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Packing List

Packing List

1.

Metro Broadband Gateway

2.

AC power adapter (Input DC 5-18V 1-2A)

3.

Category 5 (CAT5) Ethernet Cable

4.

Metro Broadband Gateway Quick Start Guide

5.

Limited Warranty Statement and Software License Agreement

6.

Federal Communications Commission Notices

7.

SupportMinds Special Support Offer for Ruckus Wireless Customers

Metro Broadband Gateway

Ruckus Wireless offers three Metro Broadband Gateway platforms: the MM2225-NG, the MM2211-NG,

and the MM2211-EXT. The MM2225 has five 10/100 ports, while the MM2211 models have one 10/100

port. The MM2211-EXT can be used with an external antenna. All other features are equivalent on all three

platforms.

Front View

Figure 7— “Front view of the Metro Broadband Gateway”

shows the front view of the gateway, with the

LED indicators numbered. The numbers correspond to the labels describing LED behavior in

Table 2—

“MM2211 LED Indicators and Descriptions” on page 11

.

Figure 7—

Front view of the Metro Broadband Gateway

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LED Status Lights

Table 2— “MM2211 LED Indicators and Descriptions”

and

Table 3— “MM2225 LED Indicators and

Descriptions”

describe the LED lights on the front of the Metro Broadband Gateway.

Table 2—MM2211 LED Indicators and Descriptions

Label

LED

Activity

Description

1

Power

Green

Off

Power is supplied to the Metro Broadband Gateway.

Power is NOT supplied to the Metro Broadband Gateway.

2

WAN

Green Steady

Off

Client connected to the WAN port.

No current client connection to WAN port.

3

Wireless

Green Steady

Amber Steady

Off

Associated State

: The Metro Broadband Gateway is

successfully associated to the Metro AP

or

there is a

device (like a PC) that is successfully associated to the

Metro Broadband Gateway.

Non-Associated State

: The Metro Broadband Gateway is

not associated to the Metro AP

and

there is no device (like

a PC) that is associated to the Metro Broadband Gateway.

The Metro Broadband Gateway WLAN has no link.

4

Air Quality

Green Steady

Green Fast or Slow

Flashing

Off

Good Air Quality:

The current environment will support

quality data transmission. The received signal strength

(RSSI) of the Metro AP signal to the Metro Broadband

Gateway is 24 dBm or higher

Marginally Acceptable Air Quality:

A fast flashing Green

LED (one flash per second) indicates that the current RSSI

strength is between 19 dBm and 24 dBm; a slow flashing

green (one flash every 3 seconds) indicates RSSI strength

is between 7 dBm and 19 dBm. While data transmission is

possible, the quality will vary.

Bad Air Quality:

The current environment is not suitable

for data transmission.

The current RSSI is below 7 dBm.

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Table 3—MM2225 LED Indicators and Descriptions

Label

LED

Activity

Description

1

Power

Green

Off

Power is supplied to the Metro Broadband Gateway.

Power is NOT supplied to the Metro Broadband Gateway.

2

WAN

Green Steady

Amber Steady

Green Flashing

Amber Flashing

Off

Client connected to the WAN port using 100 Mbps link.

Client connected to the WAN port using 10 Mbps link.

Client passing traffic at 100 Mbps.

Client passing traffic at 10 Mbps.

No current client connection to WAN port.

3

Wireless

Green Steady

Amber Steady

Off

Associated State

: The Metro Broadband Gateway is

successfully associated to the Metro AP

or

there is a

device (like a PC) that is successfully associated to the

Metro Broadband Gateway.

Non-Associated State

: The Metro Broadband Gateway is

not associated to the Metro AP

and

there is no device (like

a PC) that is associated to the Metro Broadband Gateway.

The Metro Broadband Gateway WLAN has no link.

4

Air Quality

Green Steady

Green Fast or Slow

Flashing

Off

Good Air Quality:

The current environment will support

quality data transmission. The received signal strength

(RSSI) of the Metro AP signal to the Metro Broadband

Gateway is 24 dBm or higher

Marginally Acceptable Air Quality:

A fast flashing Green

LED (one flash per second) indicates that the current RSSI

strength is between 19 dBm and 24 dBm; a slow flashing

green (one flash every 3 seconds) indicates RSSI strength

is between 7 dBm and 19 dBm. While data transmission is

possible, the quality will vary.

Bad Air Quality:

The current environment is not suitable

for data transmission.

The current RSSI is below 7 dBm.

N

OTE

–

For the MM2225, the Ethernet activity LEDs for ports 1-4 are located on the back of the units.

See

Figure 10

1-4

Left LED

Right LED

LED will be Green when there is a 100 Mbps device

plugged into the Ethernet port. LED flashes when traffic is

passing.

LED will be Amber when there is a 10 Mbps device

plugged into the Ethernet port. LED flashes when traffic is

passing.

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Tel: +44 (0)1245 808295

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Rear View

Figure 8—

Rear view of the MM2211-NG with WAN port only

Figure 9—

Rear view of the MM2211-EXT with optional external antenna connector

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Figure 10—

Rear View of the MM2225-NG with four LAN ports and one WAN port

Table 4—Rear Ports and Adapters

Label

Description

6

AC Power Adapter (Input: DC 5V 1A)

7, 11

10/100Mbps Auto-sensing, autonegotiating RJ-45 network

ports. The MM2225 has 5 such ports (1, 2, 3, 4, and WAN),

while the MM2211 has one 10/100Mbps port (WAN).

8

Reset button. Used only if you need to reset the Metro

Broadband Gateway to its factory default settings. While the

unit is on, insert the end of a paper clip or pin into the hole and

hold it in for at least 8 seconds.

9

Push button. Not operational in current release.

10

Optional external antenna connector

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Tel: +44 (0)1245 808295

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