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Features 

•  Plug-and-Play installation
•  Up to 200Mbps* bandwidth over standard home power lines
•  HomePlug signal easily passes through circuit breaker
•  128-bit AES encryption ensures data security
•  Encryption completed by hardware, without sacrifice to bandwidth
•  Each adapter includes 1 IEEE 802.3 computer Ethernet port
•  HomePlug Powerline Specification 2.0-compliant
•  Contains 2 Adapters, 2 Ethernet cables, and installation CD

  Product Specifications

 

•  Computer Interface: IEEE 802.3/802.3u
•  Operating Temperature: 0 ~ 45 degrees C
•  Storage Temperature: -20 ~ -80 degrees C
•  Humidity: Max. 5%-90% (non-condensing)

 

  LED Behavior 

Security LED (Top LED labeled PWR)
  Solid Green – Connected to powerline

  Off – Power off

  Blinking Green – Encryption setting up

  Solid Green – Encryption setup successful

  Double Green – Fail in encryption

HomePlug Powerline Link LED (Middle LED labeled HP)
  Blinking – Powerline data transmitting or receiving

  Color Green – Physical link rate greater than 100Mbps

  Color Red – Physical link rate less than 50Mbps

  Color Yellow – Physical link rate in between 50Mbps to 99Mbps

  Off – No Activity

Ethernet Link LED (Bottom LED labeled ETH)
  Solid Green – 10/100Mbps port linked

  Blinking – Ethernet data transmitting or receiving

  Off – No Ethernet link

USER MANUAL

HD network Adapter

High Speed Data/Video Streaming

*The standard transmission rate – 200Mbps – is the physical data rate. Actual data throughput will be lower.

  System Requirements

•  At least 2 HomePlug devices
•  Available Ethernet port on each computer or network device
•  Available power outlet

  Hardware Setup

 

  1. Locate modem or router at the broadband access point.
 2. 

Plug your network cable (provided) into the modem or router’s  

    RJ45 network adapter port.
  3. Plug the other end of your network cable into the RJ45 port located  

    at the bottom of the Adapter.
  4. Plug the Adapter into any wall socket or Powerline supported  

    Power Center. 

  Note: Do not plug the device into a UPS or power strip with surge  

  protection as they may filter the powerline signal.

 5. 

Use the steps 3 and 4 for the second Adapter to connect your  

    computer, IPTV, or other network device to the network.

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