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|type=ap-cap{{!}} flash-access {{!}} interface-activity {{!}} interface-receive {{!}} interface-speed {{!}} interface-status {{!}} interface-transmit {{!}} modem-signal {{!}} poe-out {{!}} wireless-signal-strength {{!}} wireless-status | |type=ap-cap{{!}} flash-access {{!}} interface-activity {{!}} interface-receive {{!}} interface-speed {{!}} interface-status {{!}} interface-transmit {{!}} modem-signal {{!}} off {{!}} on {{!}} poe-out {{!}} wireless-signal-strength {{!}} wireless-status | ||
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* <var>interface-activity</var> - blink the led on interface (traffic) activity | * <var>interface-activity</var> - blink the led on interface (traffic) activity | ||
* <var>interface-receive</var> - blink the led on interface received traffic | * <var>interface-receive</var> - blink the led on interface received traffic | ||
* <var>interface-speed</var> - | * <var>interface-speed</var> - light the led when interface works in 10Gbit rate | ||
* <var>interface-status</var> - light the led on interface status change | * <var>interface-status</var> - light the led on interface status change | ||
* <var>interface-transmit</var> - blink the led on interface transmitted traffic | * <var>interface-transmit</var> - blink the led on interface transmitted traffic | ||
* <var>modem-signal</var> - blink the led on 3G modem signal (eiher USB or miniPCIe) | * <var>modem-signal</var> - blink the led on 3G modem signal (eiher USB or miniPCIe) | ||
* <var>poe-out</var> | * <var>off</var> - turn off the led | ||
* <var>on</var> - turn on the led | |||
* <var>poe-out</var> - light the led when interface PoE out turns on | |||
* <var>wireless-signal-strength</var> - light the leds displaying wireless signal (requires more than one led) | * <var>wireless-signal-strength</var> - light the leds displaying wireless signal (requires more than one led) | ||
* <var>wireless-status</var> - light the led on wireless status change. | * <var>wireless-status</var> - light the led on wireless status change. | ||
Revision as of 14:13, 5 October 2016
Applies to RouterOS: v5 +
Summary
Sub-menu: /system leds
Standards:
RouterOS allows to configure each leds activity the way that user wishes. It is possible to configure the leds to display wireless strength, blink the leds on interface traffic activity and many other options.
For example default led configuration on Groove
[admin@MikroTik] /system leds> print
Flags: X - disabled
# TYPE INTERFACE LEDS
0 wireless-signal-strength led1
led2
led3
led4
led5
1 interface-activity ether1 user-led
RB Groove uses five leds for wireless strength and one for ethernet activity monitoring.
Configuration Properties
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| disabled (yes | no; Default: no) | Whether item is disabled |
| interface (string; Default: ) | Name of the interface which will be used for led status. Applicable only if type is interface specific. |
| modem-signal-treshold (integer [-113..-51]; Default: ) | Applicable if type is modem-signal |
| leds (list of leds; Default: ) | List of led names used for status report. For example wireless signal strength will require more than one led. |
| type (ap-cap| flash-access | interface-activity | interface-receive | interface-speed | interface-status | interface-transmit | modem-signal | off | on | poe-out | wireless-signal-strength | wireless-status; Default: ) | Type of the status:
|
Basic examples
Enable the User ACT LED to show current CAP status on a RB951
/system leds add leds=user-led type=ap-cap
Led control via CLI commands for scripting purposes:
- prior to v6.23 and older releases:
#turn led on :led led1=yes #turn led off :led led1=no
- v6.23 and newer releases:
#add led entry with specific type "on" or "off" to leds menu /system leds add leds=led1 type=off #to control led /system leds set [find where leds="led1"] type=on or /system leds set [find where leds="led1"] type=off
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