Bitstorm Bad Boy Xtreme BB-XARC75, Bad Boy Xtreme BB-XASC75, Bad Boy Xtreme BB-XABC75, Bad Boy Xtreme BB-XAPC75 Installation And Operation Manual
Xtreme
Installation and
Operation Guide
Revision: 1.6a
BB-XARC75 (Rail / Flat Surface)
BB-XASC75 (1-14 Adapter)
BB-XABC75 (Backstay)
BB-XAPC75 (Pole)
Getting YOU on the web
Models covered:
Hi-Power Wi-Fi Antenna
Rail mount shown
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IMPORTANT
Before You Install Your System
Your BAD BOY Wi-Fi system has been completely tested prior to shipment going through multiple individual and system verifications including Wi-Fi connec-
tivity. Before cutting your cable or installing your system, take a few minutes to
bench assemble your BAD BOY components. Using your computer:
1. verify system operation,
2. familiarize yourself with its behavior when operating, and
3. understand what to expect after installation.
Because a BAD BOY system can be installed in locations not easily accessible,
do not proceed with installation until you have verified that your system is oper-
ating correctly. Contact us for assistance.
System failures after installation are usually caused by applying too much corrosion inhibitor to the cable’s connector or incorrect wiring of the Junction Box.
Carefully check that the cable’s colour coded wires match up correctly in your
Junction Box. Your warranty may be affected.
Note: Failure to bench test will indicate your acceptance that your
system was completely and fully operational prior to installation.
Declaration of Conformity
Bitstorm declares that this Bitstorm BAD BOY device is in compliance with the essential require-
ments and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two con-
ditions:
1. This device may not cause harmful interference
2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that
may cause undesirable operation.
Your serial number will be found under the end cap of your Xtreme and is located under the bar
code. You can also find it on the Status tab in Xtreme’s management application. You may be
asked to provide your serial number when requesting support assistance.
________________________________________
Install Date:
Serial Number:
________________________________________
Record your management tool login credentials:
Username:
___________________________________
___________________________________
Password:
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Package Contents
Please check and ensure that you have all of the following items:
One BAD BOY Xtreme Hi-Power Wi-Fi Device
One POE Injector and 6 foot (1.8m) DC Power Cable
(M-POE-DUO-S15.5 also includes 100-240V AC Adapter)
One Antenna with Mounting Nut
One Mount (Rail/Flat surface, 1-14 Adapter, Backstay or Pole)
One 75 foot (23m) Outdoor Rated, PVC Jacket, UV Protected Cable
One 10 foot (3m) Indoor Ethernet Cable
One End Cover and Grommet (located under Xtreme’s end cover)
One Packet of Connector Corrosion Inhibitor (located under end cover)
One Cable Splicing Junction Box with Punchdown Tool & 2 Tie Wraps
This Installation and Operation Guide
Copyright & Trademarks
Specifications are subject to change without notice. Other brands and product names are trade-
marks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.
No part of the specifications may be reproduced in any form or by any means or used to make any
derivation such as translation, transformation or adaption without permission from Bitstorm Inc.
Copyright © 2013 Bitstorm Inc. All rights reserved.
Power Injector DUO
The Power Injector DUO (DUO) provides power to BAD BOY Wi-Fi devices via
Power-over-Ethernet (PoE). This is an ethernet specification allowing powering
of remote devices without the need of a separate power cable. Two DUO mod-
els are available:
M-POE-DUO-S15.5 (provides a regulated 15.5Vdc output)
M-POE-DUO-NS (provides filtering for the voltage being supplied)
Both models provide circuit protection for shorts and reversed polarity.
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Chapter 1 - Bench Test
Check off items as completed.
Step 1
Remove the protective cap from Antenna connector and attach to Xtreme.
Finger tight is adequate. Do not over tighten.
Step 2 (Do this step if an optional Unleashed or Unleashed HP
is included as part of your system)
DUO comes pre-configured with Port 2 PoE disabled. If Unleashed is included,
power injection must be enabled on Port 2. To enable Port 2 power:
Open the case by removing the four screws from the back of the Power In-
jector DUO.
Move BOTH jumpers JP1 and JP2 to position 1-2 to enable power on Port 2.
Jumpers come factory configured to positions 2-3 which disables power on
Port 2.
NOTE: Both jumpers must be positioned identically.
Close case and refasten four screws on back.
Step 3
Connect power to DUO using either AC or DC.
Verify that the Green LED is lit on Port 1 (and Port 2 if enabled in Step 2).
Note: If Yellow Power Fault LEDs illuminate, it indicates a reverse polarity
connection. In this condition, circuit protection will prevent power being
applied to either Port 1 or Port 2.
AC
Plug in an AC Adapter (included with M-POE-DUO-S15.5) with proper
rating and insert barrel plug into DUO`s power connector.
DC
Connect the Power Cable (included) to an appropriate power source.
Connect the red (or white striped) wire to positive(+) and the solid
black wire to negative(-). Insert barrel plug into DUO.
Port 2 Power Enabled
Port 2 Power Disabled
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Step 4
Remove bottom cover from Xtreme and plug in 75 ft (23m) black cable. Plug
other end of cable into POE Adapter Port 1. See illustration previously for
location. Note: Xtreme requires power to operate and should be connected
to Port 1 which always supplies power.
Caution: Do not connect anything other than Bitstorm BAD BOY devices
to Port 1.
Step 5
Plug patch cable (included in kit) into Port 2 of the DUO. Connect other end
to computer, networking devices or optional Unleashed. Observe that the
green LAN LED illuminates on Xtreme.
Note: If using a computer or networking device, ensure Port 2 green
power LED is NOT lit.
Step 6
Continue to Chapter 3 - Operation. Surf the web to verify your system is
operating correctly. If not, check troubleshooting section in the back of this
guide. (Appendix F - Troubleshooting).
Proceed with remainder of installation only after correct operation has
been determined.
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Chapter 2 - Installation
Disconnect power.
Determine the best location for
the unit. It can be any place convenient or suitable with better
being higher and away from obstructions. Your installation
choices will vary depending on
the mount included in the kit.
Using the items included with
your mount kit, attach the mount
such that the antenna will be
vertical.
Note: Not all parts supplied
may be needed. Depending on
your setup, different screws,
anchors, etc. may be required.
When installing at the top of a
mast with a wind vane, ensure
that the installation will not inter-
fere with wind vane rotation.
Note: If installing at masthead,
rotate Xtreme such that its
LEDs face toward the mast
thus hiding them. On a dark
night, its bright LEDs may be
confused for masthead lights
by other boats.
Some remaining steps may not be required
Estimate the amount of cable needed to get from the mounting location to
the deck transit location (the place where the cable will go through the deck)
and then to a convenient place for splicing below deck. Ensure that sufficient cable length is remaining for the distance to where the Power Adapter
is to be located and cut the cable. If no through deck fitting will be used or if
it is large enough to allow the cable connector to pass through, no cutting
may be required.
Note: Do not use excessive force when pulling the cable through con-
duits, etc. Avoid pulling the cable’s connector through conduit. Do not
make sharp bends in the cable. When changing direction, bends
should never be sharper than the round edge of a standard screw driv-
er handle. Avoid the use of a staple gun – if the insulation is pierced,
the cable can be rendered useless. The cable transfers digital data, so
there is no need to remove excess cable. Bitstorm recommends coil-
ing and securing any extra cable.
Route the remaining cable to the location where the Power Adapter will be.
To prevent connector contact corrosion, apply corrosion inhibitor (included)
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sparingly to the contacts of the device cable end connector. Note: A thin
coating of corrosion inhibitor is all that is needed. Too thick may result
in floating connector pins and poor connections.
Put the Xtreme’s cable end
through bottom cover and plug
into Xtreme. If convenient, verify
that Power LED will light. Investi-
gate if it does not illuminate.
Screw the bottom cover on just
snug. Note: Do not over tighten. Seal the cable opening in the bottom cover
using the white grommet (included) which has a split (look closely for it) to
allow it to be added onto the cable. Check that the grommet is seated fully
to ensure a weather tight seal.
If cable was cut, locate the included Junc-
tion Box kit. Using the included tool, strip
back about 1 inch (2.5cm) of the outer
jacket from both cable ends. Rotate the
tool around the cable to make a clean cut.
There is no need to strip the insulation
from the individual wires. Refer to photo.
Connect the wires to the spade terminals
using the tool’s metal tip. Lay the wire
onto the spade and push down with the
tool. The spade will pierce the insulation
thus making electrical contact. Ensure that
both cables have the same colour wire
connected to the same pin number on both
left and right sides. Pin numbers may be
found on the actual block or on the cover.
If the Junction Box has wire colours shown
next to the spades, these can be used as a
guide as well. Refer to photo. Note: Junc-
tion Box may not be exactly as shown. A
suggested wiring order is:
1 Orange/White 5 Blue / White
2 Orange 6 Green
3 Green / White 7 Brown / White
4 Blue 8 Brown
Secure the cable into the Junction Box
using the tie wraps to prevent stress
and snap or screw the cover in place.
Connect to a power source: AC Adapt-
er or DC Power Cable. For Power Cable: red (or white stripe) is positive(+)
and solid black is negative(-). For DC
voltage limitations, refer to your included Power Adapter for input voltage
requirements. Observe that the green
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LED is lit on Port 1.
NOTE: If Port1 and Port 2 yellow LEDs are lit, the DC Power Cable
connections are reversed.
Plug the Xtreme’s cable into Port 1. Observe green Power LED on Xtreme.
Plug one end of a patch cable (included) into Power Adapter Port 2 and the
remaining end into your computer or Unleashed. Observe green LAN LED
on Xtreme (and Unleashed if included).
Refer to Chapter 3 Operation and verify everything is working correctly.
Once everything checks out, complete any remaining tasks such as tie
wrapping cable (if required), silicone sealing transits (if required), etc.
Congratulations - you should now be surfing the web.
Chapter 3 - Operation
Step 1
Power up the BAD BOY system. It will take about 10 seconds after
power is applied for the system to become fully operational.
Without BAD BOY Unleashed option installed:
Turn off Wi-Fi devices in your computer to prevent multiple simultaneous Wi-Fi connections. Refer to your computer manual for how to do
this. Ensure that your computer’s Ethernet port is set to use DHCP. Re-
fer to your computer’s manual or Appendix E - Computer Ethernet Port
Settings for help on how to check settings.
With BAD BOY Unleashed option installed:
Connect computer to Unleashed via computer’s built-in wireless. Refer
to Unleashed guide for more information on connecting your computer
to Unleashed.
Step 2
Open a browser and disregard
any errors that may appear.
Enter ‘badboy.xtreme/’ in the
address bar and press ‘Enter’.
Alternatively, ‘xtreme.wifi/’ or
‘10.20.30.1/’ can also be used.
See Fig 1. When the login screen appears, enter the default Username:
‘badboy’ and Password: ‘badboy’ (without the quotes) and select
the country you are in.
Note: The Username and Password can be changed on the System tab
to your preference.
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Step 3
Refer to Fig 2. On the Link Setup tab, select a hotspot from the list or
enter an access point name into the Hotspot Name field [1]. Enter Wireless Security settings as required [2]. Select the country that you are in
[3]. Finish by clicking ‘Apply’ at the bottom [4]. A progress bar will ap-
pear at the top of the screen.
Xtreme remembers access Keys that are entered for secure hotspots.
By selecting a hotspot from the list, any previously entered Key will be
retrieved. Any changes made to the Key value will be remembered. A
Forget Hotspot button allows a remembered Key to be removed.
Note: With the Auto Connect button, Xtreme will automatically
connect to the strongest unsecured Access Point (hotspot) that it finds.
Keep in mind that the strongest signal may not be your best internet
connection choice.
Note: Hotspots generally announce themselves typically every two
minutes. Pressing Refresh List will add those hotspots that have an-
nounced themselves since the list was first populated.
Fig 2
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Step 4
When Apply has completed, the Status tab will be displayed. Connection progress will be reported. You may see status of ’Connecting’,
‘Authenticating’, ‘Obtaining IP Address’, etc. See Fig 3.
Note: If connecting to an unsecured hotspot, additional authentication after connection may be required by the hotspot. To test for this
after connecting to the hotspot, simply try to open a web page and see
whether an additional authentication is presented by the hotspot. That
page may include a request for payment for internet access.
Note: On the System tab, backups of the Keys database can be
made. It is recommended to do this prior to using the Reboot or Reset
to Defaults buttons since using these features will erase any previous
remembered values. The restore feature allows backup Key values to
be reloaded into Xtreme. This ability to backup and restore is also
handy when moving Keys to another Xtreme or Express.
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Appendix A - Specifications
Output Power with Antenna: Up to 36 dBm (4W) EIRP max
Receiver Sensitivity: up to -98 dBm
Wireless Range: Line-Of-Sight, >5 miles (>8 km)
Operating Temperature: -4°F to +158°F (-20°C to +70°C)
Operating Humidity: 5 to 95% Condensing
Weatherproof: IP65
Outdoor Installation: Yes
Voltage Input (DUO-NS): 10-20 Vdc, Max 2A
Voltage Input (DUO-S15.5): 5-30 Vdc , Max 5A
Power Method: PoE (pairs 4 & 5: +V, 7 & 8: return)
Power Consumption: Typical: 3W (~250mA), Max: 8W (~700mA)
Xtreme Device Size: 6.5" x 1.5" (16.5cm x 4cm)
RoHS: Compliant
Shock and Vibration: ETSI300-019-1.4
Wireless Approvals: FCC Part 15.247, IC RS210
Controlled via: Web Browser (no software installation needed)
Radome Size: 16" x .6" (41cm x 1.6cm)
Outdoor Cable Type: 75 feet (23m), black, UV protected, PVC jacket
Junction Box: Included with punchdown tool
Security: WEP, WPA, WPAPSK, WPA2, WPA2PSK
Upgradeable: Yes - Firmware
Operating System: All - Windows / Mac / Linux / etc.
PCB Conformal Coating: Yes - Acrylic
Wireless Modes: Wireless Modes B and G
Appendix B - Xtreme LED Indicators
Signal Strength:
Displays the signal strength of a hotspot when con-
nected to it.
LAN:
Illuminates when a communications link is established
via the cable. May blink indicating LAN activity. For
possible causes of failure associated with this indica-
tor, see Appendix F - Troubleshooting.
Power:
Indicates that power is being applied. Does not provide
any other indications of device operation.
Power
Signal
Strength
LAN
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Appendix C - Power Injector DUO Specifications
M-POE-DUO-NS M-POE-DUO-S15.5
Injector
Power Input:
10-20 Vdc 5-30 Vdc
Injector
Power Output:
Input - .5V, 2A max 15.5 Vdc, 1A max
Output Ripple:
Capacitor
Filtering, Smoothing
< 80 mV
Output Short
Circuit Protected:
Yes – internal 2A fuse
Yes – protecon circuit
limited to 5A
Power Reverse
Polarity Protecon:
Yes – yellow LED indicaon
Thermal Shutdown: No Yes
Eciency: N/A up to 90%
Port 2 Power
Injecng (PoE):
Yes – enabled / disabled by jumpers
Port PoE Pins: Posive(+) 4 & 5, Negave(-) 7 & 8
Startup Delay: None approx. 2-4 seconds
AC Adapter: Optional
Included, 100-240 Vac
North American Style
DC Power Cable:
Included, 6 foot (1.8m)
Dimensions: 3.6" x 2.6" x 1.1" (9.2cm x 6.6cm x 2.8cm)
Remote Reset: No Yes
A reset allows settings to be restored to a known state. For example, this can
be useful to restore username or password to default values. To perform a
Reset operation, do the following (read all instructions first):
1) The DUO will send a signal to perform a remote reset to all connected
devices. Unplug the cables of any device that you do NOT want to have
reset. Leave connected the device(s) that you wish to have reset.
2) Power on and ensure devices have had enough time to fully start.
3) Using a small screw driver or other flat ended, non sharp object, insert it
into the slot until you feel and hear a click. Note: Do not use force!
4) Hold the reset button depressed for at least 30 seconds and then release.
If the button becomes unpressed during this time, cycle the system off and
on, and wait 30 seconds before trying again. Disregard any LED patterns
Appendix D - Remote Reset (Only available on model M-POE-DUO-S15.5)
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Appendix E - Computer Ethernet Port Settings
Accessing the settings for your computer’s Ethernet port are described here for various
operating systems. Please keep in mind that as revisions to operating systems are released, exact naming of buttons and fields may change. As always, use your computer’s
User Guide as your primary source of information.
XP: ‘Start’ > ‘Control Panel’ > ‘Network Connections’. Right click your adapter, se-
lect ‘Status’. Click ‘Properties’ then scroll the list, select ‘Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)’ and
then click ‘Properties’. Ensure that the ‘Obtain an IP address automatically’ and ‘Obtain
DNS server address automatically’ radio buttons are selected.
Vista: ‘Start’ > ‘Control Panel’ > ‘View network status and tasks’ under ‘Network and
Internet’ > ‘View Status’ > ‘Properties’ then scroll the list, select ‘Internet Protocol Version
4 (TCP/IPv4)’ and then click ‘Properties’. Ensure ‘Obtain an IP address automatically’
and ‘Obtain DNS server address automatically’ radio buttons are selected.
Windows 7: ‘Start’ > ‘Control Panel’ > ‘View network status and tasks’ under
‘Network and Sharing Center’ > ‘Change adapter settings’. Right click on ’Local Area
Network’ > ‘Properties’ then scroll the list, select ‘Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)’
and then click ‘Properties’. Ensure that the ‘Obtain an IP address automatically’ and
‘Obtain DNS server address automatically’ radio buttons are selected.
Linux: ‘System’ > ‘Preferences’ > ‘Network Connections’. On the ‘Network Connec-
tions’ screen, select the adapter and click ‘Edit’. Select the ‘IPv4 Settings’ tab and ensure
that ‘Automatic (DHCP)’ is selected.
Mac OS X: From the Apple menu, select ‘System Preferences’. Click ‘Network’
icon. In the Location drop-down list, select ‘Automatic’. In the ‘Show’ drop-down list, select
Built-in Ethernet. Select the TCP/IP tab. Configure TCP/IP to use DHCP. (Mac OS X
v10.2: In the ‘Configure’ drop-down list, select ‘Using DHCP’, Mac OS X v10.3: In the
‘Configure IPv4’ drop-down list, select ‘Using DHCP’). Click ‘Apply’ button.
Mac OS 8/9: From the Apple menu, select ‘Control Panel’. Select ‘TCP/IP’. If a window
opens with the message "TCP/IP is currently inactive", click the ‘Yes’ button. In the
‘Connect Via’ drop-down list, select ‘Ethernet’. In the ‘Configure’ drop-down list, select
‘Using DHCP Server’. Close the TCP/IP(LAN) window. Click ‘Save’ button.
displayed on connected devices.
5) Power off. Tip: You can simply remove the barrel power plug from DUO.
Verify that the Port’s green power LED turns off.
6) Reconnect power and wait sufficient time for the devices to fully restart.
Your Xtreme should now be restored to original default settings.
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Appendix F - Troubleshooting
LAN LED Not Illuminating
1. Also no Power LED. Ensure that power is being applied. Check fuse in power
injector M-POE-DUO-NS.
2. Cable seating. Check that both ends of the cable are fully inserted into Xtreme
and your computer.
3. Ethernet port disabled (if optional Unleashed is not being used). Check that
your computer’s Ethernet port is turned on. Refer to your specific operating
system guide on how to do this.
4. Connector pin float. Too much dielectric on the connector. Clean away excess.
5. Junction Box incorrectly wired. Check to ensure that all wire colours are
matched correctly.
6. For DUO-NS Power Adapter: Dirty start. Arching on switch or power socket
contacts can cause Xtreme to sense numerous rapid power up and power
down sequences and can cause lock up. Correct as required.
My Browser Reports An Error When I Open It
1. Cable not connected. Refer to ‘LAN LED Not Illuminating’.
2. No internet connection. Your Xtreme has a built in web server that delivers your
application to your laptop through your browser. Enter the Xtreme URL address
into the browser’s address bar. Refer to Chapter 3 - Operation.
3. Multiple Wi-Fi devices. If system does not include optional Unleashed, ensure
the computer’s built-in Wi-Fi is turned off. Refer to your computer’s manual.
4. Incorrect Xtreme URL address entered. Ensure you type ‘xtreme.wifi’ - no ‘e’.
Unable To Connect To Xtreme’s Management Tool
1. No power. Refer to ‘LAN LED Not Illuminating’.
2. Cable not connected. Refer to ‘LAN LED Not Illuminating’.
3. Can’t find server. If system does not include optional Unleashed, ensure the
computer’s built-in Wi-Fi is turned off. Refer to your computer’s manual.
4. Incorrect IP address. If system does not include optional Unleashed, ensure
your computer’s Ethernet port is using DHCP.
5. Incorrect Xtreme address entered. Ensure that you type ‘xtreme.wifi’ - no ‘e’.
6. Incorrect UID and PWD entered. Check that the user ID and password you are
using are correct.
Settings Are Not Being Retained
1. Low voltage. Ensure that the power being supplied to Xtreme is as required by
your Power Adapter.
2. Not clicking ‘Apply’. Ensure that when a new hotspot is selected or setting
changes are made, that you click the ‘Apply’ button.
Weak Signal Strength
1. Weak hotspot. Check that the signal being connected to is not weak. Some-
times, temporary objects can get in your line-of-sight to the hotspot.
2. Antenna connector loose or dirty. Check that the antenna N-Female connector
is securely connected to Xtreme.
Note: The Reset button on the bottom of Xtreme next to the connector is a
multi-function button and should never be used except under the direction of support
staff. Improper use of this button could render your device inoperative. If this occurs,
you may be required to return your Xtreme to Bitstorm for repair. The result of im-
proper use of the reset button is not covered under warranty.
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Warranty
1. All Bitstorm products are warranted against defects in material and workmanship for a period of
one year from date of purchase under normal use. Warranty does not cover damage caused as
a result of improper installation or operation.
2. The customer is responsible for delivering the defective product to the designated RMA address
for repair or replacement.
3. At its discretion, Bitstorm will repair or replace a product that was found to be defective by
Bitstorm during the warranty period.
4. This warranty does not cover labor cost for removing and reinstalling the device for repair nor for
any expendable parts that are readily replaced in normal use.
5. The sole responsibility of Bitstorm under this warranty shall be limited to repair of this product, or
replacement thereof, at the sole discretion of Bitstorm.
6. All RMA items shipped to Bitstorm must be freight prepaid. Bitstorm will pay the return freight via
a service of Bitstorm's choice. Customer is responsible for payment of any shipping upgrades.
Limitation of Warranty
This warranty does not apply if product:
a. has been opened and/or altered, except by Bitstorm technical personnel,
b. has been painted in way shape or form,
c. has been damaged due to errors or defects in customer provided cabling,
d. has been subjected to abnormal physical or electrical stress, including lightening strike, misuse,
negligence or accident,
e. has been improperly installed, including wiring errors or damage to cable during installa-
tion,
f. failure to apply supplied dielectric corrosion inhibitor to Xtreme’s cable connector,
g. has had removal of MAC address label (if one was affixed),
h. has been loaded with incorrect firmware or attempted to have incorrect firmware loaded, or
i. is inoperable due to improper use of the Reset button.
What information will be required?
1. Customer name, contact information, and shipping information.
2. Date and location of purchase (we may request a copy of the invoice as proof of purchase in
certain, limited circumstance).
3. Problem description.
4. Serial number o MAC address of each unit (if available).
5. Troubleshooting actions taken so far.
*** International Customers ***
1. Customer to use their own shipping account when sending products back to Bitstorm.
Contact Us
Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 5pm EST
IMPORTANT: If you are experiencing difficulties, please contact us
first with any issues before returning this product to the retailer.
address:
Bitstorm Inc.
33 University Ave., Suite 1407
Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5J 2S7
web:
www.bitstorm.com
phone:
1-647-724-8328
skype:
bitstorm.inc
email:
sales@bitstorm.com
support@bitstorm.com
Standard Marine 1-14 Adapter Mount
The 1-14 Antenna Adapter allows Xtreme to be mounted
onto a standard 1" x 14 pitch threaded antenna fitting.
Satin finish anodized aluminum.
Backstay Mount
Mount Xtreme onto a backstay. The angle
of backstays does not vary significantly, so Xtreme can
be added on any rig. Can be used with sloops, ketches,
yawls, cutters, schooners, catamarans, trimarans, etc.
Polished stainless steel finish with stainless steel screws,
flat washers and stainless steel nylon inserted locking
Options For Your Xtreme
You've got your Xtreme installed and are connected. You take your laptop out
to the cockpit dragging a cable along. You wish that you could cut that tether,
that umbilical cord, that ball and chain. You want to be... Unleashed! Ideally
suited where cabling to computers is undesireable or just not possible. It re-
broadcasts the Wi-Fi connection from Xtreme forming your own private hotspot.
Go completely wireless - no trailing cables
Connect multiple computers and devices simultaneously
No software to install - works with any computer, any operating system
Supports all Wi-Fi enabled devices - laptops, iPhone, Android, iPad, etc.
Creates your own hotspot area up to several thousand feet (Unleashed HP)
Xtreme
leashed is the perfect addition to
Xtreme co nnects directl y to laptop
Only one
computer
at a time
Before
Xtreme connects direct-
ly to Unleashed instead
Multiple
devices can
connect
After
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