Indicators and what they mean

1.Check Battery Indicator - This indicator lights when ReSource® has detected a weak or worn out battery during the self-test which occurs every time the ReSource® is powered on by the master switch. If this indicator lights, you should:

•Let the ReSource® charge for at least 12 hours. ReSource® must be plugged in and switched on ("Powered” light must be on) for the battery to charge.

•Retest the battery by turning the switch off and then on again. The unit will run a 7-second self-test to determine the strength of the battery.

•If the “Check Battery” light stays on at the completion of the self-test, the battery must be replaced. Contact your Belkinsales representative for information and obtaining a replacement battery. Battery Part # F5C500-B, # F5C510-B, # F5C520-B

2.Surge Protected Indicator - This indicator shows the status of your surge protection circuitry. This indicator lights when your ReSource® has full surge protection. If this light is not on, the unit has absorbed a power surge and needs to be replaced. Please contact Belkin Components for a replacement.

3.Wiring OK Indicator - This indicator lights when there is a good ground circuit and correct polarity in the building wiring. If this light does not come on you should consult an electrician to examine the building wiring. Connecting a Belkin ReSource® to an improperly grounded outlet will void all Belkin Components warranties. Do not attempt to use a “3 prong to 2 prong with ground screw adapter” to bypass the ground pin as this will void all Belkin Components warranties as well.

Installing Shutdown Software

Shutdown Software - This software closes all open files and saves them during a power failure. The software is also installation friendly. To install:

•Charge ReSource® 2-4 hours before installing software.

•Connect RS232 cable to PC.

•Turn on ReSource® and boot up your computer.

•Insert RUPS CD into CD drive.

•Wait for (RUPS for Windows® 95/98 Setup) to appear on screen.

•Follow installation commands.

Note: If (Connection error! Please check UPS cable, then restart Windows) appears on screen, check RS232 cable to see whether it is connected securely and properly.

Other Features

1.15 amp Circuit Breaker - Located above the main power switch and recessed for safety. If ReSource® is overloaded it will trigger this circuit breaker and disconnect power. To restore power simply unplug one piece of equipment and push the circuit breaker button in. Your ReSource® should stay powered. If not, consult the Amperage ratings on the connected devices and confirm that they do not exceed 15 amps total. Usually computers are 1-4 amps, fax machines 1-3, and most devices are below 2. You should not have a problem plugging in all your devices.

2.10Base-T Network Protection - Protects against surges coming through the network RJ45 line and damaging your computer. ReSource® will protect 10Base-T lines. A 5 ft. CAT 5 cable is included.

3.Solid State Phone/Fax/Modem Protection - Maximum protection for your RJ11 line. ReSource® uses a solid-state-sidactor which provides maximum protection with twice the clamping speed of an MOV. A 6 ft. phone cord is included.

4.Full Time Surge Suppression - ReSource® provides 1260 Joules of 3 line AC surge protection on all 8 outlets. Surge protection is always there, even if the main power is switched off.

5.Instant Back-Up Power Supply - 4 outlets are labeled as back-up power supply. These outlets will receive 120 volts of power when battery is in use. Do not plug any devices into these outlets that are not critical when utility power is cut. The more devices powered by the battery, the shorter the back-up time. If possible, only plug your monitor and PC into these outlets and save the rest for emergencies.

Troubleshooting

 

 

 

 

Symptom

 

Cause

 

Solution

ReSource® will not stay powered long

1.

Battery is weak.

1.

Recharge battery for 12 hours.

enough to save and close.

2.

Too many devices plugged into instant

2.

Unplug unnecessary devices from

 

 

battery back-up outlets.

 

battery back-up outlets.

 

 

 

 

 

“Wiring OK” light is out.

1.

Outlet that ReSource® is plugged into is

1.

Try another outlet in the area, if

 

 

not properly grounded or has polarity

 

results are the same, call an

 

 

crossed.

 

electrician to check the wiring of the

 

 

 

 

building.

 

 

 

 

 

ReSource® battery back-up reacts to

1.

The voltage in the building is bad, or

1.

Plug ReSource® into an outlet that

undervoltages constantly and beeps

 

there is a heavy load on the outlet

 

does not have a heavy load (heavy

three to four times a day.

 

ReSource® is connected to.

 

load means an air conditioner or a

 

 

 

 

refrigerator are on the same circuit

 

 

 

 

as that outlet). Have an electrician

 

 

 

 

check to see if your power supply is

 

 

 

 

bad, if so, a line conditioner may be

 

 

 

 

required.

ReSource® is turned on and it beeps

1.

Battery is weak.

1.

Turn off ReSource® for a minimum

continuously.

 

 

 

of 30 minutes to recharge battery.

 

 

 

 

 

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F5C520, F5C510 specifications

Belkin has established a reputation for offering high-quality networking products, and the F5C510 and F5C520 powerline adapters showcase this commitment. These devices enable users to extend their home network using existing electrical wiring, providing a reliable solution for areas of the home that may be difficult to reach with traditional Wi-Fi signals.

The Belkin F5C510, known for its user-friendly setup, allows users to create a wired network connection quickly and easily. By simply plugging the adapter into a wall outlet and connecting it to a router via an Ethernet cable, users can immediately expand their network. It features a sleek and compact design, ensuring it doesn’t obstruct other outlets. The F5C510 supports data transfer speeds up to 500 Mbps, which is suitable for streaming high-definition content, online gaming, and uninterrupted video conferencing.

On the other hand, the F5C520 builds upon the capabilities of the F5C510, offering enhanced performance with dual-band technology. It supports a higher data transfer rate of up to 1000 Mbps, making it an excellent option for larger homes or environments with multiple devices demanding high bandwidth. The F5C520 is designed with improved noise filtering and advanced technology, maximizing performance over the powerline network and minimizing interference from other electronic devices.

Both models incorporate encryption for security, utilizing 128-bit AES encryption to ensure that data transmitted remains protected against unauthorized access. They also come equipped with multiple Ethernet ports for connecting multiple devices, such as gaming consoles, smart TVs, and computers, directly to the adapter for a stable connection.

Additionally, these adapters are compatible with most routers and operate seamlessly across various operating systems. This interoperability makes them an ideal choice for users looking to enhance their internet experience without the need for extensive cabling or construction.

In conclusion, the Belkin F5C510 and F5C520 are powerline adapters that combine ease of use with reliable performance. With their sleek designs, impressive data transfer speeds, and robust security features, these devices are excellent choices for anyone seeking to improve their home network efficiently and effectively. Whether for casual web browsing or demanding streaming tasks, Belkin's offerings provide a dependable solution to keep you connected.
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