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R703       *Use specific Ethernet port for roboRIO. The roboRIO Ethernet port must be connected to either

A.      the wireless bridge port labeled “18-24v PoE” for OpenMesh radios (either directly, via a network switch, via an RPM, or via a Cat5 Ethernet pigtail).

B.      the port labeled “RIO” of a VH-109 radio via (either directly, or via a Cat5 Ethernet pigtail) an RPM, passive PoE injector cable or adapter (whether or not it is used to power the radio), or an Ethernet cable with the appropriate wires removed on the roboRIO end. All wires or adapters used must be fully insulated.

C.      the port labeled “AUX 1” or “AUX 2” of a VH-109 radio with the corresponding DIP switch in the off (default) position (either directly, or via a Cat5 Ethernet pigtail).

Note: Placing a switch between the roboRIO and radio may impede the ability for FIELD STAFF to troubleshoot roboRIO connection issues on the FIELD. Teams may be asked to connect directly between the radio and the roboRIO as part of troubleshooting efforts.

If not using the “RIO” port of the VH-109, it is strongly recommended to cover the port to prevent accidental damage to devices such as laptops which may occur if attached to this port.

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R703       *Use specific Ethernet port for roboRIO. The roboRIO Ethernet port must be connected to either

A.      the wireless bridge port labeled “18-24v PoE” for OpenMesh radios (either directly, via a network switch, via an RPM, or via a Cat5 Ethernet pigtail).

B.      the port labeled “RIO” of a VH-109 radio via (either directly, or via a Cat5 Ethernet pigtail) an RPM, passive PoE injector cable or adapter (whether or not it is used to power the radio), or an Ethernet cable with the appropriate wires removed on the roboRIO end. All wires or adapters used must be fully insulated.

C.      the port labeled “AUX 1” or “AUX 2” of a VH-109 radio with the corresponding DIP switch in the off (default) position (either directly, or via a Cat5 Ethernet pigtail).

Note: Placing a switch between the roboRIO and radio may impede the ability for FIELD STAFF to troubleshoot roboRIO connection issues on the FIELD. Teams may be asked to connect directly between the radio and the roboRIO as part of troubleshooting efforts.

If not using the “RIO” port of the VH-109, it is strongly recommended to cover the port to prevent accidental damage to devices such as laptops which may occur if attached to this port.