HE102 flashing power light

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2 total messages Started by spacecucumber Thu, 10 May 2007 07:50

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Author: spacecucumber
Date: Thu, 10 May 2007 07:50

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I have recently purchased a Netgear HE102 802.11a WAP. I first got it
and fired it up and went to reset to factory defaults via the reset
button. When it came back, the power light stayed on for about 15
seconds and then started blinking.

I spent about an hour trying to reset back to factory defaults again
and I also spent about 30 minutes with phone support trying to figure
it out. Support had  no idea and told me to return it for a new one.
According to the manual, flashing power light means that the self-test
has failed.

I tried hooking up my laptop to the console port on the back but
didn't see anything. It's also not really possible for me to easily
return this so I'm hoping there is something I can do or try to bring
this back to life again. Any help is appreciated, thanks.

Re: HE102 flashing power light

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Author: PeeCee
Date: Fri, 11 May 2007 00:17

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<spacecucumber@gmail.com> wrote in message 
news:1178783450.400781.242740@y5g2000hsa.googlegroups.com...
>I have recently purchased a Netgear HE102 802.11a WAP. I first got it
> and fired it up and went to reset to factory defaults via the reset
> button. When it came back, the power light stayed on for about 15
> seconds and then started blinking.
>
> I spent about an hour trying to reset back to factory defaults again
> and I also spent about 30 minutes with phone support trying to figure
> it out. Support had  no idea and told me to return it for a new one.
> According to the manual, flashing power light means that the self-test
> has failed.
>
> I tried hooking up my laptop to the console port on the back but
> didn't see anything. It's also not really possible for me to easily
> return this so I'm hoping there is something I can do or try to bring
> this back to life again. Any help is appreciated, thanks.
>



"flashing power light means that the self-test has failed."
"told me to return it for a new one"

er, unless you happen to have the skills, parts and tools onhand I think 
you're kinda screwed.

"It's also not really possible for me to easily  return this"

It was easy enough to buy it right?
Just take it back to the place of purchase.

Best
Paul.

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