Outdoor WIFI

Question 1

The sequence of lights when the node is powering up and performing self tests

Answer 1

Power:Amber
Modem:Off
Radio:Off

Question 2

The Sequence of lights when the node is operational and the cable modem is connecting to the plant (CMTS)

Answer 2

Power:Green
Modem:Flashing Blue
Radio:Amber

Question 3

The Sequence of lights when the node is operational and the radios are trying to establish links

Answer 3

Power:Flashing Green
Modem:Blue
Radio:Amber

Question 4

The Sequence of lights when the node is operational and the radios have established links. The node is downloading the configuration data:

Answer 4

Power:Flashing Green
Modem:Blue
Radio:Green

Question 5

The Sequence of lights when the node is fully operational

Answer 5

Power:Green
Modem:Blue
Radio:Green

Question 6

The BelAir BA100SNE maintains what type of static connection for back office data transit and traffic management?

Answer 6

Static Layer 2 Tunnel

Question 7

Target transmit range level of the BelAir BA100SNE:

Answer 7

+40dBmV to +50dBmV

Question 8

Target receive range level of the BelAir BA100SNE:

Answer 8

-7dBmV to +7dBmV

Question 9

How do you factory reset the BelAir BA100SNE

Answer 9

• Remove the #2 Philips screw covering the “Factory Reset Switch”
• Depress the “Factory Reset Switch”
• The Power LED will flash red 6 times, go solid then off.
• Unit will then power back on.
• Verify using WiFi Device

Question 10

What is the functional VAC power range?

Answer 10

45 to 90VAC

Question 11

What is the power consumption of the BelAir BA100SNE?

Answer 11

28W

Question 12

If the drop to the BelAir BA100SNE needs any kind of work, what is the first thing a technician should do?

Answer 12

Pull the jumper in the tap to remove power.

Question 13

What is the AP Portal website?

Answer 13

https://apportal.comcast.net/

Question 14

Name four of the six Deployment environments

Answer 14

Outdoor
SMB
Home
Venues
MDU
CableWiFi

Question 15

Outdoor WiFi APs are deployed in these types of areas

Answer 15

High Foot Traffic

Question 16

What WiFi Standards are the outdoor AP compatible with?

Answer 16

802.11a/g/n

Question 17

What cable modem standard does the BelAir BA100SNE use?

Answer 17

DOCSIS 3.0

Question 18

What is the Amp draw of the BelAir BA100SNE at 60VAC?

Answer 18

0.5A

Question 19

What is the WiFi Coverage of an aerial BelAir BA100SNE?

Answer 19

Approx. 300’

Question 20

What is the WiFi Coverage of vault BelAir BA100SNE?

Answer 20

Approx. 150’

Question 21

What are the 3 LEDs on the BelAir BA100SNE?

Answer 21

Power, *Ethernet (or Modem), Radio/Mesh

*This light has two functions, both Ethernet connection and Modem Registration State.

Question 22

Trouble Indication:

What is happening when the Cable Modem light is flashing green?

Answer 22

Cable modem link is down, data is being transferred across the Ethernet link.

Question 23

Trouble Indication:

What is happening when the Cable Modem light is solid green?

Answer 23

Cable modem link is down, a cable is connected between the Ethernet port and an active far-end.

Question 24

Trouble Indication:

What is happening when the radio mesh light is solid amber?

Answer 24

The Radio is not operational, all of the P-to-P and P-to-MP links are down.

Question 25

Trouble Indication:

What is happening when the radio mesh light is flashing amber?

Answer 25

One or more, but not all, of the P-to-P and/or P-to-MP links are down

Question 26

Trouble Indication:

What is happening when the radio mesh light is flashing Green?

Answer 26

MP-to-MP link failure, One or more of the MP-to-MP links are down