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User Guide
© NetComm Wireless 2018
Figure 2 – Interfaces (Rear)
No. Description Notes
1 CELL1 Main Socket Connect one of the 3G/LTE Antennas here. If only using a single antenna,
ensure that it is connected to this port.
2 Power Terminal Block The Power Terminal Block provides the following ports:
PWR (Power) Supports 9V 36V DC power input.
GND (Ground) Terminal for ground wire connection.
IGN (Ignition) Terminal used to connect to the ignition sense
wire of a vehicle.
DI-1 (Digital Input 1)
o Trigger voltage (high) – 5V - 30V
o Trigger voltage (low) – 0V - 2.0V
DI-2 (Digital Input 2)
o Trigger voltage (high) – 5V - 30V
o Trigger voltage (low) – 0V - 2.0V
DO (Digital Output)
o Voltage (Relay mode) Depends on external device,
maximum voltage is 30V.
o Maximum current – 1A.
TX (Transmit) Provides serial (RS-232) connectivity.
RX (Receive) - Provides serial (RS-232) connectivity.
3 2.4GHz/5GHz WiFi Antenna
Socket
Connect the WiFi Antennas here.
4 WAN/LAN1 Port Auto MDI/MDIX RJ45 Port to connect local devices or an upstream
network when the port is set to WAN mode.
5 LAN2 Port Auto MDI/MDIX RJ45 Port to connect local devices.
6 LAN3 Port Auto MDI/MDIX RJ45 Port to connect local devices.

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