NOTE
If you change the speed, the hub keeps the setting until you change it again, even if you turn off the hub’s power.
Changes the hub speed. The default speed is 100 Mbps.
Unit LEDs
Unit LEDs indicate the status of a hub’s power supply, hub speed, collision occurrences in a hub or stack of hubs, and whether a hub is managed.
Change hub speed
Collision | Power | |
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Status
LED | Status | Meaning |
On | Hub is operating at 10 Mbps. | |
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| On | Hub is operating at 100 Mbps. |
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Collision | Blinking | Collisions detected on hub (or stack). LED brightens as |
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| more collisions are detected. Collisions are normal in an |
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| Ethernet environment. Continuous blinking indicates an |
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| overloaded network. |
| Off | No collisions detected. |
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Managed | On | Hub is managed by the optional |
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| Management Module. |
| Off | Hub is not managed by the Management Module. |
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Status | On | Hub is operating normally. |
| Blinking | Hub has an internal hardware or software problem. See |
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| the port Amber LED description on the previous page. |
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Managed and | Blinking | Hub failed to load its internal software properly. Try |
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| recycling the power. |
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Power | On | Hub is receiving power. |
| Off | Hub is not receiving power. |
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