access point ... 1-1
back of access point ... 1-5
LEDs ... 1-4
top of access point ... 1-3
DHCP
automatic access point configuration ... 3-2
for in-band access ... 2-11
diagnostic tests ... 4-6
checking the console messages ... 4-6
checking the LEDs ... 4-6
end-to-end connectivity ... 4-7
testing the access point only ... 4-6
testing twisted-pair cabling ... 4-7
downloading new access point software ... 4-9
E
electrical specifications, access point ... A-1
EMC regulatory statements ... C-9
emmissions specifications, access point ... A-2
environmental specifications, access point ... A-1
F
factory default configuration, restoring ... 4-8
2 – Index
features
access point ... 1-8
console ... 2-11
front of access point
Reset button ... 1-7
full-duplex fixed configuration
effects on network connections ... 4-1
H
horizontal surface
mounting access point on ... 2-9
I
in-band ... 3-1
in-band console access
types of ... 2-11
included parts ... 2-1
installation
connecting the access point to a power
source ... 2-9
horizontal surface mounting ... 2-9
location considerations ... 2-4
network cable requirements ... 2-4
precautions ... 2-3
site preparation ... 2-4
summary of steps ... 2-2
wall mounting ... 2-7
L
LEDs
10/100-T ... 1-4
behavior during self test ... 2-6
blinking definition ... 1-4
checking during troubleshooting ... 4-6
descriptions of ... 1-4
error indications ... 4-3
location on access point ... 1-3
on access point ... 1-4
Power ... 1-4
behavior during self test ... 2-6
Self Test
behavior during self test ... 2-6
Wireless ... 1-4
length limitations
10/100Base-TX connections ... 2-4