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Safety instructions
Electrical equipment may only be installed and
assembled by a qualifi ed electrician in ac-
cordance with the relevant installation stan-
dards, guidelines, regulations, directives, safe-
ty and accident prevention regulations of the
country.
Hazard due to electric shock. Disconnect befo-
re working on the device. Take into account all
circuit breakers that supply dangerous volta-
ges to the device.
Failure to comply with these instructions may
result in damage to the device, fi re, or other ha-
zards.
These instructions are an integral component
of the product and must be retained by the end
user.
Design and layout of the device
(8)
(7)
(9)
(1)
(4)
(3)
(6)
(5)
Figure 1: Front view WLAN Access-Point
(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 con-
nected 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:
- Access-Point for wirelessly communicating de-
vices
- Repeater for increasing the range in the WLAN
network
- Client for connecting to devices that do not ha-
ve their own WLAN adapter.
Detailed information on confi guration and
settings are available for downloading at www.
berker.de.
Correct use
- only suitable for operation in indoor areas
- Installation into wall box according to DIN
49073
Operation
LED displays
Two coloured LEDs illuminate the RJ45 jack and
indicate what status the network functions of the
Access-Points are in.
Display Status
blue LED (5)
lights up perma-
nently
WLAN is active.
blue LED (5)
fl ashes
Reset starts. The device is
restarted.
orange LED (6)
lights up perma-
nently
LAN is active, a connec-
tion is available.
orange LED (6)
fl ashes
LAN is active, data trans-
fer takes place.
Or:
Device is reset to factory
settings.
Table 1: Displays on the status LEDs
Restart device
If the device does not function properly, it might be
necessary to restart the device.
Keep a permanent magnet over the position of
the reed contact (4) on the cover of the Access-
Point for 2 ...4 seconds.
The reed contact on the Access-Point is trigge-
red. The blue LED (5) fl ashes. Reset starts.
Reset device to factory settings
Keep a permanent magnet over the position of
the reed contact (4) on the cover of the Access-
Point for 5 ..10 seconds.
The reed contact on the Access-Point is trig-
gered. The orange LED (6) fl ashes The device
restarts and loads the factory settings.
If access to the Access-Point is no longer possi-
ble, please proceed according to the confi gura-
tion instructions at www.berker.de.
Information for electricians
Installation and electrical connection
DANGER!
Touching live parts can result in an
electric shock.
An electric shock can be lethal.
Disconnect the connecting cables
before working on the device and
cover all live parts in the area!
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It is imperative to install the device at a height
of
0.3 … 1.1 m to ensure functional reliability.
WLAN Access-Point (Order no.: 4582)
Connect device to power supply
N
L
(8)
Figure 3: Connection supply voltage
Live cables and network cables must always be
laid separately from each other to the wall box.
Run the mains cable into the wall box from
below.
Strip cable adequately and connect cables to
the plug-in terminals (8) (Figure 3).
To release the plug-in terminal, press down
the retaining lug e.g. using a small fl at-bladed
screwdriver and pull out the cables.
The power supply of active components, such
as from this device or from a PC, must be
disconnected from the other consumers in order
to prevent any disruptions in the network. For
this purpose, use a separate circuit secured by
an automatic cutout or circuit breaker as well as
appropriate overvoltage protection if necessary.
The circuit and connected socket outlets must
be labelled clearly e.g. with EDV.
Connect network cable
Run the mains cable into the wall box from
above.
Shorten the cable to a length of approx. 90 mm
from the bottom of the wall box.
Strip the cable to approx. 80 mm. When doing
so, keep the pair shielding and twist of the pair
and wires as far as possible.
Twist the outer shielding S and affi x it in a con-
ductor sleeve (1 mm²) if necessary.
Pull off 5pole terminal block (1) from the device
and lay the wires according to the prescri-
bed colour coding (Table 2). Cut off wires not
required.
The assignments on the terminal block must
match those of the patch panel in the network.
Mount terminal block (1) onto the contact pins
(3) (Figure 4).
Mount the device into the wall box.
Unscrew cover.
Switch ON power supply.
Device with the factory settings is ready for
operation. A confi guration for individual settings
can be made:
Designation terminal 6 3 2 1
Assignment S
Table 2: Assignment on the terminal block (1) of
the WLAN Access-Point
Figure 4
WLAN Access-Point, PoE (order no. 4583)
Connect network cable
Run the mains cable preferably into the wall
box from below.
Shorten the cable to a length of approx. 90 mm
from the bottom of the wall box.
Strip the cable to approx. 80 mm. When doing
so, keep the pair shielding and twist of the pair
and wires as far as possible.
Twist the outer shielding S and affi x it in a con-
ductor sleeve (1 mm²) if necessary.
Pull off 9pole terminal block (2) from the device
and lay the wires according to the prescribed
colour coding (Table 3).
The assignments on the terminal block (2) must
match those of the patch panel in the network.
Mount terminal block onto the contact pins (3)
(Figure 5).
Mount the device into the wall box.
Unscrew cover.
Device with the factory settings is ready for
operation. A confi guration for individual settings
can be made.
Designation
terminal
8754632 1
Assignment S
Table 3: Assignment on the terminal block (2) of
the WLAN Access-Point, PoE
Figure 5
Information regarding confi guration
It is advisable to carry out the Initial confi gurati-
on with patch cable via the LAN interface of the
device.
The WLAN IP-address of the confi guring device
must be within the range 192.168.0.xxx
(x ≥ 0 ≤ 2 55, x ≠ 5), subnet: 255.255.255.0.
After the initial confi guration, the password
should defi nitely be changed. When changing
the password or SSD, do not use any spaces,
numbers or characters such as ä, ü, ö, or ß.
Confi gure device via patch cable
Connect the RJ45 jack (7) at the Access-Point
via a patch cable to the LAN interface e.g. via
a PC.
In the Internet browser enter the IP address
http://192.168.0.5.
Log on with the password admin.
The password admin applies to the default
state.
Confi gure device via WLAN
In the WLAN settings of the devices intended
for the confi guration, such as a tablet PC, select
the the WLAN Access-Point.
The Access-Point logs on in the network with
the WLAN name (SSID) Berker.
Log on at the Access-Point with the WLAN
password wireless123.
In the Internet browser enter the IP address
http://192.168.0.5.
Log on with the password admin.
The password admin applies to the default
state.
Appendix
Technical data
RJ45 connection socket 10/100 MBit/s
Radio range 2.4 GHz
Radio data rate 150 MBit/s
Radio standard IEEE 802.11 b/g/n
Encryptions WEP, WPA, WPA2
Operating temperature -5 ... +45 °C
Degree of protection accord. to DIN 60529 IP20
WLAN Access-Point UP, order no. 4582
Rated voltage 100 … 240 V ~
Mains frequency 50…60 Hz
Power consumption 1.8 W
Conductor cross-section (mains cable) max. 2.5
mm2
WLAN Access-Point fl ush-mounted, PoE, order
no. 4583
Power supply
accord. to IEEE803.2at (class 0) 48 V, PoE
Power consumption ≤ 3 W
PoE supply to RJ45 jack
accord. to IEEE803.2at (class 2) 48 V/6.49 W
Warranty
We reserve the right to make technical and formal
changes to the product in the interest of technical
progress.
Our products are under guarantee within the scope
of the statutory provisions.
If you have a warranty claim, please contact the
point of sale or ship the device postage free with a
description of the fault to the appropriate regional
representative.
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