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Warnings about internal voltages and exposure to rain or moisture.
Details requirements for qualified service personnel and power source warnings.
Guidelines for proper ventilation, placement, and operating environment.
Warns against moisture, foreign objects, and opening the product for service.
Information on co-location restrictions and minimum separation distances for RF exposure.
Details US RF exposure evaluation based on ANSI C95.1 and FCC OET Bulletin 65C.
States compliance with essential requirements of the R&TTE Directive for EU configurations.
Describes the gateway's purpose, standards compliance, and key features for high-speed connectivity.
Explains the function of each LED indicator on the front panel of the gateway.
Identifies and describes the components and connectors on the back panel of the gateway.
Details prerequisites for installing the gateway, including system requirements and service accounts.
Provides procedures for connecting the gateway to services and devices.
Provides recommendations for choosing an optimal location for the wireless residential gateway.
Provides step-by-step instructions for drilling holes and securing the gateway to the wall.
Illustrates various connections to the gateway, including power, PCs, and TV/VCR.
Explains Ethernet and Wireless connection methods for PCs.
Instructs on connecting the AC power cord and the gateway's auto-search process.
Illustrates front panel LED status during initial power-up, calibration, and network registration.
Describes the appearance of front panel LED status indicators during normal operating conditions.
Shows front panel LED indicator behavior when network access is denied.
Provides answers to common questions about the residential gateway.
Describes common problems and offers solutions for the residential gateway.
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