User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Portable Wireless Router
- Installation Requirements
- Installing the MEA Portable Wireless Router
- Device Administration: Configuring the PWR Devices
- External Device Provisioning
- Infrastructure Requirements
- License and Warranty Information
- FCC Regulatory Information
MeshNetworks
smaller form factor like the VMM. It combines the functionality of a Wireless Router and the
Wireless Modem Card into a single device. By adding an Ethernet port to a Wireless Router,
MeshNetworks enables video cameras, computers or any other Ethernet-capable device to get
high-speed access to the MEA wireless broadband network, without the need to purchase a
separate Wireless Modem Card. The PWR also provides the same functionality as the EWR,
including network routing, Multi-Hopping™ and geo-location services.
The MEA Portable Wireless Router 6300 (PWR6300) is an infrastructure device positioned in a
fixed location, such as on a traffic cabinet or outdoor kiosk.
The PWR6300 provides range extension, a means to route around obstructions, a fixed location
reference for use in Geo-Location, and the capability of enabling IP devices.
2.1.1 Equipment
A PWR6300 is used similarly to a wireless router within a MEA network. A PWR6300 will be
used with MeshNetwork’s infrastructure devices: IAP6300 and MWR6300. MeshManager
software is used to manage a PWR in the MEA network.
The following list defines the standard MEA hardware components to install a PWR:
• EWR Box (same as a VMM package) with N-type Antenna Connector
• 15 feet 18 AWG wire, 12 VDC with 2 amp in line fuse
• Mounting Bracket
The Network Operator must supply the following:
• Mounting Location
• Power Source (12V DC)
• Hand tools for bracket installation
Optional Equipment:
• An Antenna Cable and connector must be ordered separately.
• Antenna is N-Type connector
• Antenna Options are the following:
Manufacturer Part Number Gain Usage
Maxrad BMMG2400ML195MSMA 0 dBi Mobile
Antenex TRA24003 3 dBi Mobile
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