Extreme Networks 4018WP Wireless 802.11 abgn/ac Router User Manual WS AP3965 Wireless Access Points Quick Reference

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Installing the ExtremeWireless Indoor AP3912i Access PointOverview of the AP3912iThe AP3912i is a wall plate 11ac AP that lets you extend your Wireless LAN. This model is ideal for installations that have unused ports on existing Ethernet jacks because it has minimal or no impact on the configuration of the infrastructure switches (with only the requirement to enable one extra port for the AP). Pass-through ports allow wired devices, such as IP phones, to be connected. This wall plate AP replaces existing Ethernet wall plates, eliminating the need for mounting brackets. The AP3912i is designed with four single-band internal antennas for indoor use only. The AP enclosure is not plenum rated. (Operating temperatures are 0ºC~40ºC.)The AP3912i model has the following specifications:• Radios: Two concurrent WiFi radios (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz) and one radio that can operate as Bluetooth or ZigBee.•LEDs: 6 (Figure 1)• Power: 802.3at (PoE+) compliant for full functionality• The AP3912i supports the 802.11ac and 802.11n wireless standards, with full backward compatibility with legacy 802.11abg.• The AP3912i interoperates fully with Wireless LAN, including support for VoWLAN, branch office mode, guest services, RTLS, availability and mobility.• Enabled for use with an ExtremeCloudTM entitlementFor detailed installation information about the AP3912i, see the ExtremeWireless AP3912i Installation Guide.Power Requirements for the PSE PortThe AP3912i uses Power over Ethernet (PoE) as follows.Power Connections and Reset ButtonThe AP3912i has three LAN ports (P1, P2, and P3/PSE), and one pass-through port. On the pass-through port, power and connection attributes (such as speed and duplex) of devices are dictated by the characteristics of the corresponding switch model and by the port that the backend pass-through port is connected to.Figure 1 Power Connections and Reset ButtonNote: The AP3912i requires a minimum base firmware of 10.11.02.Table 1 Power SourcesPower Source DescriptionPoE 802.3at Power is enabled on the Client PSE port and the PSE LED is green.PoE 802.3af Power is disabled on the Client PSE port and the LED is off (not green).Note: LAN connectors with shrouds will not fit into the ports. Remove the shroud or use an optional jumper cable.The Reset button (Figure 1) is to the right of the power connections.LEDsLEDs are located on one side of the AP.Figure 2 LEDs on Side of APVerifying the AP3912i Box ContentsVerify the contents of the box as listed in the following table:Mounting and Connecting the AP3912iUse these instructions as guidelines for mounting and connecting the AP3912i easily and safely. The installation of the AP3912i should be performed by a professional installer Status Radio 2 (2.4 GHz)LAN 1 (Ethernet 1) PSE Client Port (PoE)Radio 1 (5 GHz) BLETable 2 Contents of the AP3912i BoxQuantity Item1AP3912i Quick Reference1 ExtremeCloud Quick Start Card1 WS-AP3912i AP1 Wall plate bracketThe following hardware is included: 2 Screw-in wall anchors2Pan-head machine screws2Flat-head wood screwsNote: Before mounting the AP3912i, read the RF Safety Distance section.Electrical Hazard: Only qualified personnel should perform installation procedures.to ensure proper operation and compliance with local safety guidelines.Attach the AP3912i to an indoor wall or junction/gang box only. The wall plate bracket is included with the AP box contents.Figure 3 Mounting BracketMounting the AP3912i to a Wall1 Using the mounting bracket (Figure 3) as a guide, choose a location where it is feasible to place the AP’s center. The bracket should have the captive screw on the left, and the large, flat part of the bracket against the wall. Decide which two holes to use to mount the bracket to the wall.2 Mark the two hole centers.3 For drywall/plasterboard walls, drill two holes using a 1/4” or 6mm diameter drill bit.4 For drywall/plasterboard walls, screw the plastic anchors into the holes.5 Attach the wall plate bracket using the two wood screws. Torque the screw to 12.0 in-lbs. 6 Connect the power and attach the AP to the mounting bracket, as described below.Mounting to a Junction/Gang Box1 Place the bracket over the junction box with the captive screw on the left side (Figure 3) and the large, flat plate against the wall. The bracket should be attached to a vertical surface.Table 3Number Description1 AP Mounting Tab2Captive Screw2 Align two of the bracket holes with two of the box’s holes. Use bracket holes that are closest to the center of the bracket. Make sure that the entire box is covered by the bracket.3 Using the two pan head machine screws, attach the bracket to the box using the aligned holes. Torque the screws to 12.0 in-lbs.4 Connect the power through the bracket to the AP, and attach the AP to the mounting bracket, as described below.Figure 4 Back ViewConnecting & Powering the AP3912iConnect the building LAN1 wire (either PoE at or PoE af) to the black RJ-45 connector, or associated punch-down block, located on the rear of the AP.• If PoE+ (802.3at) is connected, then the P3/PSE port will offer PoE (802.3af) to connecting clients. • If PoE (802.3af) is connected, then there will not be any power on the P3/PSE port.Mounting the AP to the Bracket1 Line up the AP holes (see the arrows in Figure 4) on the rear with the two "L" shaped angled tabs near the right side of the bracket (Figure 3, item #1).2 Slide the AP approximately 1/4” to the left on the two bracket tabs.3 Attach and tighten the captive screw (Figure 3) to the AP so that the AP is attached to the bracket. Torque the screw to 7.0 in-lbs.