Connecting The Stage Extender - Nowsonic STAGE EXTENDER Manual De Usario

Stage Extender
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LINK/ACT indicator
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This LED will stay on if the Stage Extender is connected to a computer via the LAN port. If data is being transferred, the LED will flash.
20 - 50 - 75 - 100 LEDs
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These four LEDs show the charging status or the remaining capacity of the internal battery as a percentage. If only the 20 LED is lit up, you
should charge the battery by connecting the Stage Extender to a suitable USB power adapter/charger via the mini USB port.

Connecting the Stage Extender

The Stage Extender can be connected either directly to a computer, a DSL cable modem or a single or dual band router to extend the Wi-Fi cover-
age. To connect and start up the Stage Extender:
1) Position the Stage Extender in a suitable spot to extend the existing Wi-Fi network.
2) If you wish to use the Stage Extender in a fixed installation, you can mount it to a wall or beam using the screwed connection in the base along
with a suitable bracket.
3) Connect the supplied radio antennas to the BNC ports on the back panel of the Stage Extender using the bayonet connectors. Alternatively,
you can connect the optionally available Stage Antenna Set to the BNC sockets using corresponding antenna cables.
4) Connect the supplied power adapter to the DC 5V/2A socket on the back panel of the Stage Extender and to a conventional power outlet: The
power supply in the Stage Extender is designed for a voltage range of 100 to 240 V 50/60 Hz.
5) Use a standard CAT5 cable to connect your computer's Ethernet port (or, for Internet use, an Internet-ready port such as a DSL modem or the
like) to the LAN port on the front panel of the Stage Extender.
6) If necessary, connect a USB-ready charger/power adapter to the 5V 1A port on the back panel of the device to charge the battery.
7) Turn the Stage Extender on and check the status of the LEDs: If it is connected correctly, the CPU and LINK/ACT LEDS should light up/flash
respectively.
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