Nokia WiFi Beacon User Manual

Understanding the LED colors
The top of the Gateway 3 device illuminates and displays various solid/blink cycles to indicate
its current state. The following table describes those states, what they mean, and what you
should do in response.
GATEWAY LED COLORS
LED
Color
LED behavior
What it means
What you should do
Off
Off
No power
No action
Blue-
Green
Solid
Good connection to the
internet
No action
Red
Solid
Bad connection to the
internet
Check your internet connection and
ensure it is enabled
White
Slow pulse
WPS* mode enabled
Wait; devices are pairing
OR
Wait; backhaul link is being set up
White
Fast pulse for 3secs,
then non-WPS state
WPS successful
OR
Backhaul link established
Refer to the mobile app for next
steps
Red
Fast pulse
Reset to factory reboot
has been triggered
Wait; device will proceed to boot-up
phase
White
Solid
Booting up
Wait; device in boot-up phase
Yellow
Slow pulse
In configuration mode
Prepare to add device to mesh
network
*Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) is a network security standard that creates a secure wireless home
network. Nokia WiFi devices used to depend on this method for paring with one another and forming
mesh links, and some of the enclosures still has a WPS button. However, the devices no longer use this
pairing method.

Nokia WiFi Beacon Specifications

General

WiFi Standard	Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac)
Ports	2 x Gigabit Ethernet
Mesh Networking	Yes
MU-MIMO	Yes
Beamforming	Yes
Parental Controls	Yes
Guest Network	Yes
Frequency Bands	2.4 GHz and 5 GHz (Dual-band)
Security	WPA2, WPA3
Maximum Speed	1200 Mbps
Mobile App	Nokia WiFi App
Coverage	Up to 140 square meters (per Beacon)
Dimensions	130 x 130 x 51 mm
Weight	280g