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9.6

Choose the type of antenna.

Note:

If you are using an external antenna,

make sure that you connect the external

antenna to the radio

before

you enable it.

9.6.1

If you are not adding an external

antenna, choose Internal antenna.

9.6.2

If you are adding an external antenna,

choose External antenna and change

Antenna Gain to 8 dB.

9.7

Click the Apply button to save the settings.

9.8

Click Site Survey. See Figure 15.

Customer’s Wireless

Figure 15

Select Site Survey

10.

Select the customer’s wireless network.

10.1

Under Site Survey, select the customer’s

wireless network name (shown as Customer

Wireless in this document). See Figure 16.

10.2

Click the Apply button to save the settings.

Note:

The name of the customer’s

wireless network appears here.

Figure 16

Select the Customer’s Wireless Network

11.

Connect to the customer’s wireless

network.

11.1

Click on the network icon in the lower right corner

of the screen. See Figure 17.

11.2

Click on the customer’s wireless network

(shown here as Customer_Wireless).

11.3

Click Connect.

11.4

Type in Security Key/Password when prompted.

Note:

If the network is not password protected,

proceed to step 13, Enter Wireless

Profile Settings.

If the password is not known, use a

computer that is connected to the

customer’s wireless network to check

the security settings. (The computer

must be connected wirelessly.) Follow

the instructions in step 12.

Figure 17

Connect to Customer’s Wireless Network

Summary of Contents for GM62465-KP3-QS

Page 1: ...ditional holes or using special tools The ambient temperature must be warmer than 0_C 32_F at the time of installation Once installed the tape is rated for 35 to 110_C 31 to 230_F See Figure 1 to identify the correct OnCue Plus wireless kit for your generator model See Figure 2 for the wireless access point tape not shown Special Equipment The following items are required for installation and setu...

Page 2: ...ur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be identified by turning the equipmentoffand on theuser isencouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures D Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna D Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver D Connect the equipment into...

Page 3: ... the PoE box and access point will be mounted are clean and dry 3 2 Cut one piece of VHB tape approximately 1 inch long Use the tape to attach the Power over Ethernet PoE box GM91273 3 inside the enclosure as shown for your model in Figure 5 Figure 6 or Figure 7 3 3 Cut two or three pieces of the VHB tape GM91273 5 provided in the kit approximately 2 5 inches long Use the VHB tape to attach wirele...

Page 4: ...4 TT 1618 6 14 Figure 5 Wireless AP Assembly Drawing GM81385 Sheet 1 of 3 ...

Page 5: ...TT 1618 6 14 5 Figure 6 Wireless AP Assembly Drawing GM81385 Sheet 2 of 3 ...

Page 6: ...6 TT 1618 6 14 Figure 7 Wireless AP Assembly Drawing GM81385 Sheet 3 of 3 ...

Page 7: ...Macr computers go to step 6 5 1 Click on the the Windows start menu icon in the lower left corner of your screen See Figure 8 5 2 Type network connections into the Search programs and files box 5 3 Press Enter or click on View network connections 5 4 Click on Local Area Connection Figure 8 Selecting the Local Area Network Connection 5 5 Select Internet Protocol Version 4 See Figure 9 5 6 Click Pro...

Page 8: ...re 11 7 3 Press Enter The window shown in Figure 12 opens Figure 11 Enter Gateway Address in Internet Explorer 8 Sign into the wireless access point 8 1 Enter admin for Name 8 2 Enter password for Password 8 3 Press Login password Figure 12 Signing in to the Access Point 9 Configure the wireless access point 9 1 Click the System tab See Figure 13 9 2 Under Basic Settings change Network Mode to Bri...

Page 9: ...n this document See Figure 16 10 2 Click the Apply button to save the settings Note The name of the customer s wireless network appears here Figure 16 Select the Customer s Wireless Network 11 Connect to the customer s wireless network 11 1 Clickon the networkicon in the lower rightcorner of the screen See Figure 17 11 2 Click on the customer s wireless network shown here as Customer_Wireless 11 3...

Page 10: ...ow characters to see the required security settings for the wireless access point See Figure 19 Note PSK Personal Figure 19 Security Settings 13 Enter the wireless profile settings 13 1 Click on the Wireless tab 13 2 Under Profile Settings Wireless Network Name should be the customer s wireless 13 3 Fill in Security Settings from step 12 13 3 1 Network Authentication Note PSK Personal 13 3 2 Data ...

Page 11: ...3 Press Enter or click on View network connections Figure 21 Search for Network Connections 14 4 Click on the Local Area Connection See Figure 22 Figure 22 Select Local Area Connection 14 5 Select Internet Protocol Version 4 See Figure 23 14 6 Click on Properties Figure 23 Select Internet Protocol Version 4 14 7 Select Obtain an IP address automatically See Figure 24 14 8 Click OK 14 9 Go to step ...

Page 12: ...ection 16 4 Disconnect the laptop from the wireless access point Figure 25 Disconnect from Wireless 17 Connect the LAN port on the PoE box to the generator set s network cable A network cable is provided on the generator set and factory connected to the generator controller See Figure 5 Figure 6 or Figure 7 for the PoE box and network cable locations on the generator See Figure 2 for the location ...

Page 13: ...he customer s wireless network to find the default gateway IP address The procedure varies for different operating systems search the Internet for finding default gateway IP address via a personal computer to find instructions Ping Interval and Failure Count The OnCue Plus server is set to notify a customer if a device has lost connection for 1 hour or more The ping interval multiplied by the fail...

Page 14: ...hdog settings as described below 21 1 Set the Ping Interval to 300 seconds 21 2 Set the Failure Count to Reboot to 9 21 3 Click Apply 21 4 Follow steps 16 through 18 to disconnect the laptop and return the system to service Device Reset Button Note Do not press the reset button on the wireless access point Pressing the reset button will change the IP address of the access point to 192 168 1 1 and ...

Page 15: ... On WLAN Enabled Blinking WLAN Activity WLAN Client Mode Off WLAN Disabled Green Blinking Good Connection Yellow blinking Acceptable Quality Red Blinking Poor Connection Internal Antenna Electrical Specifications Antenna shape Patch array RF frequency band 2 4 2 5 GHz Power handling 2W Impedance 50 Ohms VSWR Less than 2 0 Polarization Linear vertical Antenna Gain Peak gain 2 45 GHz 8 45 dBi Vertic...

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