Access Point Overview

O-405 is a multi-radio 802.11be (Wi-Fi 7) access point. Refer the datasheet for additional information.

Note: This equipment is suitable for use in environment air spaces (plenums).
This section provides an overview of the access point (AP) and describes:

Front Panel

The front panel of the AP has 6 LEDs that indicate the status of various AP functions.

Figure 1. Front Panel LED
Image showing the LEDs at the front panel of the access point
Figure 2. LEDs
 
1 Power 2 2.4 GHz Radio 3 5 GHz Radio
4 6 GHz Radio 5 LAN1 PoE 6 SFP+ Port

Power LED: The following table describes the Power LED states.

Table 1. Power LED States Description
  Green Red
Solid Running at full capability Running at reduced capability
Blinking Received IP address, but not connected to the server Did not receive an IP address

Reduced capability indicates that the AP is getting lower than the required maximum power from the PoE+ switch. It means the AP is getting 802.3af instead of 802.3at.

LAN1 LED: ON when the corresponding interface is up.

SFP+ LED: ON when the corresponding interface is up.

Radio LEDs: ON when the corresponding radio is operational.

Rear Panel

The bottom panel of the AP has a Reset pin hole and a Console port. It also has two ports:LAN1 and SFP+. Connect a wired LAN from a Switch or a hub to the LAN1/PoE+ port of the AP to power-on the AP. The LAN1 port supports the 802.3at power standard. Use an active wrench to open the LAN cap. Width of the LAN cap is 27 mm. Note that SFP+ port cannot be used to provide power to the AP.

Figure 3. Rear Panel
 
1 LAN Port 2 Console 3 Reset pin hole 4 SFP+ Port
Table 2. Port Details
Port Description Connector Type Speed/Protocol
LAN 1 5Gbps Ethernet with PoE+ compliant. LAN 1 powers the AP. LAN1 can also be used to provide the Internet connection if SFP+ port is unused. MACsec capable. RJ-45 100M/1000Mbps/2.5G/5Gbps Ethernet. Recommended cable CAT6A
SFP+ 10 Gbps SFP+. It cannot be used to power the AP. It can only be used to provide Internet connection to the AP. SFP+ 10Gbps/1Gbps SFP Optical cable
Reset Reset to factory default settings port. Hold down and power cycle the device to reset. Pinhole push button N/A
Console Establish ‘config shell’ terminal session via serial connection. RJ-45
  • RS 232 Serial (115200 bits per second)
  • Data bits:8; Stop bits: 1
  • Parity: None
  • Flow Control: None
When you reset the AP, the following settings reset:
  • Resets the Config shell password config.
  • Erases the server discovery value and changes it to the default, redirector.online.spectraguard.net (primary) and wifi-security-server (secondary).
  • Lose all the VLAN configurations.
  • If the AP has a static IP, reset function erases the IP address and sets the AP to DHCP mode. The factory default IP address of the AP uses 169.254.11.74.