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Detailed description of the start-up and operation of your selected hardware.
DAD
Connecting/disconnecting the antenna
The cable supplies power and exchanges data.

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
  - SEK
  - DAD
    - Product overview
    - Information on antenna setup
    - Meaning of the LED
      The LED on top and below indicates the same information.
    - Placing on a stand
      The thread is suitable for mounting on a standard microphone stand with 3/8" or 5/8" thread.
    - Connecting/disconnecting the antenna
      The cable supplies power and exchanges data.
    - Antenna cable extension
      Longer cable distances are possible with the use of fiber optic cables and media converters.
    - Updating the DAD
      The firmware of the antenna will update automatically, when connected to the Base Station.
  - 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.

Connecting/disconnecting the antenna

The cable supplies power and exchanges data.

Handle with care: The antenna contains electrical components.

The cable must

be a CAT5e or higher,
have ruggedized plugs and
not extend 100 m (3937").

To connect the antenna to the Base Station:

Observe the information: Information on antenna setup.

The antenna must be connected directly to the Base Station, with no switch in between.
Plug on side of the cable into the antenna.
Make sure to use the correct hole!
Plug the other side of the cable into one antenna port (A, B, C or D) at the rear site of the Base Station.

The LED flashes green to connect to the Base Station.
The LED is green, when the antenna is connected to the Base Station and and one or both RF channels are active.

Or the LED is yellow, when the antenna is connected to the Base Station and the radio signal is muted.

Or the LED is flashing green and red, when the firmware is updating automatically.

If the Base Station is in standby, the DAD is off.
You can connect up to four antennas to one Base Station.
The Base Station has two independend RF channels. Both variants of the antenna (UHF and 1G4) can be connected to the Base Station at the same time.

To disconnect the antenna from the Base Station:

Hold the push button down.
Unplug the cable from the Base Station.

To disconnect the cable from the antenna:

Hold the snap-in nose down.
Unplug the cable from the antenna.

The antenna has been connected/disconnected.