Nowsonic Stage Router Bedienungsanleitung Seite 6

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Description of the front panel
Nowsonic Stage Router has the following controls and indicators on
the front panel:
ON/OFF button
With this button, Stage Router is turned on and off. When Stage
Router is turned on, the PWR LED lights blue.
2.4GHz ANT/5GHz ANT BNC sockets
The supplied radio antennas are connected to these BNC sockets. It
is recommended that you connect two antennas per radio band. This
will ensure an interference-free data transmission in the so called True
Diversity mode.
NOTE: If you use additional radio microphones in parallel, you should
configure Stage Router for sending on the 5GHz radio frequency
(802.11n mode). Sending on the 2.4GHz radio frequency (802.11g
mode) can cause transmission problems (even in True Diversity mode).
Taster RST/WPS
Use a small screwdriver or a bent paper clip to push the button in the ope-
ning labeled RST/WPS: Stage Router must be powered at that moment.
If you press the button briefly, Stage Router will establish a safe con-
nection with all devices connected at the moment.
If you press and hold the button for more than 5 seconds, the router
will be reset to its default settings.
Indicator 1–4
These four LEDs correspond to the LAN ports on the rear panel. If one
of the ports is connected to another device, the corresponding LED
will light blue. If data is transferred, the LED will flash blue.
WAN
When the WAN port is connected to a network environment, this LED
will light blue. If data is transferred, the LED will flash blue.
5GHz
When the 5GHz band is used for radio transmission, this LED will light blue.
2.4GHz
When the 2.4 GHz band is used for radio transmission, this LED will
light blue.
CPU
When Stage Router is turned on, this LED will flash blue.
PWR
When Stage Router was turned on via the ON/OFF switch, this LED
lights blue.
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