3.
Reset button: Use the Reset button to restart (reboot) the satellite or reset the
satellite to its factory default settings:
•
Restart the satellite: Press the Reset button for less than five seconds. The Power
LED lights solid amber and the satellite restarts.
•
Reset the satellite to its factory default settings: Press and hold the Reset
button until the Power LED starts blinking amber. The satellite resets and returns
to its factory settings. For information about the factory settings, see Factory
settings for the Orbi satellite on page 164.
4.
2.5G Multi-Gigabit LAN ports 1–2: You can connect a LAN device to each of the
two Multi-Gigabit RJ-45 LAN ports, each of which support speeds up to 2.5 Gbps.
5.
10G Ethernet port: This Ethernet port provides a wired connection speed of up to
10 Gigabit Ethernet (10GbE). You can connect this port to the 10 Gigabit Ethernet
(10GbE) port on the router to create a wired backhaul connection. For more
information, see Set up your satellite with a wired connection to your router on page
20.
6.
Power LED: For more information about the Power LED behavior, see Orbi satellite
LED behavior on page 16.
7.
Power connector: Connect the power adapter that came with your satellite to this
port.
Orbi satellite LED behavior
The Orbi satellite has an LED on the front and a Power LED on the back.
The following table describes the LED behavior for the satellite's Power LED.
Table 3. Power LED behavior
DescriptionLED color
Power is on.Solid green
The satellite is restarting.Solid amber
The satellite’s firmware is resetting to its factory default settings.Blinking amber
The satellite’s firmware is corrupted.Blinking red
Power is not supplied to the satelliteOff
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The following table describes the LED behavior for the satellite LED located on the front
of the satellite.
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