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Notes & Troubleshooting

• These Powerline devices are specifically

designed for use with Alarm.com video
cameras. Use with other devices is not
recommended.

• Compatible with all WPS enabled

Alarm.com cameras. To see if a camera
is WPS enabled, find the camera's data
sheet in

Installation and Troubleshooting

.

• Amber or Red Powerline LEDs indicate

that the devices do not have a sufficient
Powerline connection for streaming video.
Try moving the Powerline device to a
different AC outlet.

Safety Information

• For national approvals (approval schemes

other than CB), relevant national
standards for plug, socket-outlet, and
direct plug-in units (for example, US) shall
also be consulted while testing and
approving such products according to the
national standards.

• AC input rating: 100-125 VAC, 12A ? AC

output rating 125 VAC, 11.8A (maximum)

• Operating Temperature: 0-40?C

• Check the electrical current for any device

plugged into the filtered AC socket. Do not
exceed home and product outlet ratings
and electrical requirements.

• The socket-outlet shall be installed near

the equipment and be easily accessible.

• Only power cords are allowed to be

inserted into the filtered AC socket; no
other equipment with a direct plug-in is
allowed. Power cords need to be a
maximum of 1m long and have a minimum
of 0.75 mm2 of cross-sectional area.

• Do not plug devices into the XAV5401

filtered AC outlet that exceed the product
ratings. The output voltage of the filtered
AC outlet is the same as the power outlet
that the XAV5401 is plugged into. To help
avoid damaging your system, be sure that
the attached devices are electrically rated
to operate with the power available in your
location.

• If the input AC voltage is less than 100 V

AC, the device plugged into the filtered AC
socket of the XAV5401 might not perform
as well as expected.

• DO NOT PLUG MAJOR HOME

APPLIANCES into the filtered AC socket

https://answers.alarm.com/Installation_and_Troubleshooting/Video_Devices/Netgear_PowerLine_Range_Extender/Netgear_PowerLine_Range_Extender_Installation_Guide

Updated: Mon, 11 Jun 2018 19:18:45 GMT

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Summary of Contents for Powerline 500 XAV5401

Page 1: ...onfiguration Simply plug the PassThru adapter into an open outlet near the home s router and plug the WiFi Access Point into an outlet near the camera Wireless camera set up is a breeze using the WPS...

Page 2: ...cted to the network using Ethernet Off The device is not connected using Ethernet Wireless LED Solid Blue WiFi is active Blinking Blue The WiFi adapter is attempting to create a protected WiFi connect...

Page 3: ...is detected between the Powerline devices Try moving the Powerline device to a different AC outlet Red A weak slow or no connection is detected between the access points Try moving the Powerline devic...

Page 4: ...e PassThru Adapter After a few minutes the Network LED on the PassThru Adapter will become green 3 Plug the WiFi Access Point into an AC outlet near the installation location for the camera Do not plu...

Page 5: ...ce for two seconds You must press both security buttons within two minutes The Power and Wireless Ethernet LEDs begin blinking after you release the button This process allows the second Powerline dev...

Page 6: ...camera will begin blinking blue You must press both the security button on the access point and the WPS button on the camera within two minutes 4 A connection is formed The wireless LED on the WiFi ad...

Page 7: ...tered AC socket Do not exceed home and product outlet ratings and electrical requirements The socket outlet shall be installed near the equipment and be easily accessible Only power cords are allowed...

Page 8: ...th home appliances such as air conditioners power tools space heaters fans hair dryers ovens or refrigerators https answers alarm com Installation_and_Troubleshooting Video_Devices Netgear_PowerLine_R...

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