NetBridge Trouble Shooting Guide Connections If a NetBridge device is not working properly, first ensure that the unit has the proper connections. The following needs to be connected to the NetBridge: USB modem A supported USB modem must be inserted into either the internal or external USB port. A list of supported USB modems can be found at: http://acceleratedconcepts.com/support...
NetBridge Trouble Shooting Guide Ethernet Cable An Ethernet cable is connected to both the Ethernet port on the NetBridge and the other end device (client computer, AT&T VPN 8200, router, etc.). If the device is a router or AT&T VPN 8200, the Ethernet cable should be inserted into either the Internet, WAN, or Uplink port (see device’s manual).
DO NOT supply power to the device with both the PoE cable and the 12- volt battery/12-volt AC wall wart! The 12-volt battery supplied with the NetBridge device typically has a life of 2-3 hours. o The 12-volt battery is not intended to be a permanent power source for the unit.
The placement of the NetBridge device at a site greatly affects the signal received from the cellular network. To maximize signal strength, do the following: Ensure that a cellular network tower is in the vicinity of the site where the NetBridge is located. Contact your cellular provider for further information. ...
7. Wait for the NetBridge to reboot and apply the changes. Once the USB LED illuminates red and all other lights are off, it is safe to power off the NetBridge, re- attach the case, and reconnect any USB devices.
Guide. LEDs The NetBridge has lights on the front panel that help an installer or end user to discern the current status. The USB and Wireless LEDs are labeled; the bars outlined in orange are the signal strength indicator. These lights usually indicate the state of their respective subsystems.
1. Power on the NetBridge. 2. Watch the USB LED of the NetBridge. If the internal clock of the NetBridge is unusable, the USB LED will continuously loop, displaying a pattern of illuminating yellow, blue, yellow, green; meanwhile, all other LEDs of the NetBridge will remain off.