3Com 8000, User Manual

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Connecting to an
Ethernet Network
Use a standard Ethernet cable to connect the access point to an Ethernet network,
as shown below.
Checking the LEDs
CAUTION: To avoid damaging other components connected to the network,
make sure that the Ethernet cable connected to the LAN port is plugged into the
To Hub/Switch port on the power supply (not the To Access Point port).
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Table 1
LED Description
Power
■
On—Access point has power.
■
Off—Access point is not receiving power.
Wireless
■
Blinking—The access point is operating. The blink speed ranges from
approximately once every 2.5 seconds to approximately 10 times per
second, depending on the signal strength and transmission speed.
■
Off—The access point is not receiving power.
Ethernet
■
Blinking—Wired LAN traffic is detected. Faster blinking indicates
heavier traffic.
■
Off—There is no wired LAN connection or the access point is not
receiving power.