NetComm NP560, NP562 Specifications

NP560/NP562
200mW/500mW Indoor 11g/b Wireless Booster
802.11g/b Compatible Use Existing Antenna Easy Set-up
Dramatically increase your wireless coverage Compatible with 802.11b/g Industry standard SMA connector (adaptors for other connector types available) Ideal for use with Wireless Access Points, Routers and Gateways
Generally, most wireless routers and access points have a power output somewhere between 20-50mW – with your wireless signal affected by physical barriers (such as walls) as well as distance. As a result, the throughput (actual wireless transfer speed) deteriorates.
A NetComm Wireless Booster is connected between the router or access point and the aerial in order to amplify your wireless power output. The NP560 increases power output to 200mW and the
NP562 increases it to 500mW. The Booster reduces the affect of physical barriers on your wireless – the result, a significant increase to actual throughput. Also, the booster can potentially pass your wireless signal through a concrete or brick wall#.
The other benefit is a massive increase to your wireless range. When beaming a wireless signal outdoors, the NP562 can possibly extend a wireless signal up to 500 metres.*
Note: your wireless router or access point must have a detachable aerial in order to use this product.
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NetComm does not gurantee that a wireless signal will penetrate a concrete or brick
wall in all circumstances.
* This is an estimate of wireless range. Actual distance can be affected by many factors including environment, physical barriers, line of sight, other wireless networks, aerial location and others.
OPERATIN G RANGE
2400 ~ 2500 MHz
OPERATIO N MODE
Bi-directional, half-duplex, auto-switching via carrier sensing
CONNECT OR
SMA Receptacle
IMPEDANCE
50 ohm
OUTPUT POWER
NP560: 200mW (23dBm nominal) for 11g@54Mbps NP562: 500mW (27dBm nominal) for 11g@54Mbps
TRAN SMIT INPUT POWER
Maximum 100mW Minimum 6mW
TRAN SMIT GAI N
12dB(adjustable)
RECEIV E GAIN
14dB(typical)
FREQUENCY RESPONSE
+/- 1dB over operating range
RECEIV E NOISE FIGURE
3.5dB nominal
OPERATIN G TEMPERATU RE
-20 ~ +70°C
POWER
6V DC maximum current <1A, 100 ~ 240V for AC adaptor
BOOSTER
7.8 x 5.6 x 2.9cm
MATERIA L
Cast Aluminium
WEIGHT
<0.2kg
DC ADAPTO R
<6.0 x 4.4 x 2.5cm
LED INDICATOR
TX LED
PACkAG E CONTENTS
NP560/562 200mW/500mW Indoor 11g Wireless Booster Power Supply Antenna Connection Cable Quick Connection Guide
ONE YEAR WAR RANT Y*
One year warranty out of the box. Online registration at
www.netcomm.com.au
*Conditional upon online registration
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
NETCOMM LIMITED ABN 85 002 490 486 PO Box 1200, Lane Cove NSW 2066 Australia P: 02 9424 2070 F: 02 9424 2010 E: sales@netcomm.com.au W: www.netcomm.com.au
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NP560/NP562 200mW/500mW Indoor 11g/b Wireless Booster
TYPICAL SCENARIO
RJ-45 Ethernet cable
Internet
Access Point
NP560/NP562
Indoor Wireless Booster
Broadband
Modem Router
Wireless-enabled PCs
PCs
Switch
Booster connector cable
kEY FEATURES
Dramatically increase your wireless coverage and throughput
Compatible with 802.11g/b wireless equipment
Industry standard SMA connector
Ideal for use with Wireless Access Points, Routers and Gateways with detachable aerials
ATTEN TION: The use and inst allat ion of this WiFi device must comply wit h the Australian Spectrum Management legislation which specifies that a WiFi transmitting station must not have an
Effective Radiated Power (ERP) exceeding 4-Watts.
ERP is a radio frequency signal strength field measurement and can be calculated as: Wireless device output power, less t he power lost in the antenna feed-line (antenna connection cable), plus the power gain of the antenna itself. If you are unsure about any of these parameters or how to calculate t hem, please consult your inst aller or dealer. Alternatively you can visit the Australian Communications & Media Authorit y (ACMA) website at www.acma.gov.au
Exceeding such power restriction limits is illegal and may result in undesirable radio interference which is strictly monitored by t he ACMA.
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