NETGEAR PowerLine XWNB5602 Installation Manual
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Netgear PowerLine Range Extender Installation Guide
The XWNB5602 is Alarm.com's latest solution for
installing cameras in a home with WiFi dead spots.
Designed in conjunction with Netgear, this system
extends the home's WiFi network using existing power
lines, so there is no need to run wires or do any extra
configuration. Simply plug the PassThru adapter into an
open outlet near the home's router, and plug the WiFi
Access Point into an outlet near the camera. Wireless
camera set-up is a breeze using the WPS button on the
WiFi Access Point.
Package contents
• Powerline 500 PassThru Adapter
(XAV5401)
• Powerline 500 WiFi Access Point
(XWN5001)
• Ethernet Cables (2)
https://answers.alarm.com/Installation_and_Troubleshooting/Video_Devices/Netgear_PowerLine_Range_Extender/Netgear_PowerLine_R
Updated: Mon, 11 Jun 2018 19:18:45 GMT
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Page 1: Package Contents
The XWNB5602 is Alarm.com’s latest solution for installing cameras in a home with WiFi dead spots. Designed in conjunction with Netgear, this system extends the home’s WiFi network using existing power lines, so there is no need to run wires or do any extra configuration. - Page 2 Power LED • Solid Green. The device is powered on. • Blinking Green. The device is creating a protected Powerline loop. Ethernet LED. • Solid Green. The PassThru Adapter is connected to the network using Ethernet. • Off. The device is not connected using Ethernet.
- Page 3 Powerline LED. • This LED indicates the strength of the connection between the Powerline devices: Green. A fast, strong connection is detected between the access points. Amber. A medium connection is detected between the Powerline devices. Try moving the Powerline device to a different AC outlet.
- Page 4 Set up 1. Plug the PassThru Adapter into an AC outlet near the home’s Ethernet router. ◦ Do not plug the PassThru Adapter into a power strip or surge protector. ◦ Do not plug the PassThru Adapter into a switch-controlled outlet. 2.
- Page 5 Pairing the Powerline devices 1. Verify both of the Powerline devices are plugged into AC wall outlets. ◦ Verify that the Power and Powerline LEDs on each device are lit solid green. 2. Press the Security button on one of the Powerline devices for two seconds.
- Page 6 Adding a video camera 1. Verify that the Power and Powerline LEDs on both Powerline devices are lit solid green. 2. Press the Security button on the WiFi Access Point for two seconds. ◦ The Power and Wireless LEDs begin blinking after you release the button.
- Page 7 Safety Information • For national approvals (approval schemes other than CB), relevant national standards for plug, socket-outlet, and direct plug-in units (for example, US) shall also be consulted while testing and approving such products according to the national standards. • AC input rating: 100-125 VAC, 12A ? AC output rating 125 VAC, 11.8A (maximum) •...
- Page 8 or into an attached power strip. The device is not intended to be used with home appliances such as air conditioners, power tools, space heaters, fans, hair dryers, ovens or refrigerators. https://answers.alarm.com/Installation_and_Troubleshooting/Video_Devices/Netgear_PowerLine_Range_Extender/Netgear_PowerLine_R Updated: Mon, 11 Jun 2018 19:18:45 GMT...