Nokia WiFi User Manual

Depending on what Beacon model you have, either the top (Beacon 3) or the bottom front
(Beacon) of the devices illuminate and display various solid/blink color cycles to indicate their
current state. The following table describe what they mean and what you should do in
response.
BEACON 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 next
Nokia WiFi device
No action
Yellow
Solid
Sub-optimal connection
to next Nokia WiFi device
Refer to mobile app or care portal
for next steps
Red
Solid
Bad connection to next
Nokia WiFi device
Refer to mobile app or care portal
for next steps
White
Slow pulse
WPS* mode enabled
(Beacon 3 only)
Wait; devices are pairing
OR
Wait; backhaul link is being set up
White
Fast pulse for 3secs
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 have a WPS button. However, the devices no longer use this
pairing method.

Nokia WiFi Specifications

General

Brand	Nokia
Model	WiFi
Category	Network Router
Language	English