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WIRELESS SETUP

Once the dome is installed and power is connected to it, the wireless master 
unit must be installed.  Below is the basic setup for the master RF unit.  Please 
see the antenna installation section for proper antenna usage. 

BASIC SETUP

1.  Plug in the AC Power to the Power over Ethernet Injectors 
2.  Plug  in  the  CAT5  cable  from  each  WIRELESS  UNIT  into  the  injectors.  
(NOTE: This unit can use both crossover cable and straight patch through cables.)
3.  Connect the Ethernet cable from each injector into the Ethernet. 
4.    Use  site  survey  mode  to  orient  the  antenna  direction,  and  if  necessary 
manually select the best channel

 

LED

Name

Function

Color

1

Power

Unit has power and has successfully booted.

Red

2

RF Link

The radio has successfully linked with its 
partner.

Green

3

RF TX

Radio transmission is occurring.

Green

4

RF RX

Radio reception is occurring.

Green

5

Eth Link

The Ethernet Port has a valid Ethernet 
connection

Green

6

Activity

The WIRELESS UNIT is processing data 

Green

7


channel)

By adding the numbers that are lit the user 
can determine the current radio channel. 
  1  903 MHz 
  2  905 MHz
  3  907 MHz
  4  909 MHz
  5  911 MHz
  6  913 MHz
  7  915 MHz
  8  917 MHz
  9  919 MHz 
10  921 MHz 
11  923 MHz 
12  925 MHz

Green

8


channel)

9


(channel)

10


channel)

11

Link Quality

Excellent link quality – No retransmissions

Green

12

Link Quality

Very good link quality – Few retransmissions

Green

13

Link Quality

Good link quality – Some retransmissions

Amber

14

Link Quality

Fair link quality – Many retransmissions

Amber

15

Link Quality

Weak link quality – Some packet failures

Red

16

Link Quality

Poor link quality

Red

Master Wireless Unit

Each  WIRELESS  Master  pair  automatically  selects  the  best  radio  channel, 
encrypts the Ethernet traffic and transports the data wirelessly to and from 
the wireless dome.

The  wireless  unit  functions  in  place  of  an  Ethernet  cable  and  provides  a 
transparent  wireless  point-to-point  Ethernet  cable  replacement.  Crossover 
cables  are  not  necessary  as  the WIRELESS  UNIT  automatically  senses  the 
device (client or switch).

LED display:

Once the unit is operational,  you should see the following colors on the LEDs 
of the wireless unit.  
 
The WIRELESS UNIT has a 16 LED display (see above chart) to display the 
status of the device.

Summary of Contents for PB24L900

Page 1: ...m Inc All Rights Reserved PB24L900 Rugged Wireless Power Box Installation and Operation Instructions for the following model PB24L900 A rugged outdoor wireless box with a 220 110Vac input and 24Vac output for camera fuse protected With a wireless 900MHz transmitter and matching receiver Omni directional antenna 81 IN5381 01 23 2012 ...

Page 2: ...n be damaged if improperly handled or dropped If an item appears to have been damaged in shipment replace it properly in its carton and notify the shipper Be sure to save 1 The shipping carton and packaging material They are the safest material in which to make future shipments of the equipment 2 These Installation and Operating Instructions If technical support or service is needed contact us at ...

Page 3: ...spect to any Product requiring service during the warranty period which is subjected to any of the following abuse improper use negligence accident lightning damage or other acts of God i e hurricanes earthquakes modification failure of the end user to follow the directions outlined in the product instructions failure of the end user to follow the maintenance procedures recommended by the Internat...

Page 4: ...ional pole mount brackets are available for the PB24 Pole adapter Part Number is PBAP3 Connecting Housing to PB24 Open the packet assembly that is provided with each unit Special s bolts are provided and designed to mount either the WM20G or the WM10 Standard Fusion Dome and Rugged Housing wall mount bracket to the Power Box Attach the wall mount bracket and housing as shown below ush the cable as...

Page 5: ...fore closing the door on the PB24 check the main gasket around the lip of the power box and be sure it is positioned within the groove provided Close unit and secure with 6 captive bolts provided If needed 2 security screws are provided to lock and prevent tapering with internal components of the box To install remove 2 of the existing bolts and replace with 2 tamperproof security screws provided ...

Page 6: ...at are lit the user can determine the current radio channel 1 903 MHz 2 905 MHz 3 907 MHz 4 909 MHz 5 911 MHz 6 913 MHz 7 915 MHz 8 917 MHz 9 919 MHz 10 921 MHz 11 923 MHz 12 925 MHz Green 8 2 channel 9 4 channel 10 8 channel 11 Link Quality Excellent link quality No retransmissions Green 12 Link Quality Very good link quality Few retransmissions Green 13 Link Quality Good link quality Some retran...

Page 7: ...is patter you Number of Pan and tilt unit DIP Setting Antenna Channel Polarization Frequency 1 All Off 11dBi Auto 1 12 Vertical or Horizontal 903 925 MHz RIGHT RIGHT WRONG WRONG shouldnevertrytopointtheendsoftheantennadirectlytowardoneanotherordirectly away from one another The 11dbi antennas are directional They are designed so the radio wave will project directly out the front of the antenna Bec...

Page 8: ...ity on the same pole Videolarm recommends utilizing the manual channel mode antenna gain of 11dBi and mixed polarization between antennas It is recommended that antennae maintain a minimum of 4 ft of physical separation and are oriented with greater than 45 of angular separation If 45 of angular separation cannot be met then it is recommend a minimum of 12 ft of physical separation Master unit DIP...

Page 9: ...ieve maximum range with all 12 radios operating simultaneously from the same tower Please refer to the chart below Master unit DIP Setting Antenna Channel Polarization Frequency 1 5 On 6 Off 7 Off 8 Off 11dBi Fixed 1 Horizontal 903 MHz 2 5 On 6 On 7 On 8 Off 11dBi Fixed 7 Vertical 915 MHz 3 5 Off 6 Off 7 On 8 On 11dBi Fixed 12 Horizontal 925 MHz 4 5 On 6 On 7 Off 8 Off 11dBi Fixed 3 Vertical 907 M...

Page 10: ...d management tools The WIRELESS Dome has built in intelligent frequency agility Upon receiving RF interference thisallowstheradiolinktoautomaticallychangetoaquieterchannelbased oncontinuouslymonitoringofitsownBitErrorRate Withthechannelselectionfeedback loop running the radio is able to always optimize the link without user intervention During installation we encourage testing of the radio link by...

Page 11: ...0 MHz Bracket Assembly With Transformer and PCB 3 RPPB241000 Grounding Stud and Terminal Connector 4 RP70WPPH13 3 Position Incoming Power Plug Replacement Parts List 24VAC at 3 5 a Green Green Brown Brn Wht Black Blk Wht 115V 50 60hz 115V 50 60hz Transformer Wiring 120VAC 220 240VAC 50 60 Hz ON 120 VAC 220 VAC INPUT ON 120 VAC 220 VAC INPUT ...

Page 12: ...220 110 TO 24 CE UL TRANSFORMER 3 RPVL2885 Wireless box bracket B 4 RP76PCBPB01 POWER BOX CONNECTION PCG 5 RP70WPPH08 3 81 2 position Connector 1803578 6 RP70WPPH03 4 Position Connector 1803594 7 RP70CAPC02 12VDC POWER CONNECTOR FEMALE 8 RP70AW9XB Wireless 900 MHz Transmitter PCB 9 RP76RFPS WIRELESS POWER SUPPLY PCB Replacement Parts List ...

Page 13: ...8 00 203 2 2 00 50 8 Mounting Template ...

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