FLEX-6000 Signature Series – Maestro User Guide
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4.4.13 Maestro “A” and “B” 10-15 VDC Coaxial Power Connection
The power connector accepts a 2.1mm coaxial power plug to provide 10-15 VDC at 2 amps (25W).
Maestro “A” and “B” are supplied with an AC/DC power supply with a 12V output. Also included is
a DC power cable with a 2.1mm plug and pigtails on respective ends. This cable may be used to
connect to the station power supply bus.
4.5 STARTING/STOPPING THE MAESTRO
The Maestro “C” is started by momentarily pressing and releasing the power button.
Maestro “A” and “B” are started by pressing and holding the Power button for approximately 5 to 6
seconds before releasing the button. It may take 15 more seconds before you see any screen
display (flash) or the Maestro controls begin to illuminate and it may take an additional 45 seconds
before the Maestro splash screen is displayed.
The Maestro “C” is stopped by pressing and releasing the power button. The power button LED will
turn yellow just before completing the shutdown process. Please allow the Maestro “C” to fully
shut down before removing its power source.
The Maestro “A” and “B” are stopped by pressing the Power button for a moment and then
releasing it. In normal circumstances, it can take as long as 10 to 15 seconds for the unit to
completely shut down after the screen goes blank. If a momentary press of the power button does
not shut down Maestro, press and hold the power button until the unit shuts off. This procedure
should seldom be necessary.
4.6 WIFI NETWORK SETUP
Maestro surveys the computer networks available to it at start-up. If it finds a usable network
connection, either a wired Ethernet connection or a known WiFi connection, the first screen
displayed to the user will be the Select Radio screen. But if it finds no wired Ethernet connection
and no useable WiFi connection, it displays the Choose a WiFi Network screen.
Maestro supports WPA/WPA2 WiFi security and can also connect to open (unsecured) WiFi
networks, but does not support WEP-secured WiFi networks. Wireless Protected Setup (WPS) is
not supported.
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