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Highlights key features like One Button Security Setup, Throughput Indicator, and Rear Socket.
Explains the physical layout of the PowerGrid 902 adapter, detailing ports and LEDs.
Details the function of buttons (CONFIG/RESET, ON/SBY) and LEDs (STATUS, ETHERNET, AP/STBY).
Lists factory default network mode, IP configuration, passwords, and IP addresses.
Guides on connecting the PowerGrid 902 unit to a modem for internet access.
Details the steps to configure the Access Point (AP) unit for the PowerGrid network.
Explains how to connect a PowerGrid 902 unit to a computer via Ethernet.
Describes the process of configuring End Point (EP) units for the PowerGrid network.
Explains how LED colors (Red, Orange, Green, Blinking) indicate different throughput levels.
Illustrates throughput levels for two-adapter networks using LED status.
Explains throughput for multi-adapter networks and impact of neighboring networks.
Introduces IP configuration for accessing the Web User Interface (WUI), covering DHCP and Fixed IP.
Guides on setting up TFTPd32 as a DHCP server to assign IP addresses to PowerGrid units.
Guides on logging into the Web User Interface and viewing the homepage.
Details System, Network, MAC, and PHY information screens.
Covers Network, MAC, PHY, Security, Reset, and Upgrade configurations.
Details the factory reset procedure for troubleshooting and restoring default settings.
Provides steps to diagnose and resolve slow or non-existent network performance issues.
Answers common questions about surge protectors, fitting issues, power consumption, and testing.
Lists and defines acronyms used in the manual, such as AP, EP, HDTV, and WUI.
Highlights key features like One Button Security Setup, Throughput Indicator, and Rear Socket.
Explains the physical layout of the PowerGrid 902 adapter, detailing ports and LEDs.
Details the function of buttons (CONFIG/RESET, ON/SBY) and LEDs (STATUS, ETHERNET, AP/STBY).
Lists factory default network mode, IP configuration, passwords, and IP addresses.
Guides on connecting the PowerGrid 902 unit to a modem for internet access.
Details the steps to configure the Access Point (AP) unit for the PowerGrid network.
Explains how to connect a PowerGrid 902 unit to a computer via Ethernet.
Describes the process of configuring End Point (EP) units for the PowerGrid network.
Explains how LED colors (Red, Orange, Green, Blinking) indicate different throughput levels.
Illustrates throughput levels for two-adapter networks using LED status.
Explains throughput for multi-adapter networks and impact of neighboring networks.
Introduces IP configuration for accessing the Web User Interface (WUI), covering DHCP and Fixed IP.
Guides on setting up TFTPd32 as a DHCP server to assign IP addresses to PowerGrid units.
Guides on logging into the Web User Interface and viewing the homepage.
Details System, Network, MAC, and PHY information screens.
Covers Network, MAC, PHY, Security, Reset, and Upgrade configurations.
Details the factory reset procedure for troubleshooting and restoring default settings.
Provides steps to diagnose and resolve slow or non-existent network performance issues.
Answers common questions about surge protectors, fitting issues, power consumption, and testing.
Lists and defines acronyms used in the manual, such as AP, EP, HDTV, and WUI.
| Model | PowerGrid 902 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Comtrend Corporation |
| Category | Adapter |
| Interface | Ethernet |
| Data Rate | Up to 200 Mbps |
| Encryption | 128-bit AES |
| Operating Voltage | 100-240 VAC |
| Standards | HomePlug AV |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F) |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to 70°C (-4°F to 158°F) |