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The Enable-IT 860XC PRO Gigabit Coax Ethernet Extender Solution has a distance reach of up to 3,000ft
(915m) over 75 Ohm rated RG6 cabling between the 860XC PRO units. You can add an additional 328ft
(100m) onto the end of each 860XC PRO LAN output ports for a total distance of 3,656ft (1.1km) from device
extension to device extension.
A site survey of the wiring and installation planning are highly recommended. For highest performance use 75
Ohm rated RG6 cabling for the interlink wiring
We highly recommend that you perform a quick out of the box test to ensure the working order of your
Enable-IT 860XC PRO Gigabit Coax Ethernet Extender units prior to installing. This will also serve to
familiarize you with how easy the process should be. Follow the steps below to perform the Out Of the
Box Test.
Step 1
- Attach the 12V DC power adapters to each 860XC PRO unit and power up the units.
Each of the respective Power LEDs will indicate the units are receiving power.
Step 2
- Connect the 860XC PRO units together using your own RJ6 75 Ohm Coax cable – attach
to the coax cable to the Interlink port on each 860XC PRO unit as shown by the green line connecting
the units in the diagram above. On both units, the green Link LED will blink rapidly when it sees the
partner unit and connects successfully. The LAN Port LEDs will blink as they see passing traffic (data).
Step 3
- Attach and test to confirm your LAN Equipment works through the 860XC PRO extension, connect
your Ethernet LAN to the 860XC PRO Injector unit LAN port and the remote device/s to the 860XC
PRO Extender LAN port and test connectivity. Green Blink rapidly when it sees the partner unit –
indicates working connection – Green No LED indicates it cannot see the partner unit.
LAN/Power side LEDs
Mode
– Green LED (LED On = CO unit, LED Off = CPE unit)
Link
– Green Blink rapidly when it sees the partner unit – indicates working connection
– Green No LED indicates it cannot see the partner unit.
Power
– Green Solid LED indicates the unit is receiving 12V power.
LAN Sync.
– Green LED
Off
= No device attached or detected.
On
= Solid, indicates the presence of local LAN.
LAN Act.
– Yellow LED
Blinking = Indicates the presence of local LAN traffic.
The Green Link LEDs will blink rapidly when it sees the partner unit and connects successfully.
This confirms basic proper operation of the units.
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