Tilgin Home Gateway
HG2280 HG2380 series
Quick Guide
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Tilgin AB
Box 1240
16428 Kista, Sweden
Tel: +46 (0)8 572 38600
Fax: +46 (0)8 572 38500
For more company, product and contact info:
www.tilginsolutions.com
This product is developed and manufactured by Tilgin AB.
Document Product Number: 13652280
Content Version: K 18-06-05
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Table of Contents
1. Introduction .................................................................................................. 2
2. Delivered with the home gateway ................................................................. 2
3. Home Gateway Overview ............................................................................. 3
3.1. Home Gateway cable attachments ............................................................... 3
3.2. Home Gateway Interfaces ............................................................................ 3
3.3. LEDs Front ................................................................................................... 4
4. Installing your Home Gateway...................................................................... 5
4.1 Connecting to the Internet (WAN) ................................................................ 6
4.2 Connect the power cord to the AC/DC adapter ............................................ 6
4.3 Automatic Provisioning ................................................................................. 6
4.4 Connecting a computer to your Home Gateway ........................................... 7
4.4.1 Connecting a computer by Ethernet cable ................................................... 7
4.4.2 Connecting a computer by using WLAN(Wireless LAN) ............................... 7
4.4.2.1 Configuring WLAN Client for computer devices ........................................... 8
4.5 Configuring your computer/device ................................ ................................ 8
4.6 Connecting phones / equipment ................................................................... 9
4.7 Connecting a DECT handset to the home gateway ...................................... 9
4.8 Locating a DECT handset .......................................................................... 10
4.9 Mount the home gateway to the wall .......................................................... 10
5. Troubleshooting Tips .................................................................................. 11
6. Safety Information ...................................................................................... 11
7. Safety Recommendations .......................................................................... 12
8. Power Supply ............................................................................................. 13
9. Technical Specifications ............................................................................. 14
10. Environmental Information ......................................................................... 15
11. Warranty ..................................................................................................... 15
12. Notice of Copyright and Patent Protection ................................................. 15
13. Acronyms ................................................................................................... 15
14. Declaration of Conformity ........................................................................... 16
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1. Introduction
The home gateway you have received enables services provided by your operator and can
become the full service node in your home.
This Quick Start Guide contains start-up instructions for installing Tilgin Home Gateway
HG2280 and HG2380 series.
When following the instructions to connect and start-up the home gateway it will automatically
connect to your operator´s network for enabling services offered by your operator. If
provided, check the instructions from your operator for additional steps needed when
connecting and powering up the device.
Quick Guide available on:
http://www.tilginsolutions.com/company/support/
2. Delivered with the home gateway
Confirm that you have received the following:
Content in packages for H2280 HG2380 models
All models:
Specific
Qty
HG2280 or HG2380 series gateway
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AC/DC adapter: Output 12V/2.5 A or 12V/2.0A
1
Ethernet cable white
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Quick Guide (this document)
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EULA, End User License Terms and Conditions
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Software pre-installed
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Your operator might also include additional cables or country specific phone
plugs.
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3. Home Gateway Overview
3.1. Home Gateway cable attachments
See more instructions below.
3.2. Home Gateway Interfaces
Pos
Interface
Function
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DSL
Connects to WAN (Internet) using ADSL2+ or VDSL2
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LAN ports:
1, 2, 3, 4
Connects Ethernet cables (RJ-45) to the home computers and
other devices
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WAN
Connects to WAN (Internet) using Ethernet
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Reset button
Button for factory reset
5
Phone1 and 2
Connects analogue phones or fax equipment
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USB Host Ports
1 and 2
Connects USB Device
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Power Input
Connects the power adapter
8
ON / OFF button
Button for turning the home gateway on or off
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Wireless
LAN(WLAN) ON
/ OFF
Turn wireless LAN (WLAN) ON or OFF with short press.
Activate Wireless Protected Setup (WPS) with push for 10
seconds.
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Locate handsets
Press to page (locate) all connected handsets.
Note that some product versions have a subset of the interfaces described above
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3.3. LEDs Front
Front LEDs indicates the home gateway and its connection status.
Note that some product versions have a subset of the LEDs described above
LED
Signaling
Indication
Power
Not applicable to
HG2382
ORANGE, Stable
Normal operation
ORANGE, Rapid flash
Upgrading or connecting to operator
RED, Stable
Not ready, boot in progress
RED, Slow flash
Connection to operator failed
OFF
No power
Power
HG2382 only
GREEN, Stable
Normal operation
ORANGE, Rapid flash
Upgrading or connecting to operator
ORANGE, Stable
Not ready, boot in progress
ORANGE, Slow flash
Connection to operator failed
OFF
No power
Internet
GREEN, Stable
Internet Connectivity Established
RED, Stable
No internet Connectivity
LAN
GREEN, Stable
Link 10/100M/1000M
GREEN, Rapid flash
Traffic activity
OFF
No link
WLAN
GREEN, Stable
Wireless function enabled.
GREEN, Slow flash
WPS in progress
GREEN, Short flash
WPS succeeded
GREEN, Rapid flash
WPS failed
OFF
Wireless function disabled
USB
GREEN, Stable
Connection established
OFF
No device connected/detected
Phone
Where applicable
GREEN, Stable
Off – hook
GREEN, Short flash
Ringing
GREEN, Rapid flash
N/A
OFF
Disconnect / on-hook
DECT
Where applicable
GREEN, Stable
The telephone service is available
GREEN, Short flash
Message waiting
GREEN, Rapid flash
One or more telephone services failed
OFF
VoIP account not registered
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4. Installing your Home Gateway
When the home gateway is connected, it will automatically be provisioned by your operator.
However, the level of configuration can vary from a completely automatic configuration to full
manual configuration, depending on what your operator offers.
Follow the specific configuration instructions you may have received from your operator.
The home gateway use Web GUI pages for local configuration with your computer. Pages
available in the Web GUI depend on your operator’s offering.
Home gateways and power supplies are electrical devices that can overheat without
ventilation.
Place standing or wall mounted on a firm and flat surface and do not cover or crowd them
with objects or clothing that prevents good ventilation.
For best WiFi performance place the unit standing up in a high and free position, preferably in
a central location of the home.
Home gateways must always be installed away from heat sources and direct sunlight.
The flowchart below describes the procedures to install your home gateway and is explained
in detail on the following pages.
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4.1 Connecting to the Internet (WAN)
The operator might offer Internet access using either ADSL2+, VDSL2 or Ethernet access.
Please refer to the documentation provided by the operator for information on how to connect
the device to Internet (WAN).
For Internet access using ADSL2+ and VDSL2 technology the internet network cable should
be connected to outlet 1 (on the gateway) and to the ADSL2+/VDSL2 outlet offered by the
operator, normally the phone socket on the wall. In many cases a splitter must be connected
between the gateway and the phone socket on the wall, please refer to instructions provided
by the operator for proper connection.
For internet access using Ethernet technology the internet network cable should be
connected to outlet #3 (on the gateway) and to the Ethernet access port offered by the
operator.
Note that either outlet 1 or outlet 3 should be used, not both.
If your gateway first has connected to Internet using ADSL2+ or VDSL2 technology and you
later switch to connecting to Internet using Ethernet, or vice versa, the following steps are
needed.
- Connect and use the correct WAN cable as described above
- Remove the old WAN cable on the gateway
- Restart the gateway by turning off and on the power of the gateway using the ON/OFFButton (#8).
4.2 Connect the power cord to the AC/DC adapter
1. Connect the AC/DC adapter power cord to the power connector (#7) on the backside of
the unit.
2. Plug the power cord into a power outlet.
3. Push the ON/OFF-Button (#8) on the backside to ON
4. Check that the power LED on the front side is lit (red).
4.3 Automatic Provisioning
When the home gateway is properly connected, an automatic configuration will begin.
The home gateway is pre-loaded with software but it will always download newer software
and settings from your operator.
Just wait until the power LED turns stable orange, which normally takes a few minutes, but
may take up to 30 minutes. If the LED still has not turned stable orange after 30 minutes,
then reboot (push power ON/OFF-button). If problem persists, contact your operator.
For more information about the LED status, see LEDs Front.
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4.4 Connecting a computer to your Home Gateway
There are two ways to connect a computer to your home gateway, either with the Ethernet
cable or by using WLAN (Wireless Local Area Network).
Other Ethernet devices or WLAN enabled clients may use same methods to connect.
Note: Some computers can have problems when connecting both Ethernet and WLAN
simultaneously.
4.4.1 Connecting a computer by Ethernet cable
Connect the Ethernet port on your computer with an Ethernet cable to one of the LAN ports
marked LAN 1 – LAN 4.
4.4.2 Connecting a computer by using WLAN(Wireless LAN)
WPS method
The Tilgin Home Gateway supports the Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) feature to make it
easy to set up a secure wireless home network.
Two WPS methods are supported, PIN and Push Button Connect (PBC).
If your wireless device/adapter supplier does not support WPS setup, the WLAN connection
with the home gateway can be setup manually.
WPS-PIN method
-Enable the WLAN by pressing the WiFi-button once (see picture in 3.2 #9). The
WLAN LED on the front will turn green when enabled.
-Enter the PIN code, provided by your wireless device/adapter supplier, in the local
Web GUI of the home gateway.
WPS-PBC method
- Enable the WLAN by pressing the WiFi button once. The WLAN LED on the front
will turn green when enabled.
- Press the WiFi button again for 5-10 seconds to enable the PBC function on the
home gateway.
- Press the PBC button on your wireless device/adaptor.
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Manual method
The WLAN settings are configured manually according to operator specific WLAN settings
or by using the default WLAN settings of the home gateway.
Note: Your wireless device/adaptor usually has a connection guide or wizard that will guide
you through configuration and connecting to the home gateway.
You should follow these instructions and take into account any WLAN security level settings
provided by your operator.
If the instructions provided with the WLAN client fail, and/or your operator does not
recommend specific WLAN settings, use the default WLAN port settings described in
chapter 4.4.2.1 Configuring WLAN Client for computer devices.
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4.4.2.1 Configuring WLAN Client for computer devices
The Wireless LAN configuration is dependent on your computer/operating system. For more
detailed instructions refer to your computer operating systems Help.
If you have received instructions from your operator regarding WLAN security level settings,
you should follow these instructions when running the WLAN configuration.
If the configuration fail, and/or your operator do not recommend specific WLAN settings, use
the default WLAN port settings below.
Default WLAN port settings
Check that the parameters for WLAN are set according to SSID and WPA key found on the
casing label on the back of the home gateway.
SSID = Tilgin -<12 random characters>
Example: Tilgin-1wa23sbg9skm
Channel = Auto
Note: Your operator may instruct you to use a WPA key that they provide to you, or use the
WPA key printed on the label on the backside of the home gateway.
Make sure your WLAN profile is saved, and make sure your computer network settings are
configured properly.
4.5 Configuring your computer/device
Your computer must be configured properly to be able to connect to the Internet and the
computers network card and network properties must be configured to obtain an IP address
from the home gateway’s built-in DHCP server.
This means that you must check that your computer network settings are set to TCP/IP
protocol and that the IP address will be obtained automatically.
For detailed instructions how to set up your home network check instructions/Help for your
operating system on your computer.
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4.6 Connecting phones / equipment
You can connect your analogue phones/equipment to the home gateway.
The devices connected to the gateway are adapted for VoIP calls.
Mind that you might need a country specific phone plug and a special phone cable (both
supplied by your operator) to connect multiple analogue devices.
If your services do not include telephony, contact your operator.
Connecting a single analogue phone/equipment
Connect the phone directly to a phone port (see picture in 3.2 #5).
Connecting multiple analogue phones/equipment
All of the phones in your household can be connected to the home gateway using a country
specific phone plug and a special phone cable.
Each port can handle up to five devices in cascade. In this case, DO NOT connect any of the
home gateway phone ports directly to the phone socket on the wall.
Plug the special cable into one of the phone ports (#5) and then into the specific phone plug
connected to the main phone socket on the wall.
DO NOT use an ordinary phone cable for this purpose. It requires a special Phone cable and
can be different from country to country.
This option must be supported in your country and by your operator
4.7 Connecting a DECT handset to the home gateway
If your home gateway is equipped with a built in DECT base station, you can connect DECT
handsets to your home gateway. For the handsets to work properly, they should support
either the CAT-iq or the GAP standard. This is true for most handsets on the market that are
reasonably new. It might also be the case that your operator provides a handset together with
the home gateway.
To connect (or pair) a handset to the home gateway, press the “Page” button (see picture in
3.2 #10) on the home gateway for 5-10 seconds, the DECT LED will start flashing when the
pairing function is activated. Now set the DECT handset in registration mode from the menu
of the handset.
If the handset asks for a PIN to identify itself to the home gateway, use “0000” which is the
default PIN.
When the pairing is completed, the DECT LED on the home gateway will stop flashing, and
the handset will signal that pairing is completed.
Up to 6 handsets can be connected to the home gateway by repeating the procedure above
for each handset.
If you have several phone numbers you can change to which phone number a specific
handset should be associated from the local GUI of the home gateway.
Note that different handsets behave in different ways and that the description above is a
generic description for “any” handset. For details, see the user guide for your DECT handset,
or the information received from the operator if the handset was provided together with the
gateway.
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4.8 Locating a DECT handset
A feature in the home gateway allows you to located connected DECT handsets.
To locate the handsets press and release the “Page” button on the home gateway. All
connected handsets will start ringing. Press and release the button again to turn off paging
immediately, or wait until paging stops automatically.
4.9 Mount the home gateway to the wall
1. Screw two suitable screws to the wall. The screws should be in a horizontal position and
with a distance of 178mm. The distance between the screw head and the wall should be
approximately 4mm. This could be adjusted depending on the wall structure. Fig 1.
2. Attach the gateway to the screws. Fig 2.
Fig 1
Fig 2
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5. Troubleshooting Tips
If the home gateway is not working as expected, please try out the following troubleshooting
tips.
• Check that all cables are connected properly.
• Check if the power LED is lit. If not, switch the On/Off button to On.
• If the power LED has not turned stable orange within 30 minutes reboot (push power
On/Off). If the power LED still has not turned stable orange after reboot, contact your
service operator.
• If the Internet indicator (front of the home gateway) does not lit green check the Ethernet
cable is properly connected (WAN connection, see picture in 3.1).
• Verify that the LEDs lights according to the table shown in 3.3.
• Verify that you can hear a dial tone after hooking off the Telephone receiver. If not check
that the Telephone line cord from the Telephone is connected to one of the phone ports.
• When there is slow, or no connection over WLAN, push the WLAN button (WLAN Off.
Now press the WLAN button again (WLAN On). The Auto channel feature then searches
for the best channel and select it.
•If these actions still do not solve the problem, contact your operator or the vendor
that supplied your home gateway.
6. Safety Information
Tilgin AB products are designed and tested to meet the international Safety of Information
Technology Equipment standard. This standard provides general safety design requirements
that reduce the risk of both personal injury and product injury, protecting against the following
hazards:
Electric shock (hazardous voltage levels)
Fire (overload, temperature, material flammability)
Energy (high energy circuits or potential burn hazards)
Heat (accessible parts of the product at high temperatures)
Radiation (noise, etc.)
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7. Safety Recommendations
When using the product and to ensure general safety, you are instructed to follow these
guidelines:
• Use only the power supply adapter that comes with the package. Replacement power
supply adapters can be obtained from an authorized Tilgin distributor.
• Do not open or disassemble this product.
• Place on a firm and flat surface.
• Gateways and power supplies are electrical devices that can overheat without ventilation.
Do not cover or crowd them with objects or clothing that prevents good ventilation.
• Do not expose the product to liquid or moisture.
• Do not expose the product to lit candles, cigarettes, open flames, etc.
• Do not drop, throw or try to bend the product.
• Do not allow children to play with the product, as it contains small parts that could be
detached and create a choking hazard.
• Use only original Tilgin components and replacements parts. Failure to do so may result
in performance loss, damage to the product, fire, electric shock or injury. It will also
invalidate the warranty.
• Avoid using the unit during an electrical storm. There may be a remote risk of electric
shock from lightning.
• Treat the product with care, keep it in a clean and dust free place. Use only a soft, damp
cloth to clean the product.
All use of the product is subject to the Safety Recommendations above.
Tilgin waives all and any liability for damages caused to i) the product or any other property
or ii) yourself or any other individual as a consequence of using the product in ways that
deviate from the safety recommendations set out above.
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8. Power Supply
Do not use any other power supply than the one delivered by Tilgin. Using the wrong power
supply could be hazardous to you or the product.
The power supply shall be installed near the gateway and shall be easily accessible.
The power supply is approved by one or more of the following safety organizations:
1. 2.
3. 4.
Power supplies defined for these products.
1. For EU
CSEC: CS30B120250FGF, Input: 100-240V 50/60Hz 0.8A;
Output: 12V 2.5A, supplied by Chou Sen Electronics (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd.
2. For UK
CSEC: CS30B120250FBF, Input: 100-240V 50/60Hz 0.8A;
Output: 12V 2.5A, supplied by Chou Sen Electronics (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd.
3. For EU
CSEC: CS24E120200FGF, Input: 100-240V 50/60Hz 0.8A;
Output: 12V 2.0A, supplied by Chou Sen Electronics (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd.
4. For UK
CSEC: CS24E120200FBF, Input: 100-240V 50/60Hz 0.8A;
Output: 12V 2.0A, supplied by Chou Sen Electronics (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd.
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9. Technical Specifications
Max dimension, CPE
W x H x D = 221x158x62mm
Max dimension, Giftbox
W x H x D = 305x68x168mm
Weight, Giftbox
0.92kg
Operating voltage
See the supplied power adapter
Operating frequency
See the supplied power adapter
Temperature
Operating
0°C to 40°C
32°F to 104°F
Non-operating:
-20°C to 60°C
-4°F to 140°F
Humidity (relative, noncondensing)
Operating
10% to 90%,
Non-operating
5% to 95%
Frequency Band
According to Directive 2014/53/EU
Maximum Radio-Frequency Power (EIRP)
According to Directive 2014/53/EU
WiFi 2412 – 2472MHz
WiFi 5150 – 5250MHz
WiFi 5250 – 5350MHz
WiFi 5470 – 5725MHz
DECT 1880 – 1900MHz
WiFi 100mW
WiFi 200mW
WiFi 100mW
WiFi 200mW
DECT 250mW
This device is restricted to indoor use when operating in the 5150 MHz - 5350 MHz frequency
range in following countries.
BE
EL
LT
PT
BG
ES
LU
RO
CZ
FR
HU
SI
DK
HR
MT
SK
DE
IT
NL
FI
EE
CY
AT
SE
IE
LV
PL
UK
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10. Environmental Information
The equipment you purchased has required the extraction and use of natural resources for its
production. It may contain substances that are hazardous to your health and to the
environment. To avoid putting such substances into our environment and to reduce pressure
on our natural resources, we ask that you reuse or recycle your end-life equipment by using
an accredited electronics take-back system.
The symbols below indicate that this product should be reused or recycled and not simply
discarded. Please locate and use an appropriate reuse and recycling site. If you need more
information on collection, reuse and recycling systems, contact your local or regional waste
administration. You may also contact your operator for more information on the
environmental performances of these products.
11. Warranty
No warranty, express or implied, with respect to the product is extended directly to you from
or on behalf of Tilgin AB. Limited warranties may be granted to you by the equipment
provider in its capacity as reseller of the product. Please contact your equipment provider for
information regarding warranties for the product.
12. Notice of Copyright and Patent Protection
This product incorporates technology, which is copyrighted, patented, or otherwise protected
under intellectual property laws and treaties and proprietary to Tilgin AB or Tilgin’s §third
party licensors. All use of the products is subject to the applicable End User License Terms
and Conditions provided in conjunction with the product.
13. Acronyms
ADSL2+
WAN access using high speed modem technology.
DECT
Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications
DHCP
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
GUI
Graphical User Interface
LAN
Local Area Network
LED
Light Emitting Diode
PBC Method
Push Button Connect method
SSID
Service Set Identifier
VDSL2
WAN access using very high speed modem technology.
VoIP
Voice over IP
WAN
Wide Area Network
Wi-Fi
Trademark for Wi-Fi Alliance
WLAN
Wireless Local Area Network
WPA
Wi-Fi Protected Access
WPS
Wi-Fi Protected Setup
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14. Declaration of Conformity
CE Declaration of Conformity available on: http://www.tilginsolutions.com/company/support/
Declaring Organization:
Tilgin AB
Box 1240
164 28 Kista
Sweden
Product Name: Home Gateway
Product Model Name: HG2280 series, HG2380 series
We, Tilgin AB, declare under the sole responsibility that the above named product conforms to the essential
requirements of the European Union Directives below.
2014/53/EU The Radio Equipment Directive
2014/30/EU The Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive
2014/35/EU The Low Voltage Directive
2011/65/EU RoHS Directive
The following harmonized standards are those to which the product’s conformance has been verified.
EMC Portion – VDSL, LAN, FXS EN 55032:2012
VoIP, USB EN 55024:2010
EN 61000-3-2:2014
EN 61000-3-3:2013
EMC Portion – DECT EN 301489-17 V3.2.0
EN 301489-1 V2.2.0
EMC Portion – 2.4GHz % 5GHz WiFi EN 301489-17 V3.2.0
EN 301489-1 V2.2.0
EN 301489-6 V2.2.0
RF Portion – DECT EN 301406 V2.2.2
RF Portion – 2,4GHz WLAN EN 300328 V2.1.1
RF Portion – 5GHz WLAN EN 301893 V2.0.7
Health Portion – DECT EN 301406 V2.2.2
Health Portion – 2.4GHz WiFi EN 300328 V2.1.1
Health Portion – 5GHz WiFi EN 301893 V2.0.7
Safety Portion EN 60950-1:2006+A11:2009+A1:2010+A12:2011+A2:2013
RF Safety Portion EN 50385:2002
Transmitter frequency: WiFi 2412-2472 MHz Max EIRP 100mW
Transmitter frequency: WiFi 5150-5250 MHz Max EIRP 200mW
Transmitter frequency: WiFi 5250-5350 MHz Max EIRP 100mW
Transmitter frequency: WiFi 5470-5725 MHz Max EIRP 200mW
Transmitter frequency: DECT 1880–1900 MHz Max EIRP 250mW
Michael Gustavsson
VP Product and Service Management Tilgin AB
June 1, 2017
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Manufacturer: Importer:
Tilgin AB Tilgin AB
Box 1240 Box 1240
164 28 Kista 164 28 Kista
Sweden Sweden
Copyright © 2017 Tilgin AB
All rights reserved. This Quick Guide and any associated
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rights reserved. Under the copyright laws this Quick Guide,
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