What do the colors of the Nile Access Point (AP) LED mean?
The Nile Access Point (AP) is equipped with a single tricolor LED: Red, Green and Blue. The LED color reflects a system level status indicator that provides installers, IT admins and end users with adequate information on the running state of the Nile Service at a given Access Point.
The following table lists the transient and persistent AP LED colors and their meaning:
LED Color state | Condition | Notes |
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Off | AP is turned off | AP is turned off |
Red | If transient -> Initial power on If persistent -> Faulty AP |
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Blinking Green | Transient color that indicates System OS loading and initialization under way |
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Blinking Blue | if transient -> Service bringup and attempt to connect to active HeadEnd and Cloud. If persistent -> unable to connect to cloud and active HeadEnd. | Bluetooth is turned ON and Ready to Pair |
Blue | Bluetooth paired | Bluetooth connection established with Mobile app |
Blinking Red | Case1: Unable to reach the cloud, while connected to active HeadEnd Case2: Able to reach the cloud, but unable to connect to active HeadEnd | Case1: AP wireless service is Up , but Internet may be unavailable. No management and reporting from/to cloud Case2: AP wireless is unavailable, but cloud is reachable |
Green | Nile Service fully operational |
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