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MDS 05-2873A01, Rev. E iNET Series Installation & Start-Up 11

Step 6—Check for Normal Operation

In this step you will verify the proper operation of wireless communi-

cations between an Access Point and the associated Remotes.

At All Units...

Observe the transceiver’s LED panel (See Reference Chart) for the

proper indications. In a normally operating system, the radio will usu-

ally become associated in less than one minute from start-up.

At the Access Point Unit...

a. If the Access Point unit is the ﬁrst unit you are installing, send

a PING command to it through the LAN port. This veriﬁes basic

LAN connectivity.

b. If you have already installed a Remote unit, try sending a

PING

to that unit through the Menu System PING utility.

At Remote Units...

a. Look for the LINK LED to turn on and remain on. This indi-

cates the unit has successfully associated with the network’s

Access Point. (The association process may take up to 30 sec-

onds.)

b. Check the

Starting Information screen for the Device Status

(also known as Connection Status). It will show one of the fol-

lowing:

Scanning—The unit is looking for an Access Point beacon signal.

Exp(ecting) Sync(hronization)—The unit has found a valid beacon

signal for its network.

Hop Sync—The unit has changed its frequency hopping pattern to

match that of the Access Point.

Connected —The unit has a radio (RF) connection with the Access

Point, but has not obtained cyber-security clearance to pass data.

Associated —This unit has successfully synchronized and associated

with an Access Point. This is the normal status.

Alarmed—The unit is has detected one or more alarms that have not

been cleared.

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