User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Product Introduction
- Infrastructure Device Installation
- Device Configuration
- License Information
- Customer Service
- Certification and Safety Information
- FCC Regulatory Information
- Safety Information for the MOTOMESH Products
- Safety Certification
- Regulatory Requirements and Legal Notices
- Regulatory Requirements for CEPT Member States (www.cept.org
- European Union Notification
- Equipment Disposal
- UK Notification
- Belgium Notification
- Luxembourg Notification
- Czech Republic Notification
- Norway Notification
- Greece Notification
- DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
- EU Declaration of Conformity for RoHS Compliance
- CMM Labeling and Disclosure Table
- Software License Terms and Conditions
Chapter 3: Device Configuration
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If you had previously ordered a Single Radio device and now wish to activate the 802.11a radio using a
license key, select the 802.11a Radio Active check box AND the Mesh Enabled check box to enable the
802.11a Radio and Mesh devices.
Selecting the 802.11a Radio Active and Mesh Enabled check boxes will
automatically cause the 802.11b/g Radio Active check box to remain
enabled while the Mesh Enabled check box will be deselected.
Only one mesh can be active when setting up 2.4/5.4 and 2.4/5.8 devices.
However, when setting 2.4/4.9 devices, both meshes will be activated.
Figure 3-7 Enabling the 802.11a Radio on a Device
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Minimize MeshManager temporarily as you will return to it shortly. There are still tasks that must be
performed in MeshManager to complete the Adding and Changing of a New Device from an 802.11b/g
Mesh into an 802.11a Mesh network.
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Open the License Key text file that was provided with your MOTOMESH DUO 2.0 Product CDs. The file
should be located on its own CD. Check with your sales representative for the exact file name.
The file contents will look similar to the graphic below. If there are several devices to add to a (5.x)
802.11a Mesh network, then several license keys may be listed in one License Key file. Note that each
License Key is unique to a MAC Address.
Figure 3-8 An Example of a License Key Text File