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Cisco Aironet Series 1500 Access Point LED Indicator Installation Instructions

Safety Precautions

General Notes

Installation Instructions

Cisco Aironet Series 1500 Access Point LED Indicator Installation Instructions

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Last Revised: August 22, 2008

The LED indicator verifies that power is on for AC-powered Cisco Aironet 1505 and 1510 access points.

Install it as necessary to verify that power is up. The LED indicator attaches to the Power over Ethernet (PoE) connector of the 1505 and 1510 access points.

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Note Units with a serial number of WCN10160121 or greater support use of the LED indicator.

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Safety Precautions

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Caution Detach the LED indicator from the access point after you verify power.

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Warning Only trained and qualified personnel should be allowed to install, replace, and service this equipment. Statement 1030.

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General Notes

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Note•Do not install the LED indicator if the access point has an Ethernet connection to the network.

•As an alternative, you can either verify power on the access point using the power injector LED, if in use, or verify that the access point and the controller are communicating by examining the log file.

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Installation Instructions

Follow these steps to attach the LED indicator to the 1505 and 1510 access points.

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Step 1 Unscrew the protective connector cover on the PoE 12-pin connector, if applicable (see Figure 1 and Figure 2).

Step 2 Attach the LED indicator to the PoE connector by turning it clockwise until its connectors align with the PoE connector.

Step 3 Push on the LED indicator while turning the nut to the right to lock it. The main part of the LED indicator does not turn.

Step 4 Look at the LED indicator to see if the green LED is lit indicating that power is on.

If power is on, you can remove the LED indicator.

Step 5 Turn the LED indicator counter clockwise to detach it from the PoE connector. Store the LED indicator for future use. No storage area is available for the LED indicator on the access point.

Step 6 Replace the cover on the PoE connector.

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Figure 1 Model 1505 Access Point

1	Vent (do not remove)	5	LED indicator
2	2.4-GHz connector (N-Type)	6	AC power cable
3	Power over Ethernet (PoE) connector	7	Protective connector cover
4	AC power connector

Figure 2 Model 1510 Access Point

1	5-GHz antenna bracket	6	5-GHz connector (N-Type)
2	Vent (do not remove)	7	AC power cable
3	2.4-GHz connector (N-Type)	8	LED indicator
4	Power over Ethernet (PoE) connector	9	Protective connector cover
5	AC power connector

Table 1 describes LED states of the indicator. The states are listed in the order of occurrence.

Table 1 Indicator LED

Color	Description
Off	Power off.
Green	Power on. LED stays lit for a small interval and then progresses to the next state.
Blinking Green	LWAPP not connected.
Green	LWAPP connected and ready to serve clients.

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