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STEP FOUR - Connect Network OWL to the Internet

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Plug the Ethernet cable into the base of the Network OWL and a spare

LAN port on your existing broadband Internet router.

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Ensure the connector latches with an audible "click" at both ends and that

there is activity on the green & yellow LEDs above the Ethernet connector.

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Ensure so far as possible that there are no large metal objects in the radio

(direct) path between installed locations of the Network OWL and the

Transmitter. The wireless range is up to 30 metres (free space). Walls and

large objects will reduce this range.

Note: The table below describes the meanings of the LEDs visible on the

front face of the Network OWL.

LED

Pattern

Blue

Steady flash following power up

Blue

Flash every 12 to 60 seconds

Blue

Off for longer than 60 seconds

Green

Rapid flashing

Green

Single blip

Green

Double blip

Green

Triple blip

Green

Single long flash

Green

Double long flash

STEP FIVE - Wait 2 mins for Network OWL to come online

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Once the Ethernet cable has been connected you should see the green

LED quickly progress from single blips to double blips.

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It will now normally take up to 2 minutes for the Network OWL to securely

connect to the OWL servers, indicated by a triple blip on the green LED.

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Do not progress to Step Six until the Network OWL is online.

IMPORTANT Internet Connection Notes:

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The Network OWL can normally connect to the OWL servers when

plugged into a normal domestic broadband router which has a default

security configuration.

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If the Network OWL does not connect within 5 minutes:

Ensure that your Internet connection is working by connecting to a

Network OWL LED Meanings

Meaning

N-OWL is in pairing mode

Data received from paired Transmitter

N-OWL is not paired or Transmitter is out of

radio range

N-OWL is starting up

N-OWL is running

N-OWL is running &

Connected to LAN, DHCP IP address allocated

N-OWL is running &

Connected to LAN, DHCP IP address allocated &

Connected to OWL servers (N-OWL Online)

Connecting to OWL log servers

Uploading logged data to OWL servers