2. CONNECTING A DEVICE
Before turning on, make sure that your electrical network, wiring, automatic fuses correspond to the power consumption of the device.
The device does not have a power button. It starts working immediately when connected to the network, while as a rule there is a short-term excess of consumption (“jumps”). It is highly recommended not to turn on the device by inserting the plug into a live socket to avoid damage to the power connectors, plug and socket. If possible, provide each device with a dedicated automatic fuse and turn on the device with it.
- Insert the power cable into the device. Make sure the connection is secure.
- Plug one end of the Ethernet cable into the appropriate socket on the device and the other end into an available socket on the hub/router/modem.
- Plug the power cable into a socket and turn on the power.
- Make sure the device fans are running and the LED indication is on. Also, after a few seconds, the indicators in the Ethernet connector should light up and flicker.
- If the fans do not work, the LEDs do not light up - check the power supply of the device.
- If the device turns on, and the Ethernet indicators do not work, make sure that the router / switch is turned on and the network cable is working.