Aerohive BR200-WP, Hardware Reference Manual

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Hardware Reference Guide 87
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Status LEDs
The device status LED on the angled edge of the BR100 indicates various states of activity by color (dark,
amber, and white) and illumination pattern (steady glow or flashing). The link status LEDs indicate link activity
for the ports by color (dark, green) and illumination pattern (steady glow or flashing). The meanings of the
various color and illumination patterns are explained below.
Device Status LED
•
Dark
: No power
•
Amber
(steady): Powered on and the firmware is running normally. If the LED remains steady amber
and does not turn white, there may be an issue with IP tracking, which is enabled by default. If a
reset does not correct the problem, contact your IT administrator.
•
Amber
(flashing): Device is performing a firmware upgrade. Do not turn the device off while the LED
is flashing.
•
White
(steady): The device has made a CAPWAP connection to HiveManager and is operating
properly.
•
White
(flashing): Device is operating in a failover state using the USB modem.
Link Status LEDs
•
Dark
: No link
•
Green
(steady): The Ethernet link is up but inactive
•
Green
(flashing): The Ethernet link is up and active
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You can set the BR100 router on a desktop or mount it on a wall using the wall mount keyholes on the
bottom of the device. Figure 3 shows these keyholes.
Figure 3 Mounting the BR100 on a wall
To mount the device on a wall, first install two drywall screws 1.875" (4.76 cm) apart in a wall. The heads of
the screws cannot be wider than 0.25" (0.64 cm) so that they will fit inside the openings in the keyholes. Place
the device over the screws and press it down to secure it to the wall.
Feet for surface
mount (4)
Center-to-
center
1 and 7/8 inch
(4.76 cm)
Keyholes for wall mount