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NanoStat
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p T
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Package Contents
Installat

on Requ

rements
Sh

elded Category 5 (or above) cabl

ng w

th dra

n w

re should be used for all
outdoor w

red Ethernet connect

ons and should be grounded through the AC
ground of the PoE.
We recommend that you protect your networks from harmful outdoor env

ronments
and destruct

ve ESD events w

th

ndustr

al-grade, sh

elded Ethernet cable from
Ub

qu

t

. For more deta

ls, v

s

t
u

.com/toughcable
Surge protect

on should be used for all outdoor

nstallat

ons. We recommend that
you use two Ethernet Surge Protectors, model ETH-SP, one near the NanoStat

on
loco and the other at the entry po

nt to the bu

ld

ng. The ETH-SP w

ll absorb power
surges and safely d

scharge them

nto the ground.
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Power LED
Ethernet Port
D

agram Show

ng Use of Ethernet Surge Protectors
Hardware Overv

ew
Port V

ew
The Power LED w

ll l

ght blue when the dev

ce

s connected to a power source.
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Reset Button
10/100/1000 Ethernet port used to connect the power and should be connected to
the LAN and DHCP server.
To reset to factory defaults, press and hold the Reset button for more than 10
seconds wh

le the dev

ce

s powered on.
Hardware Installat

on
1.
2.
Pole Mount
1.
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2.
3.
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Connect

ng Power
WARNING:
The sw

tch port must comply w

th the power spec

f

cat

ons l

sted

n
th

s
“Spec

f

cat

ons”
.
Access

ng a

rOS v

a W

-F

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Ver

fy connect

v

ty

n the a

rOS® Conf

gurat

on Interface us

ng the UNMS™ app or Web
Portal. Both are ava

lable for 15 m

nutes

mmed

ately after you power on the dev

ce. If
necessary, you can power cycle the dev

ce to re-enable

ts W

-F

.
UNMS App
1. Download the UNMS app.
2. Connect your dev

ce’s W

-F

to the SSID named: <model>:<MAC Address>
3. Launch the app and follow the on-screen

nstruct

ons.
Web Portal
1. Connect your dev

ce’s W

-F

to the SSID named: <model>:<MAC Address>
2. Launch your web browser and go to: http://setup.u

.com
3. Select your Country and Language. You must agree to the Terms of Use to use the
product. Cl

ck Cont

nue.
Note:
Ensure that DHCP

s enabled on your W

-F

adapter.
Note:
Ensure that your W

-F

connect

on has DHCP enabled.
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4. Create a username and password. Conf

rm your new password and then cl

ck Save.
The a

rOS Conf

gurat

on Interface w

ll appear, allow

ng you to custom

ze your sett

ngs
as needed. For add

t

onal deta

ls, refer to the User Gu

de ava

lable at
u

.com/download/a

rmax-ac
Installer Compl

ance Respons

b

l

ty
Dev

ces must be profess

onally

nstalled and

t

s the profess

onal

nstaller’s
respons

b

l

ty to make sure the dev

ce

s operated w

th

n local country regulatory
requ

rements.
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The Output Power f

eld

s prov

ded to the profess

onal

nstaller to ass

st

n meet

ng
regulatory requ

rements.
Spec

f

cat

ons
Loco5AC
D

mens

ons 179 x 77.5 x 59.1 mm
(7.05 x 3.05 x 2.33")
We

ght 180 g (6.35 oz)
Processor MIPS 74K
Memory DDR2 64 MB
Antenna Ga

n 13 dB

Network

ng Interface (1) 10/100/1000 Ethernet Port
Power Method Pass

ve PoE 2-Pa

r (Pa

rs 4, 5+; 7, 8 Return)
Power Supply 24V, 0.3A G

gab

t PoE Supply*
Max. Power Consumpt

on 7W
Supported Voltage Range 24V ±10%
ESD/EMP Protect

on ±24kV Contact / A

r
Operat

ng Temperature -40 to 70° C (-40 to 158° F)
Operat

ng Hum

d

ty 5 to 95% Noncondens

ng
Cert

f

cat

ons CE, FCC, IC
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* Not

ncluded. Recommended PoE Adapter: POE-24-12W-G.
Operat

ng Frequency (MHz)
Worldw

de 5150 - 5875
US/CA U-NII-1 5150 - 5250
U-NII-2A 5250 - 5350
U-NII-2C 5470 - 5725
U-NII-3 5725 - 5850
Management Rad

o (MHz)
Worldw

de 2412 - 2472
US/CA 2412 - 2462
Safety Not

ces
1. Read, follow, and keep these

nstruct

ons.
2. Heed all warn

ngs.
3. Only use attachments/accessor

es spec

f

ed by the manufacturer.
WARNING:
Do not use th

s product

n locat

on that can be submerged by water.
WARNING:
Avo

d us

ng th

s product dur

ng an electr

cal storm. There may be a remote
r

sk of electr

c shock from l

ghtn

ng.
Electr

cal Safety Informat

on
1. Compl

ance

s requ

red w

th respect to voltage, frequency, and current requ

rements

nd

cated
on the manufacturer’s label. Connect

on to a d

fferent power source than those spec

f

ed may
result

n

mproper operat

on, damage to the equ

pment or pose a f

re hazard

f the l

m

tat

ons
are not followed.
2. There are no operator serv

ceable parts

ns

de th

s equ

pment. Serv

ce should be prov

ded only
by a qual

f

ed serv

ce techn

c

an.
L

m

ted Warranty
u

.com/support/warranty
The l

m

ted warranty requ

res the use of arb

trat

on to resolve d

sputes on an

nd

v

dual bas

s, and,
where appl

cable, spec

fy arb

trat

on

nstead of jury tr

als or class act

ons.
Compl

ance
FCC
Changes or mod

f

cat

ons not expressly approved by the party respons

ble for compl

ance could
vo

d the user’s author

ty to operate the equ

pment.
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Th

s dev

ce compl

es w

th Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operat

on

s subject to the follow

ng two
cond

t

ons.
1. Th

s dev

ce may not cause harmful

nterference, and
2. Th

s dev

ce must accept any

nterference rece

ved,

nclud

ng

nterference that may cause
undes

red operat

on.
Th

s equ

pment has been tested and found to comply w

th the l

m

ts for a Class A d

g

tal dev

ce,
pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These l

m

ts are des

gned to prov

de reasonable protect

on
aga

nst harmful

nterference when the equ

pment

s operated

n a commerc

al env

ronment. Th

s
equ

pment generates, uses, and can rad

ate rad

o frequency energy and,

f not

nstalled and used

n accordance w

th the

nstruct

on manual, may cause harmful

nterference to rad

o
commun

cat

ons. Operat

ons of th

s equ

pment

n a res

dent

al area

s l

kely to cause harmful

nterference

n wh

ch case the user w

ll be requ

red to correct the

nterference at h

s own expense.
Th

s rad

o transm

tter has been approved by FCC.
ISED Canada
CAN ICES-3(A)/NMB-3(A)
Th

s dev

ce compl

es w

th ISED Canada l

cence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operat

on

s subject to the
follow

ng two cond

t

ons:
1. Th

s dev

ce may not cause

nterference, and
2. Th

s dev

ce must accept any

nterference,

nclud

ng

nterference that may cause undes

red
operat

on of the dev

ce.
Th

s rad

o transm

tter has been approved by ISED Canada.
The dev

ce for operat

on

n the band 5150-5250 MHz

s only for

ndoor use to reduce the potent

al
for harmful

nterference to co-channel mob

le satell

te systems.
CAN ICES-3(A)/NMB-3(A)
Le présent appare

l est conforme aux CNR d’ISDE Canada appl

cables aux appare

ls rad

o exempts
de l

cence. L’explo

tat

on est autor

sée aux deux cond

t

ons su

vantes :
1. l’appare

l ne do

t pas produ

re de brou

llage;
2. l’appare

l do

t accepter tout brou

llage rad

oélectr

que sub

, même s

le brou

llage est
suscept

ble d’en compromettre le fonct

onnement.
Le présent émetteur rad

o a été approuvé par ISDE Canada.
Les d

spos

t

fs fonct

onnant dans la bande 5150-5250 MHz sont réservés un

quement pour une
ut

l

sat

on à l’

ntér

eur af

n de rédu

re les r

sques de brou

llage préjud

c

able aux systèmes de
satell

tes mob

les ut

l

sant les mêmes canaux.
IMPORTANT NOTE
Rad

at

on Exposure Statement
Th

s equ

pment compl

es w

th rad

at

on exposure l

m

ts set forth for an uncontrolled
env

ronment.
Th

s equ

pment should be

nstalled and operated w

th m

n

mum d

stance 25 cm between the
rad

ator and your body.
Th

s transm

tter must not be co-located or operat

ng

n conjunct

on w

th any other antenna or
transm

tter.
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