Question 1

Is a PoE power supply adapter included with this?

Accepted Answer

Yes....seems like all the "flat" radios include a PoE supply, but the "round" radios (Bullets) do not include power supplies or antennas.

Question 2

Does this unit have to be used with an antenna or is the antenna integrated within the unit?

Accepted Answer

You do not need to add an antenna. You do however have to have another Ubiquty device on the other side of the wireless bridge. The range between the two devices is miles and you don't need any additional antennas. You may need to tweek the attenuation on each end and make sure they're facing each other.

Question 3

Has anyone had an issue of not being able to connect to this device through the PoE injector?  I just bought two of these and I cannot connect to either.  Yes, my laptop is set to static IP in the 192.168.1.x subnet.  Tech support has been lacking.  They can't seem to get the fact that I cannot establish a physical connection.  My LAN adapter always says "network cable unplugged".  I have tried many different cables and two laptops.  All cables tested good with ethernet tester, but if I test through the PoE injector I get an open on pins 4,5,7,8.  This is the same on both PoE injectors.

Accepted Answer

It takes a couple of minutes for the units to "boot up".  Try this connection pattern.. power injector connected to a network switch port ant your laptop connected to another port of same switch.  It looks as if your laptop is either trying to connect at gigabit speed (10 or 100 only on the AP) or not auto connecting to a crossover configuration (the switch will take care of both.

Question 4

How far can it go and still have the advertised real throughput of 150mb/s assuming there is some trees in the way without perfect line of sight? - Has anyone tested the max distance you can get ~150mb/s both with and without line of sight blockage?

Accepted Answer

I bought this a while back to link my house and my parents house.  I didn't know there was a hill between our house so I can't use it for my purpose.  You can use this link to calculate the distance and elevation airlink dot ubnt dot com.  Don't get your hope up for 150Mbps though.  I got around 70-90Mbps for going through a few walls.

Question 5

i need to know about the numbers of users connected to the device, u can give me a number?

Accepted Answer

It all depends on what speeds you are getting.  If your speed test is high, then many users.  Keep in mind, this is a point to point device.  If you are using it as an access point for multiple client radios, it should be unlimited.  This is not a WiFi access point

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