NETGEAR PowerLine XWNB5602, Powerline 500 XAV5401, Powerline 500 XWN5001 Installation Manual

Netgear PowerLine Range Extender Installation Guide

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The XWNB5602 is Alarm.com’s latest solution for

installing cameras in a home with WiFi dead spots.

Designed in conjunction with Netgear, this system

extends the home’s WiFi network using existing power

lines, so there is no need to run wires or do any extra

configuration. Simply plug the PassThru adapter into an

open outlet near the home’s router, and plug the WiFi

Access Point into an outlet near the camera. Wireless

camera set-up is a breeze using the WPS button on the

WiFi Access Point.

Package contents

• Powerline 500 PassThru Adapter
(XAV5401)

• Powerline 500 WiFi Access Point
(XWN5001)

• Ethernet Cables (2)

1

Power LED

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• Solid Green.
The device is
powered on.

• Blinking Green.
The device is
creating a
protected
Powerline loop.

Ethernet LED.

• Solid Green.
The PassThru
Adapter is
connected to
the network
using Ethernet.

• Off. The device
is not connected
using Ethernet.

Wireless LED

• Solid Blue. WiFi
is active.

• Blinking Blue.
The WiFi
adapter is
attempting to
create a
protected WiFi
connection.

2

Powerline LED.

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• This LED indicates the strength of the
connection between the Powerline
devices:

Green.

A fast, strong connection

is detected between the

access points.

Amber.

A medium connection is

detected between the

Powerline devices. Try

moving the Powerline

device to a different AC

outlet.

Red.

A weak, slow, or no

connection is detected

between the access

points. Try moving the

Powerline device to a

different AC outlet.

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