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Meru Access Point Installation Guide
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Installing the AP110
Installing the AP110
The AP110 is designed to be mounted on either a horizontal flat surface (such as a desktop or table) or a
vertical surface (such as a wall). Note that if you are wall-mounting the AP, you will need to purchase two
screws separately. Simply screw them into the wall placed slightly more than three inches apart (use the
image below as a guide when drilling the holes) and slide the AP into place on them.
Figure 1: AP110 Mounting Holes
For horizontal surface deployments, simply place the AP on the desired surface and follow the instructions
below.
Connect and Activate the AP
Refer to
Figure 2
as a guide for connections.
1.
Connect the port labeled
F1
(WAN Port in
Figure 2
) to your existing router or internet connection. (The
port should be colored green to distinguish it from the LAN Port.)
2.
If necessary, connect another corporate device (such as a VoIP phone) to the port labeled
F2
(LAN Port in
Figure 2
). Note that this port can be used for any devices that need to be connected to the corporate
network; it acts just as a network port at the office would. (The port should be colored yellow to
distinguish it from the WAN Port.)
3.
Connect the supplied power adapter to the
12V DC
port on the AP and plug the other end into a power
source. (For Japan customers, use USA power plug SYS1357-USA provided in the box.)
4.
Press the
On/Off
switch to activate the AP110. (The AP is
On
when the switch is recessed and
Off
when
extended.) The connection indicator lights at the top of each network port should turn on when the AP is
activated.
5.
Connect your wireless station to the wireless network (the SSID is the same as the corporate SSID
configured at your office).
Note:
Be sure to mount the AP in such a manner that the
Meru Networks
logo on
the top of it is right-side up in order to ensure that the AP is properly
secured. In this configuration, the ethernet ports will be facing upwards.
80mm (3.15 inches)