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What do the LEDs on the supported Open Mesh Access Points mean?

Sophia Wunderlich
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The status of supported Open Mesh Access Points is indicated by their LEDs. The following table summarizes how the status "online", "offline", "boot" and "mesh recovery" are represented by the LEDs on supported Open Mesh Access Points.

  Online Offline Boot Mesh Recovery
 OM Series*

OM2P-leds-solid-green.svg

status solid green, power solid blue

OM2P-leds-solid-red.svg

status solid red, power solid blue

OM2P-boot.svg

status off, power blinking blue

OM2P-mesh-recovery.svg

status blinking red, power solid blue
 MR1750

MR1750-leds-online.svg 

status solid orange, power solid red

 MR1750-leds-offline.svg 

status off, power solid red

MR1750-boot.svg

status off, power blinking red

MR1750-mesh-recovery.svg

status blinking orange, power solid red
 A Series**

a-series-solid-blue.svg

solid blue

a-series-solid-red.svg

solid red
 

a-series-purple-white.svg

solid purple, then solid white

a-series-blinking-red.svg

blinking red

* OM2P, OMP2-HS, OM2P-LC, OM5P-AC
** A42, A62, A40, A60

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OM2P-leds-overview.svg

OM series APs: From left to right, you can see the following LEDs:

  • The status LED;
  • 2x Ethernet LEDs, indicating whether the Ethernet ports are currently in use;
  • The power LED.

MR1750-leds-overview.svg

MR1750: From left to right, you can see the following LEDs:

  • The status LED;
  • 2x radio LEDs, indicating whether the radios are currently in use;
  • an Ethernet LED, indicating whether the Ethernet port is currently in use;
  • The power LED.

LED Modes

LEDs on supported Open Mesh Access Points can be set to three different modes, depending on the amount of information you wish the LEDs to provide. Read more on LED modes and how to configure them in this article.

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