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2.2.2 Installing the Client Station

Connect the Client Radio Transceiver and the Buffer Box, if used, as illustrated in Sections 2.2.2.1 and

2.2.2.2.

If a Buffer Box is used, power it on first. The front panel power LED indicator should be RED, indicating

“power on self test” (POST) is in progress. After successful POST, the LED will turn to GREEN, indicating

the unit is ready.

Then power on the Client Radio Transceiver, the LED indicators on the front panel of the transceiver

should exhibit the following patterns:

LED Color Light Blinking Pattern

ON RED Steady on

RX GREEN Steady on

TX RED On, when transmitting

LINK / NW YELLOW Continuous flickering

The continuously flickering yellow LED indicates that the RF link is successfully established between the

base and the client radio transceivers. If the yellow LED is showing a one long, one short blinking pattern,

it is an indication that the 10BaseT port on the transceiver is not properly connected. Check the UTP

cable connection between the transceiver and the Buffer Box, if one is used. Otherwise, check the UTP

cable link between the transceiver and the hub or the switch or the router or the computer). Make sure

that the right cable is used. If the yellow LED is showing a slow on and off blinking pattern, it is an

indication that the RF link is not successfully established. You need to check the RF cable connections

and the antenna alignment at both the Base and the Client Sites. You may also want to check if the Client

Radio Transceiver is configured with the same RF channel and security code as the Base Radio

Transceiver. If not, change the settings to make them the same. Please refer to Chapters 3 and 4 for

how to check and change the RF channel and the security code settings.

2.2.2.1 Installing the Client Station when Buffer Box is used

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TRX

2411EZYLINK-E -CPE-

BFB

RJ-45 10 Base T

Connector

Straight-through

UTP Cable

Cross-over UTP Cable

for connecting to PC

Straight-through UTP cable

for connecting to Hub Switch or Router

To Ethernet

Network

RJ-45 10 Base T

Connector

RF Connector

RF Cable

To Antenna

Client Radio Transceiver

Buffer Box

Port A

Port B