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Spectera
Detailed description of the start-up and operation of your selected hardware.
Base Station
Meaning of the LED

User manual
Detailed description of the start-up and operation of your selected hardware and software product.
- Network & Security Guide
  This document is intended for IT administrators, system integrators and event technicians and serves as an planning and configuration guide for integrating components of the Spectera offering into diverse network environments from small home networks up to enterprise networks.
- Spectera
  Detailed description of the start-up and operation of your selected hardware.
  - Network & Security Guide
    This document is intended for IT administrators, system integrators and event technicians and serves as an planning and configuration guide for integrating components of the Spectera offering into diverse network environments from small home networks up to enterprise networks.
  - Base Station
    - Get started
      Get your Base Station ready to use in a few steps.
    - General information for the System
      Here you can find general information for your use of the System.
    - Product overview
    - Installing slot-in cards
      The same or different cards can be installed.
    - Connecting/disconnecting the Base Station to/from the power supply system
    - Connecting to a network
      Connect the Base Station to a network for monitoring and controlling.
    - Connecting antennas
      You can connect up to four antennas to the Base Station.
    - Connecting word clock
      You can use the internal word clock on the Base Station or connect an external word clock.
    - Connecting audio via Dante®
      You can input and output audio via Dante®.
    - Connecting audio via MADI
    - Changing the fan filter
      The filter protects the fans from dust.
    - Installing the Base Station in a rack
      You can install the Base Station in any conventional 19" rack. The rack mounting angles are already attached to the device.
    - Switching the Base Station on and into standby
    - Activating a license
    - Using the headphone output
      You can use the headphone output on the front of the Base Station (6.35 mm jack) to listen to the audio signals of the channels.
    - Meaning of the LED
    - Information on the display
      Basic information are shown on the display.
    - Navigating the menu
      Use the jog-dial to navigate through the operating menu.
    - Menu structure
      In the Base Station menu, you can configure a few settings.
    - Updating the Base Station
      You can update the firmware of the Base Station via LinkDesk or Spectera WebUI.
  - SEK
  - DAD
  - CHG 70N-C charger
    The CHG 70N-C is a network enabled charger featuring two individual charging bays.
  - L 70 USB charger
  - Modular L 6000 charger
    These sections contain information about installing, starting up and operating the modular L 6000 charger and the corresponding charging modules.
  - Cleaning and maintenance
    Note the following information when cleaning and maintaining products of the Spectera series.
- WebUI
  Detailed description of the WebUI navigation and configuration.
- LinkDesk
  Detailed description of the installation, start-up and operation of the LinkDesk software.

Meaning of the LED

The LED on the front of the Base Station indicates the following information.


	The LED is off: Base Station is switched off.
	The LED is green: Base Station is on and one or both RF channels are active.
	The LED is yellow: One or both RF channels are muted.
	The LED is flashing blue: Paring is enabled.
	The LED is flashing white: The Base Station is identified.
	The LED is flashing green and red: Firmware update is in progress.
	The LED is red: Base Station is working, but shows a warning on the display.
	The LED is flashing red quickly: Error. Base Station is not working and shows a warning on the display.