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Starlink Ethernet Adapter for Wired External Network (01560575-001)

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Included Starlink Base is good for: No cost as it is included in your kit. Can be secured to a structure thanks to pre-drilled mounting holes on the legs. Depending on the inside diameter of your J-Mount, you might need some spacer material or a bolt to fully secure the Starlink mast. Electrical tape will work just fine. The manual says that the power converter should be at least 150W. I understand that in my case I buy a “step-up converter” 12V -> 48V/56V, which has 4-6A and therefore over 200W. This is understandable to me. Because the system needs POE to power the dish it’s not as simple as just cutting the cable and attaching a a standard router since they are not designed to provide POE power.

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I‘ve built my 12 volt-system with my own router as you described in your video. Now I tested the system and the dish is working, means the dish moves to horizontal position. I can tell now, that my 120V AC POE Injector is powering dishy. Starlink app shows “DISCONNECTED”. But even with matching subnet’s and matching SSID, it won’t connect. My old DLink configuration says, no Internet cable is plugged into the WAN port, though it certainly is.I could use some help, please. I’ve completed everything. Cables made, items procured. And tested, tried. And I can’t get to even the first hop 192.168.100.1

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Caught your comment in the video about an external port and found this weather resistent SmartPlug RV Internet Inlet – https://www.etrailer.com/RV-Power-Inlets/SmartPlug/SM38FR.html The Starlink Power Supply and router does two things. First it broadcasts the internet WiFi signal. And second it takes in 120 volt AC power and converts the voltage down to 48-56 volts. As of November 2021 Spacex / Starlink started supplying a smaller "Generation 2" rectangular dish. It is 19" x 12" with a similar mast diameter to the original. It is a significant improvement in design because you now have a choice as to whether the cable should exit above the pole (that it is being installed on) or be routed down inside the pole. In the case of the latter, which in most cases would be the neater option anyway, it actually makes the pole 1.5" pole coupler even more suitable because more of the Starlink's pole (up to about 14.5cm of it) can be inserted into our recommended coupler which results in an even more stable install. For installations where you might need more height than the roof peak offers, or for those without shingle roofs, a Chimney Mount might be a good solution. Chimney Mount’s use your existing chimney to secure a pole for mounting the Starlink dish. So I have tried using this POE Injector as the one you use in the article is unavailable in the UK.You can then proceed to set-up the Access Points in Standalone mode, using a Controller or with a Cloudkey. Please note the Cloudkey would also need to be plugged into the PoE switch.

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