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Caution
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Disconnect all power before installation or service.
•
Installation and maintenance must be performed by a qualified
electrician in accordance with local, state, and national electrical
codes (NEC) and requirements.
Problem
Solution
No LED on the
Gateway (GW) is
on or blinking.
•
Verify the Cat-6 cable
between the PoE port on
the Ethernet switch and
the Enlighted Gateway
has not been damaged.
•
Check that the RJ45
connectors on each end
of the Cat-6 cable are
completely inserted.
•
Verify that the PoE
Ethernet switch is powered
and functioning properly.
Red LED on the GW
is on continuously.
Replace the Gateway.
Red LED on the
GW is blinking at
a slow rate and
the green LED is
off.
This is the expected blink
pattern before the
Energy Manager is
connected to the PoE
Ethernet Switch and
made operational.
Red LED on the GW
is off and the green
LED is blinking
rapidly.
This is the expected blink
pattern after the Energy
Manager is connected to
the PoE Ethernet Switch
and made operational,
and before the GW is
commissioned.
Troubleshooting
Figure 2: Attach the unit to the wall on screws
with the antenna pointing up
Figure 4: Wiring Diagram for PoE switch and GW
Step Description
1
Determine a location for the GW. The Cat
-
5e
or Cat-6 data cable from the PoE Ethernet
switch MUST be less than 300 feet. Ideally, the
GW will be at the same elevation as the
sensors it communicates with. It MUST be
visible so that it’s LEDs can be seen for
troubleshooting. Because it uses wireless
communication with sensors, it SHOULD be
placed to maximize the number of sensors
that are near it.
2
Select a location for the RJ45 connector
(conforming to TIA/EIA 568-B) of the data
cable to exit the wall or ceiling. Make a small
circular cut (roughly 11/16
th
of an inch in
diameter) in the wall or ceiling for the RJ45
connector.
3
Install the two #6, 1” screws two inches apart.
4
Slide the GW onto the screws as shown in
Figures 2 and 3.
5
If on the wall, point the antenna straight up.
If on the ceiling, point antenna straight down.
6
Insert the RJ45 connector on one end of the
data cable into the GW.
7
Route the data cable to the PoE Ethernet
switch and insert the RJ45 connector into a
powered PoE port (see Figure 4).
8
Power on the PoE Ethernet switch and check
for the “PoE Active” LED to be green for the
port connecting the GW.
Installation Steps (both wall & ceiling mounts)
Note: After a Gateway has been commissioned, the red
LED is off and the green LED blinks at a slow rate.
Figure 3: Attach the unit to the ceiling on screws
with the antenna pointing down
PoE Active
LEDs