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LED States

The four LEDs show the state of different AP services.
  • LED 1 shows the AP power state
  • LED 2 shows the state of LAN 1
  • LED 3 shows the state of LAN 2
  • LED 4 shows the state of the 2.4 GHz radio
  • LED 5 shows the state of the 5 GHz radio
  • LED 6 shows the state of the BLE radio

LED 1 - AP Power

Green LED SolidAP is fully powered.
LED OffAP has insufficient power to boot.

LED 2 - LAN 1

Blue LED blinkingThe LAN1 port is operational and communicating
LED OffThe LAN1 port is off.

LED 3 - LAN 2

Blue LED blinkingThe LAN2 port is operational and communicating
LED OffThe LAN2 port is off.

LED 4 - 2.4 GHz radio

Blue LED solidThe 2.4 GHz radio is operational, but not transmitting traffic.
Blue LED blinkingThe 2.4 GHz radio is operational and communicating.
LED OffThe 2.4 GHz radio is off.

LED 5 - 5 GHz radio

Blue LED solidThe 5 GHz radio is operational, but not transmitting traffic.
Blue LED blinkingThe 5 GHz radio is operational and communicating.
LED OffThe 5 GHz radio is off.

LED 6 - BLE radio

The BLE radio LED is currently not used.

Special States

All LEDs blinking - Alternating LED 3/5 blinking blue, then LED 3/5 blinking blue and LED 2/4 Solid blueThe AP has power and is attempting to reach the Meter Cloud.
LEDs 2-5 blinking blue in unisonFlash LEDs feature is in use.
All LEDs offThe AP is either powered off completely or has the LEDs disabled.
To learn more about the Flash LED feature, see the articleHardware > Access Points [How to Physically Locate an Access Point]. APs plugged in with all LEDs off may have their LEDs disabled in dashboard. To check the Enable LEDs configuration:
  1. Navigate to Hardware > Access Points, click on the specific AP.
  2. Click the Edit button for the AP.
  3. In the Edit access point page, check Enable LEDs as desired:
Enable LEDs configuration
If you have any questions about Access Points or need further assistance, feel free to contact Meter Support at support@meter.com or submit a ticket on the Meter Dashboard.
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