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For installations where the non-terminated 20 foot (6 meters) cable is used or instances

where the 3 foot (1 meter) or 10 foot (3 meters) cable needs to be trimmed to a shorter

length, the pin-out information is offered here as reference.

Pin #

Color

Signal

1

Red

Power In +

2

Black

Power In -

3

Green

Status Return

4

Gray

On Battery

5

Brown

Replace Battery

6

Blue

Battery Missing

7

Orange

Low Battery

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Chapter 4

Final Set-up and Testing

Connecting Outside Services

Subscriber voice, IP video and data services are attached to the rear of the

GigaCenter.

To install subscriber services

Note: Subscriber telephone lines are connected via RJ-11 connectors. IP

video and data services are connected using RJ-45 connectors.

1.

Locate the telephone, video, and data cables coming from the

subscriber's home.

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2.

Connect the incoming telephone lines to the RJ-11 connectors on the

rear of the GigaCenter.

3.

Optional: Connect a coaxial cable to the IP video port (RG-58) on the

back of the 854G-1 or 854G-2 GigaCenter.

4.

Connect CAT5 Ethernet cables to the RJ-45 Ethernet ports.

5.

Secure all subscriber service wiring as appropriate.

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Wi-Fi Protected Set-up (WPS) LED

Behavior

Depending on the services being configured, the WPS button and associated

WPS LED will react differently.

For data services, WPS is enabled upon pressing the WPS a single time. The

WPS LED begins to flash (green) and continues to do so for up to 180

seconds. During this time, other Wi-Fi capable devices can be paired to the

GigaCenters Wi-Fi radios (either the 2.4 GHz or the 5.0 GHz band) by

initializing a similar WPS function on the remote device, thereby creating an

association with the primary SSID of the GigaCenter and the other device.

WPS LED behavior for pairing to the primary SSID (either 2.4 GHz or 5.0

GHz) is as follows:



Press WPS button a single time.



WPS LED illuminates green and flashes for up to 120 seconds.



Wi-Fi 5.0 GHz LED begins flashing after approximately 10 seconds

indicating the pairing process has begun.



If another device is found, the GigaCenter pairs with the device, the Wi-

Fi 5.0 GHz LED remains on continuously, and the WPS LED goes out.



If no device is found, the WPS LED turns red after the initial 120 second

time-out and remains red for another 120 seconds.

For IPTV services, WPS is enabled upon pressing the WPS three times in

approximately 1 second intervals. After a short delay, the WPS LED begins

to flash (amber) and continues to do so for up to 180 seconds. During this

time, other Wi-Fi capable devices can be paired to the GigaCenters 5 GHz

Wi-Fi radio by initializing a similar WPS function on the remote device,

thereby creating an association with the reserved IPTV SSID

(5GHz_IPTV_SSID) of the GigaCenter and the other device. WPS LED

behavior for pairing to the IPTV SSID (5.0 GHz) is as follows:



Press WPS button exactly three times, at one second intervals. WPS LED

turns green and begins flashing after the 3rd press.



WPS LED illuminates amber after approximately 10 seconds and flashes

for up to 120 seconds. The GigaCenter has entered IPTV SSID pairing

mode.



If another device is found, the GigaCenter pairs with the device and the

WPS LED turns green and remains on for approximately 120 seconds.



If no device is found, the LED turns red after the 120 second time-out

and remains red for 120 seconds.

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