Canopy Radio Internet Cabling Diagram (Older Technology)
Step 1: Plug Motorola Power Supply into your power outlet.
Step 2: Connect the cable coming from the radio outside your home (should be black) to the Motorola
Power Supply.
Step 3: Connect the Motorola Power Supply to the port on the back of your router labeled “WAN”. Some routers
are labeled differently, either saying “WAN”, “Ethernet”, “Internet”, or by being colored differently from the other
ports (blue for our example).
Step 4: Plug the A/C adapter for your router into your power outlet.
Step 5: Connect the A/C adapter to the router.
Step 6: Connect an Ethernet cable into one of your router’s open ports (could be any color, blue is used in our
example).
Step 7: Connect the Ethernet cable from your router to your desktop computer or laptop.
Step 8: In addition, if your laptop has a wireless card, you can connect to your router wirelessly.
Canopy Radio Internet Cabling Diagram (White Box)
Step 1: Plug grounded power cord into your power outlet.
Step 2: Connect the power cord to the Power Supply (white box).
Step 3: Connect the cable coming from the radio outside your home (should be black) to the port on the Power
Supply labeled “PoE Device only”.
Step 4: Plug the cross-over cable (red cable) into the port on the Power Supply next to the power cord.
Step 5: Connect the red cable to the port on the back of your router labeled “WAN”. Some routers are labeled
differently, either saying “WAN”, “Ethernet”, “Internet”, or by being colored differently from the other ports (blue
for our example).
Step 6: Plug the A/C adapter for your router into your power outlet.
Step 7: Connect the A/C adapter to the router.
Step 8: Connect an Ethernet cable into one of your router’s open ports (could be any color, blue is used in our
example).
Step 9: Connect the Ethernet cable from your router to your desktop computer or laptop.
Step 10: In addition, if your laptop has a wireless card, you can connect to your router wirelessly.
Canopy Radio Internet Cabling Diagram (Black Box)
Step 1: Plug grounded power cord into your power outlet.
Step 2: Connect the power cord to the Power Supply (black box).
Step 3: Connect the cable coming from the radio outside your home (should be black) to the port on the Power
Supply labeled “Gigabit Data+Power”.
Step 4: Plug the cross-over cable (red cable) into the port on the Power Supply labeled “Gigabit Data”.
Step 5: Connect the red cable to the port on the back of your router labeled “WAN”. Some routers are labeled
differently, either saying “WAN”, “Ethernet”, “Internet”, or by being colored differently from the other ports (blue
for our example).
Step 6: Plug the A/C adapter for your router into your power outlet.
Step 7: Connect the A/C adapter to the router.
Step 8: Connect an Ethernet cable into one of your router’s open ports (could be any color, blue is used in our
example).
Step 9: Connect the Ethernet cable from your router to your desktop computer or laptop.
Step 10: In addition, if your laptop has a wireless card, you can connect to your router wirelessly.
Ubiquiti Radio Internet Cabling Diagram
Step 1: Plug grounded power cord into your power outlet.
Step 2: Connect the power cord to the Power Supply (black box).
Step 3: Connect the cable coming from the radio outside your home (should be black) to the port on the Power
Supply labeled “POE”.
Step 4: Plug the cross-over cable (red cable) into the port on the Power Supply labeled “LAN”.
Step 5: Connect the red cable to the port on the back of your router labeled “WAN”. Some routers are labeled
differently, either saying “WAN”, “Ethernet”, “Internet”, or by being colored differently from the other ports (blue
for our example).
Step 6: Plug the A/C adapter for your router into your power outlet.
Step 7: Connect the A/C adapter to the router.
Step 8: Connect an Ethernet cable into one of your router’s open ports (could be any color, blue is used in our
example).
Step 9: Connect the Ethernet cable from your router to your desktop computer or laptop.
Step 10: In addition, if your laptop has a wireless card, you can connect to your router wirelessly.
AFTER YOU’VE CONNECTED YOUR ROUTER....
You will need to set-up your wireless network. To do this, first, open up your Network Settings (usually located
in the lower right corner of your screen by the time and date).
If you have a router we provided...On the list of available networks, find the SSID of the router, which can be
found on the label we placed on the router. This label also has your key, username, and password for accessing
our network.
If you have your own router...Search for your router’s SSID, which should have been provided with your router
along with a password. Once you have filled in the necessary fields, you will have to contact us to provide MAC
authentication. *THIS MUST BE DONE IN ORDER TO ACCESS OUR WIRELESS NETWORK, AND NEEDS
TO BE DONE ANY TIME YOU USE A NEW ROUTER.* For this and any other troubleshooting or connection
issues, please call us at 1-800-278-8936 (Option 3).