Entone Kamai 500 User Manual

KAMAI 500
DUALBAND WIFI ADAPTER
Quick Start Guide
What’s Included
WARNING: e Kamai 500 Dual-band Wi-Fi Adapter
should not be installed in Desktop/Notebook Computer.
PC/Laptop will not recognized this device when con-
nected to USB port.
Kamai 500
Dual-band Wi-Fi Adapter
Quick Start Guide
Installation
1. Connect the Wi-Fi Adapter to USB port on
Kamai 500 Set-Top-Box.
2. Powering up the Kamai.
3. Congure the Kamai to use Wireless Network.*
Added Range and Performance
For added range and performance, you can turn up the
antenna for increased Wi-Fi performance.
NOTE: You may adjust the angle of the antenna for the
best performance.
COPYRIGHT ©2013 Entone, Inc. All rights reserved. Entone,Kamai and “connecting
the home” are registered trademarks of Entone, Inc. All other trademarks or regis-
tered trademarks belong to their respective owners.
P/N: 99-709704-00 - V1.1
NOTE: Contact your service provider for more details
and instructions about the wireless network congura-
tion.

Entone Kamai 500 Specifications

General

Brand	Entone
Model	Kamai 500
Category	Media Player
Language	English

Summary

Installation Guide

Connecting the Wi-Fi Adapter

Connect the Wi-Fi Adapter to the USB port on the Kamai 500 Set-Top-Box.

Powering Up and Network Configuration

Power up the Kamai device and configure it to use the Wireless Network.

Product Information and Warnings

Important Usage Warning

Warning: Do not install the Wi-Fi Adapter in Desktop/Notebook Computers as it will not be recognized.

Performance Enhancement

Antenna Adjustment for Range

Adjust the angle of the antenna for increased Wi-Fi performance and added range.

Declaration of Conformity

FCC Compliance Statement

Device complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules, subject to conditions to avoid harmful interference.

Radiation Exposure Statement

Equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits for uncontrolled environments.

Usage Restrictions

Device is restricted to indoor use for 5.15-5.25 GHz frequency range and specific channel limitations.