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Specifications

Radio Range

3 Miles / 5 kilometers

Ethernet Port

RJ45 / 100BT equivalent

Ethernet Speed Port

100BT

Over the air data rate

up to 80Mbps

Operating Temperature

-40F to +145F (-40C to +60C)

Power Required

19W maximum, 10W typical

Radio Type

5.8 GHz DSSS, License Free

Encryption

256 Bit WPA-PSK (AES)

Radio Power

+40 dBm (adjustable)

Radio Sensitivity

-80 dBm @ 10

-5

BER

Outdoor Unit Size

12” x 12” x 3.5”

( 31cm x 31cm x 9cm )

System Shipping Weight

23 lbs / 10.5 kg

Summary of Contents for ZipLine

Page 1: ...www teletics com 1 ELETICS ZipLine Ethernet eXtreme Quickstart Installation Manual Version 1 12 August 12 2019...

Page 2: ...rmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference...

Page 3: ...g it sends out Radio Frequency RF signals This Wireless Radio device has been evaluated under FCC Bulletin OET 65C and found to be compliant to the requirements as set forth in CFR 47 Sections 2 1091...

Page 4: ...Grounding and RF exposure 3 Contents 4 Introduction 5 Box Contents 5 Cabling 5 Cable Gland Assembly 6 Bench Testing 8 Installation 9 Assembly Tips 9 Electrical Connections 11 Aiming the antennas 12 S...

Page 5: ...Box Cabling Each ZipLine Ethernet eXtreme radio comes equipped with 30 Meters 100 feet of OUTDOOR RATED cable which runs from the ZipLine to the Power Injector which is usually mounted in the custome...

Page 6: ...trical noise on the Ethernet connection Assuming that the outlet which the Teletics Power Injectors power supply is properly installed according to electrical codes no further grounding points in the...

Page 7: ...ll screwdriver to slide it inside the main body of the gland housing until it is flush with the little plastic fingers at the bottom of the gland like shown in the picture to the right You can now sli...

Page 8: ...on their chassis to ensure noise from lights and motors in the vicinity do not affect signal quality Generally it is okay to put both ZipLine radios on the bench facing upwards and a few feet apart wh...

Page 9: ...ipLine radios should be 14 feet above the ground plus the height of anything else that is in between the buildings So if there are delivery trucks moving between the radios they need to be 14 above th...

Page 10: ...www teletics com 10 Here is what each end will look like just before you install it First attach the aluminum bracket to the back of the ZipLine Use the 4 10mm bolts washers and lock washers provided...

Page 11: ...ap along with washers and lock washers The hardware for the pole mounts is included with the brackets themselves Look for three bolts and 3 nuts in brass Here is how you should put the pieces together...

Page 12: ...matter the order in which the radios are powered up The RJ45 connection performance is about the same as an office network LAN connection It is suitable for email internet access etc The RJ 45 connec...

Page 13: ...as if it was being used in the main location If you are using the RJ45 data connection as well you should be able to use your computer in exactly the same way you would at the other end A good check...

Page 14: ...www teletics com 14 You should see this login screen Enter in the user name of admin and the password teletics You should now see the setup signal strength screen...

Page 15: ...duce the output power on both radios so you should log into the remote end and change power output and reboot then do the same for the master A good installation will allow you to get minimum actual d...

Page 16: ...this software If you are experiencing any kind of stuttering sporadic service or general bad voice quality during a VoIP phone call this may indicate that one of the outdoor units has not been proper...

Page 17: ...the original ZipLine sticker from the front of the outdoor unit and replace it with something else please ensure that anything installed on the front of the ZipLine radio allows high frequency radio...

Page 18: ...site at www teletics com Any operation of the ZipLine outside of specified temperatures power environment or in a manner specified in this manual as harmful to the device will void any warranty Additi...

Page 19: ...the air data rate up to 80Mbps Operating Temperature 40F to 145F 40C to 60C Power Required 19W maximum 10W typical Radio Type 5 8 GHz DSSS License Free Encryption 256 Bit WPA PSK AES Radio Power 40 dB...

Page 20: ...www teletics com 20 Customer Support www teletics com support...

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