User Manual

4 CPE Hardware Guide January 2008
Setup - Outdoor
If your ISP has chosen to use an outdoor HotClient, it will have been installed by a professional
installer. The installer will have provided a hard-wired Ethernet connection into your home or place
of business.
The Firetide HotClient does require power. Power is fed to it via the Ethernet cable. Connect the
power-feed unit to AC power. The ON light should turn green. Plug the cable from the HotClient
into the port marked OUT. The CONNECT light should turn green. If the FAULT light comes on, con-
tact your ISP.
Figure 3. Power-Feed Unit Connections.
Connect the device to your PC or home network via the RJ-45 connector. A crossover cable is NOT
required. Your Internet Service Provider has pre-congured your device. Set your computer to ob-
tain an IP address automatically (DHCP) and you can connect to the Internet.
Setup is now complete.
ISP-Provided Technical Support
and Warranty Services
If you need additional technical assistance, please contact your ISP directly. Your ISP is trained
and authorized to provide technical support and warranty services for Firetide products and has
qualied technical staff available to help you congure and maintain your Firetide Internet Con-
nection.