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(7)
(9)
(2)
(4)
(3)
(6)
(5)
Figure 2: Front view WLAN Access-Point, PoE
(1)
5pole terminal block
(2)
9pole terminal block
(3)
Contact pins
(4)
Position reed contact for reset
(5)
blue LED (WLAN)
(6)
orange LED (LAN)
(7)
RJ45 jack
(8)
Mains voltage connection
(9)
green control LED for the network cable connected to terminal block (1, 2)
Function
The WLAN Access-Point extends the possible uses of modern network technologies for mobile
end devices with low power consumption and radio emission. Additional settings can limit the
device from other Access-Points in order to prevent overcoupling of the WLAN areas and losses
of the data rates.
This device can be used in three operating modes – namely as:
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Access-Point for wirelessly communicating devices
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Repeater for increasing the range in the WLAN network
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Client for connecting to devices that do not have their own WLAN adapter.
Detailed information on configuration and settings are available for downloading at
www.berker.com.
Correct use
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only suitable for operation in indoor areas
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Installation into wall box according to DIN 49073
WLAN Access-Point flush-mounted
6LE001255A
