One suggestion I would have is to
integrate a RJ45 female jack into the PowerShot instead, as (at least in our
instances) it makes cabling neater and simpler. It allows us to have the power
shot farther away from the network device it is plugging into. It would also
allow shorter runs on the power, reducing the over length issues with the
standard power supply.
Example:
|ABo|------------50’ cable to ABo---------|PowerShot
and Power|-------------------50’ cable to
Network----------------------|Network Device|
From: sB Tech Support
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Just need
to clarify, is the connector need to recrimp refer to the powershot's RJ45 Male
connector?
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Alex
sB Tech Support
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I agree . . . my indoor units work wonderfully . . . as well as the outdoor . .
.when I crimp them correctly.
_____
Jeremy
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I have about 30 of the S/B's radios running 24/7. Have not skipped a beat in
months other than an interference problem once or twice. No horror stories
here. I have some of all of them out there. Even some indoor units in plastic
boxes outdoor. Joe
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> I have only used the indoor airbridge, awhile back, 2-3 weeks, we got
a
> couple of new ones that were just bad. We had them RMA'd and have
not
> had anymore problems. We have one that is in use by a local
> municipality, it has to be rebooted every morning due to inactivity,
we
> have tried a couple of new cat 5 cables, but now work. We just kinda
> told them it was a "Feature" and they just reboot it
automatically in
> the am each day before trying to get online.
>
> Scott
>
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
On Behalf Of Jeremy Oswalt
> Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2003 9:14 AM
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> Subject: RE: [smartBridges] Tell me your horror stories about the
> AirBridge Total
>
>
> Total . . . don't know. I use the outdoor product and the only
issues
> I've had were the periodic disconnects when the Ethernet is not used
for
> a while. Then you have to reboot the radio to get back online.
I
later
> discovered that this was caused by poor crimps. The POE is extremely
> sensitive. I went back and recrimped a customer that was having this
> trouble and they have been online for two weeks. I imagine this is
the
> case on those with the same trouble with their APPO. I have gone to
> using outdoor shielded twisted pair and try to avoid cutting the jack
> off the ABO and crimping my own, since you can't test it. The new
ABO's
> with the shorter cables, should resolve this problem.
>
> _____
>
> Jeremy
>
> _____
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
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On Behalf Of D G
> Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2003 2:49 AM
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> Subject: [smartBridges] Tell me your horror stories about the
AirBridge
> Total
>
> We going to try out an AirBridge Total here soon and want to know if
> anyone has any horror stories about them. Usually everyone says how
> great something is but this time I am looking for the bad news, how
may
> have you had to return, went dead, bugs in the firmware, etc.
>
> Lay it on me so I know what to look out for.
>
> TIA
>
> Don Grossman
> www.WillitsOnline.com
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