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Step II: Join to Other Network Group

1. Press GROUP button of device A for 2 to 3 seconds (make sure POWER LED starts blinking).

2. Press GROUP button of device B for 2 to 3 seconds (make sure POWER LED starts blinking).

The device B which has cleared its group attribute will join to the device A which has not. This

step makes device A and B are under the same encrypted network. Additional device C can be

added into device A's logical network by taking same steps, thus all of the device A, B, and C in

the same encrypted network group. User can assign as many powerline devices into the logical

network group as described in the SPECIFICATION section.

*NOTE: It does not matter which device's button is pressed first, but please press the second device's GROUP

button within two minutes after pressing first device's GROUP button. After 10 seconds, device will start

communicating with device A.

4.2 Remove Device from an Existing Network Group

If you would like to remove powerline device from an existing network group, you can generate a

new group name (referring to Step I) to stop communication with an existing network group.

If you want to create additional private network for your powerline devices that co-existence with

your existing powerline private network group, please repeat the Step 1 & 2 to generate new

private network group for selected powerline devices.

P.S. Users can press the RESET button to reset the network name back to its factory default.

Standby mode enables the powerline device to save power consumption. The device

automatically enters standby if no Ethernet cable is connected, or the PC connecting this device

enters standby, hibernation, or powered-off over two minutes. During standby, only POWER LED

blinks at slower rate. To exit standby, just insert the Ethernet cable to the device, or wake up the

connecting PC.

Note:

Some computers support Wake up LAN function that may cause our PLC can't enter the standby mode.