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Note:
If the power cord supplied with the unit is open ended, connect to it a power
plug appropriate to the country in which the unit is being installed. The color
codes of the cable are:
The operating AC mains voltage of the Indoor unit is
marked on the rear panel of the unit
5.
Connect the Indoor unit Ethernet port to the Ethernet hub using a straight Ethernet
cable or directly to the PC's NIC using crossed cable.
6.
Align the antenna and verify connectivity with the other unit(s).
To perform antenna alignment:
1.
Power on both units.
2.
Synchronize the units by aligning the antennas at the main and remote sites until
maximum signal quality is obtained. Check the signal strength RSSI bar on the bottom
panel of the DWL-1800R (RB) bottom panel. If the received signal quality is lower than
expected for this antenna/range combination, change antenna height and verify RF cables
connections.
Verifying Correct Operation
To verify proper operation of the Outdoor unit, view the LED indicators located on the bottom
panel of the unit as shown in the following table:
Name
Description
WLAN
Wireless Link
Indicator
DC
Self Test and Power
Power
indication
ETH
Ethernet activity /
Connectivity
indication
RSSI
BAR
To verify proper operation of the Indoor unit, view the LED indicators located on the front
panel of the unit as shown in the following table:
brown
blue
yellow/green
Outdoor Unit LEDs
Blinking Green – Data received or transmitted on wireless
link. Blinking rate is lower when there is no wireless traffic.
Green – Self test passed and 48VDC power is received by
the outdoor unit
Red – Self test failed. Firmware did not loaded successfully.
OFF –Ethernet connectivity is OK. No traffic activity
detected on the port.
Blinking Green –Ethernet connectivity is OK, with traffic
on the port.
Red – No Ethernet connectivity.
DWL-1800R (RB): Received Signal Strength Indication
DWL-1800B (BU): Number of associated RB units
phase ~
neutral 0
grounding
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