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Bullet M2 Compress

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on Seal

Package Contents

Installat

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on Requ

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rements

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elded Category 5 (or above) cabl

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ng w

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th dra

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n w

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re should be used for all

outdoor w

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red Ethernet connect

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ons and should be grounded through the AC

ground of the PoE.

We recommend that you protect your networks from harmful outdoor env

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ronments

and destruct

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ve ESD events w

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ndustr

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al-grade, sh

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elded Ethernet cable from

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.. For more deta

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ls, v

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.com/toughcable

Surge protect

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on should be used for all outdoor

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nstallat

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ons. We recommend that

you use two Ethernet Surge Protectors, model ETH-SP, one near the B-DB-AC and the

other at the entry po

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nt to the bu

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ng. The ETH-SP w

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ll absorb power surges and

safely d

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scharge them

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nto the ground.

* Shown w

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thout antenna.

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gnal LEDs

Hardware Overv

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In a

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rOS®, you can mod

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fy the threshold values for the w

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reless s

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gnal strength LEDs

on the Advanced tab under S

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gnal LED Thresholds. The default values are shown

below:

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Ethernet LED

Power LED

Reset Button

Ethernet Port

The Ethernet LED w

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ll l

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ght steady green when an act

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ve Ethernet connect

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made and ash when there

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s act

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ty.

The Power LED w

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ll l

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ght green when the dev

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s connected to a power source.

To reset to factory defaults, press and hold the Reset button for more than 10

seconds wh

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le the dev

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s powered on.

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s 10/100 Ethernet port

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s used to connect the power and should be connected to

the LAN and DHCP server.

Hardware Installat

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Access

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ng a

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rOS

Ver

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fy connect

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n the a

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rOS® Conf

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gurat

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on Interface.

1. Make sure that your host mach

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s connected v

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a Ethernet to the dev

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ce.

2. Conf

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gure the Ethernet adapter on your host system w

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th a stat

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c IP address on the

192.168.1.x subnet.

3. Launch your web browser and type https://192.168.1.20

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n the address f

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eld. Press

enter (PC) or return (Mac).

4. Enter ubnt

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n the Username and Password f

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elds. Select your Country and Language.

You must agree to the Terms of Use to use the product. Cl

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ck Log

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The a

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rOS Conf

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gurat

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on Interface w

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ll appear, allow

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ng you to custom

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ze your sett

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ngs

as needed. For add

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onal deta

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ls on the a

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rOS Conf

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gurat

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on Interface, refer to the User

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de ava

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lable at:

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.com/download/a

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rmax

You can also manage your dev

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ce us

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ng the Ub

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Network Management System.

Setup us

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ng the UNMS™ app requ

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res the U-Installer, sold separately.

Installer Compl

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ance Respons

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Dev

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ces must be profess

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onally

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nstalled and

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s the profess

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onal

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nstaller’s

respons

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ty to make sure the dev

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s operated w

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n local country regulatory

requ

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rements.

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Antena

Select your antenna from the l

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st. Ensure Calculate EIRP L

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s enabled; transm

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output power

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s automat

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cally adjusted to comply w

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th the regulat

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ons of the

appl

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cable country. For a Custom antenna, Antenna Ga

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s entered manually. Note the

requ

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rements and antenna types l

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sted below.

Cable Loss (When appl

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cable)

Enter the cable loss

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n dB. Output power

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s adjusted to compensate for loss between

the rad

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o and the antenna.

Cert

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ed Antenna Types

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s rad

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o transm

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tter FCC ID: FCC: SWX-M2BW / IC: 6545A-M2BW has been approved

by FCC / ISED Canada to operate w

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th the antenna types l

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sted below w

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th the

max

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mum perm

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ble ga

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n for each antenna type

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cated. Antenna types not

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ncluded

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n th

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s l

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st or hav

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ng a ga

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n greater than the max

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mum ga

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cated for that

type, are str

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ctly proh

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ted for use w

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th th

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s dev

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ce.

Antenna Frequency Ga

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Omn

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2.4 GHz 13 dB

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Sector 2.4 GHz 17 dB

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sh 2.4 GHz 24 dB

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Spec

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cat

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ons

BulletM2-HP

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mens

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ons 163.65 x 38.75 x 38.75 mm

(7.48 x 1.53 x 1.53")

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ght 130 g (4.59 oz)

Enclosure Polycarbonate

Network

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ng Interface 10/100 Mbps

Antenna Connector N-Type Connector

LEDs Power, Ethernet,

(4) S

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gnal Strength

Max. Power Consumpt

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on 7W

Output Power 25 dBm

Power Supply AC to 24VDC, 0.5A G

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gab

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t PoE Adapter

Power Method 24V Pass

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ve PoE

(Pa

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rs 4, 5+; 7, 8-)

ESD/EMP Protect

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on ± 24 kV Contact/A

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Operat

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ng Temperature -40 to 70° C (-40 to 158° F)

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BulletM2-HP

Operat

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ng Hum

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ty 5 to 95% Condens

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Shock and V

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brat

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on ETSI300-019-1.4

Cert

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cat

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ons CE, FCC, IC

Operat

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ng Frequency (MHz)

US/CA 2412 - 2462

Worldw

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de 2412 - 2472

Safety Not

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ces

1. Read, follow, and keep these

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nstruct

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ons.

2. Heed all warn

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ngs.

3. Only use attachments/accessor

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es spec

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ed by the manufacturer.

WARNING:

Do not use th



s product

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n locat

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on that can be submerged by water.

WARNING:

Avo



d us



ng th



s product dur



ng an electr



cal storm. There may be a remote



sk of electr



c shock from l

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ghtn



ng.

Electr

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cal Safety Informat

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1. Compl



ance

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s requ

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red w

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th respect to voltage, frequency, and current requ

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rements

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cated

on the manufacturer’s label. Connect

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on to a d

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ﬀerent power source than those spec

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ed may

result

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mproper operat

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on, damage to the equ

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pment or pose a f

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re hazard

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f the l

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tat

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ons

are not followed.

2. There are no operator serv

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ceable parts

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de th

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s equ

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pment. Serv

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ce should be prov

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ded only

by a qual

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ed serv

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ce techn

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an.



ted Warranty

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.com/support/warranty

The l



ted warranty requ

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res the use of arb

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trat

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on to resolve d



sputes on an



dual bas

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s, and,

where appl

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cable, spec

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fy arb



trat

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nstead of jury tr

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als or class act



ons.

Compl



ance

FCC

Changes or mod

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cat

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ons not expressly approved by the party respons

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ble for compl

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ance could

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d the user’s author

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ty to operate the equ

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pment.

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s dev

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ce compl

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es w

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th Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operat



s subject to the follow



ng two

cond



ons.

1. Th



s dev



ce may not cause harmful



nterference, and

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2. Th

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s dev

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ce must accept any



nterference rece



ved,



nclud



nterference that may cause

undes



red operat

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on.



s equ



pment has been tested and found to comply w



th the l



ts for a Class A d



tal dev



ce,

pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These l



ts are des



gned to prov



de reasonable protect



aga



nst harmful



nterference when the equ



pment



s operated



n a commerc



al env



ronment. Th



equ



pment generates, uses, and can rad



ate rad



o frequency energy and,



f not



nstalled and used



n accordance w



th the



nstruct



on manual, may cause harmful



nterference to rad



commun



cat



ons. Operat



ons of th



s equ



pment



n a res



dent



al area



s l



kely to cause harmful



nterference



n wh



ch case the user w



ll be requ



red to correct the



nterference at h



s own expense.



s rad



o transm



tter has been approved by FCC.

ISED Canada

CAN ICES-3(A)/NMB-3(A)



s dev



ce compl



es w



th ISED Canada l



cence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operat



s subject to the



ng two cond



ons:

1. Th



s dev



ce may not cause



nterference, and

2. Th



s dev



ce must accept any



nterference,



nclud



nterference that may cause undes



red

operat



on of the dev



ce.



s rad



o transm



tter has been approved by ISED Canada.

The dev



ce for operat



n the band 5150-5250 MHz



s only for



ndoor use to reduce the potent



for harmful



nterference to co-channel mob



le satell



te systems.

CAN ICES-3(A)/NMB-3(A)

Le présent appare



l est conforme aux CNR d’ISDE Canada appl



cables aux appare



ls rad



o exempts

de l



cence. L’explo



tat



on est autor



sée aux deux cond



ons su



vantes :

1. l’appare



l ne do



t pas produ



re de brou



llage;

2. l’appare



l do



t accepter tout brou



llage rad



oélectr



que sub



, même s



le brou



llage est

suscept



ble d’en compromettre le fonct



onnement.

Le présent émetteur rad



o a été approuvé par ISDE Canada.

Les d



spos



fs fonct



onnant dans la bande 5150-5250 MHz sont réservés un



quement pour une



sat



on à l’



ntér



eur af



n de rédu



re les r



sques de brou



llage préjud



able aux systèmes de

satell



tes mob



les ut



sant les mêmes canaux.

IMPORTANT NOTE

Rad



on Exposure Statement



s equ



pment compl



es w



th rad



on exposure l



ts set forth for an uncontrolled

env



ronment.



s equ



pment should be



nstalled and operated w



th m



mum d



stance 20 cm between the

rad



ator and your body.



s transm



tter must not be co-located or operat



n conjunct



on w



th any other antenna or

transm



tter.

AVIS IMPORTANT

Déclarat



on sur l’expos



on aux rayonnements

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