Follow the instructions below if an Ethernet Signal Repeater triggers one of the following alarms:
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Signal repeater AC power failure
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Signal repeater standby battery low
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Signal repeater offline
Please contact us if your Ethernet Signal Repeater went offline after your network speed was upgraded.
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Locate the signal repeater on site.
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Ensure that the:
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Power cable is securely connected to the bottom of the signal repeater and the wall socket
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Ethernet cable is securely connected to the bottom of the signal repeater and the network switch
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Check the signal repeater LED (see image 1) If it is:
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Solid green, you have resolved the issue
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Flashing red, continue with step 5.
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Solid amber/not lit, try another power socket. If the LED still does not illuminate:
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Remove the power supply cable and open the back of the signal repeater (see image 4).
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Press the blue button (as highlighted in image 2).
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Wait 30 seconds then press the blue button again.
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Reattach the backplate.
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Return the signal repeater to its original position.
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Reconnect the power supply cable. If the LED is:
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Solid green, you have resolved the issue
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Flashing red, continue to step 4.
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Solid amber/still not lit, please contact us.
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Check the Ethernet connection LED (see image 3) on the bottom of the signal repeater. If it is:
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Green, continue to step 5.
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Not lit, replace the Ethernet cable. After that, if the Ethernet LED is:
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Green, continue to step 5
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Still not lit, please contact your site IT team to request they investigate the connectivity
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Check the signal repeater LED again (see image 3) If it is:
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Green, you have resolved the issue
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Red, please contact us.
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