
Interpreting the Link and Speed LEDs
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whether there is any traffic present. If a Link LED is unlit, there is
no functioning device connected to that port.
See “How do I connect my failover devices?” on page 55 for details
about what happens when a primary device fails.
Error conditions are shown by the Speed LEDs for approximately 10
seconds, after which the TAP resets itself (goes back to the Search
connection step).
Technical specifications
This section lists the dimensions, power requirements, supported
media, and environmental requirements. For the regulatory
compliance statements, see “FCC compliance statement” on page 24.
Table 7 Errors
LED Pattern Error Condition
The Speed LED lights repeat the following
sequence: 10
→ 100 → 1000.
No Common Speed. There is no common speed capability
between the devices attached to Link A and Link B.
The 10 LED flashes. The other Speed LEDs are
on and do not flash.
Timed Out. The TAP software has timed out waiting for
some event.
The expected speed’s LED is on, while the
actual speed’s LED flashes.
Wrong Speed. One of the links has connected at the
wrong speed.
The 1000 LED flashes. The other Speed LEDs
are on and do not flash.
Logic Error. This error occurs when the link partner
capabilities are ambiguous.
Table 8 Technical specifications
Power requirements
AC Input 90V - 264V, 47-63Hz
Operational Voltage 5V (+10%/-5%, < 100 mV ripple)
Operational Current Typical: <= 1.8 amps; Max: <= 2.8 amps
Power Dissipation Typical: 8 watt; Max: 14 watt
Environmental requirements
Temperature range -40° to +185° (F) / -40° to +85° (C) (operating)
-52° to +185° (F) / -47° to +85° (C) (storage)
Humidity 35-85% (non-condensing)
Supported media
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