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Quick Installation
Guide
1600 Mbps Video Grade Wireless Booster
Air 4920
1. Configuring MESH: Installing the first Air 4920
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Connect the Air 4920 to Internet gateway via Ethernet Cable (1) and electric power (2) as
show above and power it up by pressing the power button (3).
Wait for about two (2) minutes for the all ofthe LEDs turn solid:
. Power: Should turn solid WHITE as soon as the Air 4920 is powered on.
0 2.4GHz: Should turn solid GREEN in about one (1) minute.
. SGHz: Should turn solid GREEN in two (2) minutes,
Once all LEDs on the front of the Air 4920 turn solid colors, you may:
. Customize the MESH network SSID (WLAN Name) and security key (WLAN Password).
- Custom Wi-Fi settings Will invalidate factory settings (ie. it Will no longer be possible
connect to the MESH network using factory settings).
- Please be sure to remember and safeguard the custom WLAN Password.
- Ifthe WLAN Password is somehow lost and access to the web browser interface is also
lost (e.g. the login credentials are forgotten), then the unit can be reset to factory settings
(see Section 6, “Appendix D: Returning to Factory Settings (Resetting)"),
- It is highly recommended that any and all customizations are performed
BEFORE any units are added to the MESH network, If customizations precede
any MESH expansion, then the unity of the MESH network will be maintained, Le.
there Will be only one pair of WLAN Name (SSlD) and WLAN Password
(security key) in effect throughout the MESH network, OthenNise, the MESH
network will be split into multiple, independent WLANs (each with a different SSlD
and password) on the ZAGHZ band. in summary:
- Customizations BEFORE MESH expansmn (ie. only ONE unit in use). Custom settings for only
the SGHZ band are automatically propagated to all bands of the units added subsequently The
settings for the 2 4GHZ band is not propagated to additional units
- Customizations AFTER MESH expansion (i.e. MESH already set up with multiple units) do not
propagate to other units whatsoever.
- Connect to the MESH network with WiFi clients using factory settings
(please continue to Section 3, “Appendix A: Connecting to the WiFi Network
(using Factory Settings)”),
. Add additional Air 4920 unit(s) to expand the MESH network (please continue to Section 2,
“Configuring MESH: Expanding the MESH network”).
2. Configuring MESH: Expanding the MESH network
Internet
Existing MESH
network
This section must be repeated for each Air 4920 to be added to the MESH network.
Place the additional Air 4920 near an Air 4920 that is already set up There should be at least
one Air 4920 previously set up (if not, then complete Section 1, “Configuring MESH: Install the
first Air 4920").
Connect the additional Air 4920
e to electric power (1) and power it up by pressing
the power button (2) as shown left.
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Wait about four (2) minutes for the all of the LEDs turn solid:
0 Power: Should tum solid white as soon as the Air 4920 is powered on
. 2.4GHz: Should turh solid GREEN in about one (1) minute.
. 5GHZ: Should turn solid GREEN in two (2) minutes.
Once ali three LEDs on the front of the new Air 4920 turn solid colors. proceed with adding it to
the MESH network:
- Push the WP8 button for 2 seconds on an Air 49205 that is
aiready on the MESH network and that has a soiid GREEN SGHz
LED. Piease note that the Air 4920 chosen for this step couid be
the first Air 4920 that was set up, i,e. the one that is wired to the
modern (see Section 1), Or, it can be an Air 4920 that was iater
‘ added to extend the MESH network. In either case, the Air 4920
used in this step needs to have a strong signai, indicated by
a soiid GREEN SGHz LED.
- Push the WP8 button for 2 seconds on the Air 4920 to be
added to the MESH network.
- Wi-Fi LEDs biink GREEN on the two Air 49205 during the
connection (pairing) operation. On successful connection, LEDS
turn soiid GREEN; on failure, LEDs biink RED.
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3. Appendix A: Connecting to the WiFi Network
(using Factory Settings)
By the default, the Air 4920 broadcasts the same WLAN Name (SSiD) for 2,4GHz and 5GHz
bands. This SSiD is WPA2 protected on both bands The SSiD and its security key (WLAN
Password) are randomiy generated as a part ofthe manufacturing process. Both the SSiD and
the security key can be found on the labei stamped to the bottom of the product, as shown in
the exampie beiow provided here as a reference.
WLAN Narne (SSID) AirTies_Air4920_>
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