DO NOT FORCE CABLES IN OR OUT OF PORTS!
3
Attach to
Power Supply
Unplug the Ethernet cables from the
outdoor product's power supply. Insert the
IndoorAP to the “POE” side of the power
supply and press until the IndoorAP
“clicks” onto the power supply. (NOTE:
you have to press pretty hard) Then plug
the outdoor product's Ethernet cable back
into the IndoorAP's PoE port. Do not plug
anything into the IndoorAP's LAN port
until you have confirmed it is working.
The IndoorAP will check in to
AyrMesh.com and automatically appear in
your account.
4
Connect bracket
and mount
Attach the mounting bracket to the wall
with the two included screws. Note that
there is a small bubble level on the top
of the bracket to help level the bracket.
The Power Supply and IndoorAP snap
into the mounting bracket by placing the
tabs on the bottom of the IndoorAP into
the slots on the bottom of the bracket,
then rotating the IndoorAP and Power
Supply up until they click into place.
5
Check Light
Plug the power supply into wall power.
In normal use, the light on the IndoorAP should shine solid blue.
The power supply light will remain shining solid white.
The IndoorAP light will blink white when it is booting.
If the IndoorAP light blinks blue, it means it is disconnected from
the Internet – check the connections.
NOTE: The SSID used by the IndoorAP will be the
Hub's SSID with “_IndoorAP” appended.
