Specifications

Hardware maintenance

Summit WM Technical Reference Guide, Software Version 5.382

NOTE

If your infrastructure does not allow a copper connection, you must get a Gigabit Media Converter to convert the

copper connection to a fibre optic connection. For example, you can use Netgear GC102 converter that receives the

copper connection and outputs traffic via the fibre optic connector.

Summit WM Controller WM200/2000 power supply

The Summit WM Controller WM200/2000 is equipped with a redundant power supply (Figure 10). The

redundant power supply provides the Summit WM Controller WM200/2000 with two power supplies.

Having two power supplies provides administrators with the option of connecting a second power

supply to an independent power source to ensure constant power availability in case of a power outage.

Figure 10: Summit WM Controller WM200/2000 power supply plugs and switches

The power supply LEDs (Figure 11) on the front panel of the Summit WM Controller WM200/2000

indicate if one or both power supplies are connected to a power source.

Figure 11: Power supply LEDs

If a power supply is connected and functioning, the PWR GOOD (amber) LED is lit. If a power supply

is not connected, or if the power supply is connected but is experiencing problems, the FAULT (red)

LED is lit.

Redundant power supply

Power supply LEDs