Industrial Scientific RGX Series, Руководство по эксплуатации продукта

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Figure 4.3
If your installation includes the connection of an external power
source, an Ethernet cable, or both, continue below with step 1;
otherwise, use the instruction set supplied in Figure 4.2.
1 De-energize external power source
─ If the RGX will be connected to an external power source*, de-energize
the external power source.
*A customer-supplied and customer-installed fixed DC power or a compatible
power-supply accessory from Industrial Scientific.
2 Shut down the RGX
Observe the RGX power-button light.
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If the light is off, continue.
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If the light is on and green only (blinking or solid), shut down the unit .
Press the power button for approximately 7 seconds; when its light
starts blinking, release the button. The power-button light will blink
red and green to indicate shutdown is in progress; it will turn off to
indicate the unit is fully shutdown.
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If the light is on and includes red light (blinking or solid), see Table
3.6 Power-button light indicators before continuing .
Note: An RGX Gateway set for “always - on” operation cannot be manually
shut down and will ignore manual shutdown attempts until this mode is
deactivated via iNet.
3 Port check
Cap each power port that will not be used for operational power (charging
power port and IS power port shown here).
When installing a port cap, push the cap slightly, then turn its swivel
connector clockwise (approximately 45°) until it clicks closed or a full-stop
connection feedback is felt.
4 Label check
The Wall Mount Kit includes a label that replicates important information
printed on the back of the RGX, including the LAN MAC and WAN MAC
values. Copy these two values onto the kit label in the designated
spaces. Affix the label to an area of the unit that will be visible during
operation.
5 Mount or place the RGX
─ If the unit has been prepared for mounting, use the customer-supplied
equipment and services to complete the mounting task; otherwise, place
the unit in the desired operation location.