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Care of Your New GateWay 

 

DO NOT EXPOSE YOUR GateWay TO ANY OF THE FOLLOWING- 

 

Liquids 

Don’t expose your GateWay to water, rain, extreme humidity, cleaning 
solvents, fuels or other liquids. 
 

Extreme Heat or Cold 

Avoid temperatures outside of the operating range of 0 to 80ºC (32 to 
176ºF). 
 

Microwaves or Intense RF Energy 

Do not place your GateWay in a microwave oven or expose it to direct RF 
energy such as from a RF power transmitter. 
 

Extreme Dust or Dirt 

Don’t expose your GateWay to extreme dust, dirt, sand or environments 
containing metal particles. 
 

Shock 

Do not expose your GateWay to mechanical shock in excess of a three (3) 
foot drop or vibration in excess of 10 g’s. 

 
Cleaning 
Dirt and dust can be removed from the outside of the GateWay by wiping with a 
damp cloth.  Do not use solvents to clean the GateWay. 
 
Maintenance & Service 
The GateWay has no user serviceable parts and does not require any 
adjustment by the user.  The GateWay is powered via the USB cable; THERE 
ARE NO BATTERIES TO INSTALL OR REPLACE.   
 
 

 

 

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Summary of Contents for GateWay

Page 1: ...GateWay Wireless Network Access Point Copyright 2007 by Magna Systems L L C Revision A 07 2007 1...

Page 2: ...shipping prepaid to the indicated service facility The repaired or replacement product will be returned to you with shipping prepaid The repaired or replaced product will be warranted for the remaind...

Page 3: ...d found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residen...

Page 4: ...posted Such areas may include but are not limited to fueling areas enclosed areas where fumes may accumulate such as below decks on boats or areas near poorly ventilated gas powered appliances chemica...

Page 5: ...ranty ii Symbols Used in This Manual iii Regulatory Statements iii Important Safety Information iv Care of Your New GateWay 2 Getting Started 3 How the GateWay Works 5 Troubleshooting 6 Technical Spec...

Page 6: ...a RF power transmitter Extreme Dust or Dirt Don t expose your GateWay to extreme dust dirt sand or environments containing metal particles Shock Do not expose your GateWay to mechanical shock in exce...

Page 7: ...t data Turning the GateWay ON The GateWay is powered by your computer s USB port THERE IS NO ON OFF SWITCH To turn the GateWay ON simply connect it to your computer using the USB cable provided When c...

Page 8: ...your workspace or attach it in an elevated position by using a mounting screw not included TIP Don t mount the GateWay in a sealed metal enclosure The GateWay is a radio communications device and wil...

Page 9: ...io network DataLink issues network management commands and communicates with networked devices via the GateWay The GateWay s dicator LEDs provide visual indicators of network status during operation i...

Page 10: ...a Clear Network command to reset the nodes If there is a communication failure between Gateway and DataLink DataLink will display a communication failure message associated with Gateway and request th...

Page 11: ...tter than 100 dBm Range Up to 50 m 160 under optimal environmental conditions General Specifications Operating Environment 0 C to 80 C 32 F to 176 F 5 to 95 RH non condensing Vibration 10 g rms 20 Hz...

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