System Upgrades:

PWR-net continues to upgrade their system to provide you with a better customer experience! 

P.O. Box 166  | 1355 State Hwy 128  |  Shelbyville, Illinois 62565 | CONTACT: 217-774-2323 | TOLL FREE: 1-877-994-2323

Your PWR-net Equipment

Customer Premise Equipment (CPE) 

-also known as your Outdoor Antenna. The CPE receives the Internet signal from the gateway

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CPE
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cnPilot Router

cnPilot Router 

-PWR-net uses the cnPilot Router as our standard router during installation

-The cnPilot router powers your outdoor antenna (CPE)

-The cnPilot router brings your Internet inside and creates the wifi signal

-The cable coming from CPE will be in the blue port (there is no gigPOE with this router)

-Hardwired devices will be plugged into the yellow ports

-Simply unplug router from electrical outlet to reboot your CPE and router

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Router
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Router
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Router

Routers

- transmit data between the devices and Internet 

-are connected to the gigPOE by a CAT 5 cable (one end in the WAN port on back of router and the other end in the LAN port on the gigPOE)

-Simply unplug your router from electrical source to reboot the router only

**The functionality of your router will be the same however, the appearance may be different 

gig Power Over Ethernet (gig POE)

-The gigPOE powers your outdoor antenna (CPE)

-The LAN port requires a CAT 5 Cable that plugs directly in the WAN port on back of router

-The POE port has a CAT 5 Cable coming from the outdoor antenna (CPE)

-To reboot your CPE/outdoor antenna, simply unplug the POE from electrical outlet for 30 seconds

*gig POE’s can vary in appearance and typically have a solid indicator light

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gig Power Over Ethernet

Wireless Extender or Wireless Repeater

-Increases the internet signal range to areas with weakened wifi coverage or dead spots

*The functionality of your wireless extender or repeater will be the same however, the appearance may be different 

Avoid common equipment connection mistakes by:

-Making sure you have the the cables in the corresponding ports

-Verifying your PWR-net Equipment is plugged in to a working outlet

-NEVER pushing the reset button on your router, doing so will erase your current network settings and block your online access

 

 

 

 

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TP-Link Wireless Router