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RF RxT SW868/915/917/922-NET PoE
Montage- und Anschlussanleitung / sWave.NET Access Point
Mounting and wiring instructions / sWave.NET Access Point
Device type Location
SW915 US
Canada
Mexico
SW917 Brazil
SW922 Japan
Assignment of radio frequencies:
Device type Radio frequency
SW868 868.3 MHz
SW915 915.0 MHz
SW917 917.0 MHz
SW922 916.5 MHz
Installation
The 8-pole shielded RJ 45 socket complies with the 10/100 Base T
Standard. Use it to connect the Access Point to a network switch or
a terminal device. The cable must, at least, comply with category
5/5e with an outer shield and twisted conductor pairs. It can be
100 m long at most. If directly connected to a terminal device, no
crossover cable is needed (thanks to the Access Point's Auto-MDI(X)
function). Power is supplied with the plug-in power supply device
available as accessory or by Power over Ethernet (PoE).
Antenna
NOTICE
Use of an unsuitable antenna may invalidate the
radio licence. Use only the enclosed antenna.
Mount the antenna on a metal plate. Note minimum sideways dis-
tance to nearest wall or disturbance source: >300 mm.
Planning the wireless range
NOTICE
For a reliable radio coverage, we recommend a site
survey by steute. Otherwise the radio coverage may
be incomplete.
The radio signal is attenuated on the way from the transmitter to the
receiver. It is also affected by obstacles. The degree of attenuation
depends on the material of the obstacle.
The following tables serve as a guide.
Penetration of radio waves:
Material
Wood, gypsum, uncoated glass
Brick stone, press boards
Armoured concrete
According to
FCC
IC
IFT
ANATEL
ARIB STD-T108
Penetration rate
90...100%
65...95%
10...90%
Material
Metal, aluminium laminated, water
Typical wireless ranges:
Environment
Free field (SW868/915/917)
Free field (SW922)
Indoors (SW868/915/917)
Indoors (SW922)
To obtain the maximum range: use the specified antennas. With other
antennas, the maximum range may differ.
Initial operation
After connecting the supply voltage, the mode LED lights up perma-
nently. The Access Point is initialised in this state. Shortly after this,
the mode LED starts to blink slowly. This indicates the Access Point
to be ready for use. As soon as the Access Point is connected to a
server, the mode LED flashes in short intervals.
Mode LED State Meaning
LED lights up Access Point is initialised
continuously
LED blinks evenly Access Point is ready for use, but has no
on/off connection to the server
LED flashes evenly Access Point is ready for use and connected
to a server
Radio LED
The Radio LED lights up shortly in case of radio communication. It
indicates the Access Point communicating by radio with a system
participant that is contained in the node list received from
the server.
Default settings
In delivery state, the Access Point is configured as follows:
IP Configuration:
IP Address:
Subnet mask:
User name
Password:
Reset device configuration to delivery state
Press reset button for >10 sec. After approx. 5 sec., the LED blinks
in a fast interval. Hold the button pressed. When the LED goes out
after approx. 10 sec., the reset is carried out. Release the button.
The device restarts in delivery state.
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Penetration rate
0...10%
Range (approx.)
700 m
230 m
50 m
25 m
Static
192.168.3.64
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