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@gheist, is this based on experience?
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Real single-wavelength orange LEDs are expensive, so I assume it is mix of yellow and red with yellow not lit.<br />
If you have spectrometer or glass prism and sheet of paper you can check.
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Real single-wavelength orange LEDs are expensive, so I assume it is mix of yellow and red with yellow not lit.
If you have spectrometer or glass prism and sheet of paper you can check.

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Working with a Cisco Meraki MR26. Just received an RMA Unit to replace one that was failed. Plugged it in to the LAN, front LED flashes Green a couple times, then goes solid Red. I cannot find anything in the documentation that discussed a Red LED condiiton - Orange, Rainbow, Blue, Green are detailed in <a href="https://docs.meraki.com/display/MR/MR26+Installation+Guide#MR26InstallationGuide-LEDIndicatorsandRunDarkMode" rel="ugc">https://docs.meraki.com/display/MR/MR26+Installation+Guide#MR26InstallationGuide-LEDIndicatorsandRunDarkMode</a>, but nothing for Red.<br />
Support hasn't suggested anything either, figured I'd turn here. Anyone with any experience on what this means?
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Working with a Cisco Meraki MR26. Just received an RMA Unit to replace one that was failed. Plugged it in to the LAN, front LED flashes Green a couple times, then goes solid Red. I cannot find anything in the documentation that discussed a Red LED condiiton - Orange, Rainbow, Blue, Green are detailed in https://docs.meraki.com/display/MR/MR26+Installation+Guide#MR26InstallationGuide-LEDIndicatorsandRunDarkMode, but nothing for Red.
Support hasn't suggested anything either, figured I'd turn here. Anyone with any experience on what this means?

Meraki MR26 Red LED

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