Access Point; Why Am I Losing Power To The Tp-Link Access Point; How Do I Hard Wire The Tp Link Access Point Power Converter To The Power Source; Should I Use The Tp Link Access Point If I Have A Gateway - IntelligentAg RECON Troubleshooting Manual

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Why am I losing power to the TP-Link access point?

Verify that the connection between all power plugs is secure.
NOTE: TP-Link Model CPE210 requires use of the included 12 VDC to 110 VAC power inverter
and the black 110 VAC to PoE (Ethernet) adapter.
How do I hard wire the TP Link access point power converter to the power
source?
NOTE: These instructions are for access points with part number 153510-000080.
WARNING! RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK: Verify that the tractor and power
converter are completely powered off before completing these steps. Intelligent Ag is not
responsible for any damage that results from modifying WBFM components.
Cut the power converter's power cord immediately before the cigarette lighter adapter
1.
and discard the adapter.
Separate the two wires and strip about ½ inch of the wire.
2.
Connect the power converter wires to a power source—the wire with white text on it is
3.
positive, and the wire without text is negative. You may crimp or solder the wires,
depending on your preference.
Power on the power converter.
4.

Should I use the TP Link access point if I have a gateway?

No, the TP Link access point and gateway cannot be used together. Turn off the TP Link access
point when using the gateway.
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Recon Wireless Blockage and Flow Monitor (WBFM) Troubleshooting Guide

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