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Chapter 3: Installation Requirements
22 BlueTree Wireless BT4400 & BT5400 Product Manual V1.6
Serial cable If you are connecting to the modem via serial port, you will need a
standards straight through RS-232 cable with DB9 male to DB9 female
connectors.
Ethernet cable If you are connecting to the modem via the ethernet port, you will need
a cross over Category 5, RJ-45 cable, compliant with EIA-568 standard.
USB cable This feature is not supported on product version 1.0 .
Power source You will need to provide a 12 Vdc nominal power source to the modem
(8Vdc to 30Vdc). Please see electrical specifications for more details.
Mounting Hardware For mounting, the modem requires four #4 screws (3/16”) pan or
fillister head, as well as corresponding lock washers.
Wireless network
account Contact your wireless service provider and request a GSM account
activation with the “packet data” (GPRS) service option.
The service provider will provide you with a fully configured SIM
(Subscriber Identity Module) card that will contain the modem’s
electronic account information.
You will need to provide the service provider the Electronic Serial
Number (ESN) of the modem you wish to activate. The ESN is located
on a label under the modem.
The wireless service provider should give you the following parameters
for you to complete the activation:
•
Mobile Directory Number (MDN). This is the10-digit telephone
number assigned to your unit, including the area code.
• Username/Password for packet network access. (Maybe ‘blank’ for
both values but confirm with your provider)
• APN (Access Point Name), name of internet gateway server in a
GPRS network. Connects the GPRS network to the internet.
Note: Keep a written record of the account information that your wireless
service provider gives you. Store it in a secure location. You will need this
information if required to re-enter the account information.