User's Manual

Installation Manual
15. Connect the AC adapter and power cord to the gateway power cable using the attached 308 connector and verify
the LED indicator on the bottom of the enclosure is on with a steady green light, indicating the gateway is being AC
powered as shown in Figure 55.
OTE:N A red blinking light indicates the gateway is being powered only by the internal backup battery.
No light indicates the gateway is not receiving AC or backup battery power.
Figure 55: Gateway on AC power
Figure 56: Gateway on battery power
16. Complete the ORION SE II Network Gateway Installation Form and send the completed form to Badger Meter with
any attachments. The three-page form starts on page 43.
The remote TX/RX antenna connection is complete.
Remote Backhaul Antenna Installation
Before installing the backhaul antenna in a remote location, first determine if a remote installation is needed.
In the location selected for the gateway, test the GPRS backhaul connection while the backhaul antenna is still connected to
the gateway by doing the following.
OTE:N For testing the backhaul connection, make sure the gateway ReadCenter® Monitor server is running, the enclosure
cover is o the gateway so the circuit board is visible, the backhaul antenna is connected to the gateway and AC
power is available for the gateway.
1. Turn on the gateway AC power. On the circuit board
in the lower left quadrant, next to the SIM card slot,
look for the LED labeled ”TCP“ (Figure 57).
The TCP LED will light when the backhaul links with
the server, signifying a connection.
Figure 57: Backhaul antenna LED
”TCP“ LED
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