Router Battery Backup

maumau said:
@RonSwanson. Thanks for helping me connect the Ratel 860P.

The router's a TP link Archer C20.

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Ah yes, the C20, my father has one, great little router.
Looks like it's chow 9V at 600ma, so then port (14) is OK @ 2Amp, use (13) to select 9V.
  • Power both devices off (the TP-Link should have a white switch on the left near the power plug)
  • Plug the short cable (single end) into the port on the Ratel, the other end into the TP-Link's 9V power port (after removing the power plug into the TP-Link).
  • Power the Ratel up. Check the lights, give it like 2m or so, if no smoke then cool.
  • Then plug the other end (one of the dual plugs) into the TP-Link.
  • Power up the TP-Link using the little white button.
  • Should work then

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RonSwanson said:
Ah yes, the C20, my father has one, great little router.
Looks like it's chow 9V at 600ma, so then port (14) is OK @ 2Amp, use (13) to select 9V.
  • Power both devices off (the TP-Link should have a white switch on the left near the power plug)
  • Plug the short cable (single end) into the port on the Ratel, the other end into the TP-Link's 9V power port (after removing the power plug into the TP-Link).
  • Power the Ratel up. Check the lights, give it like 2m or so, if no smoke then cool.
  • Then plug the other end (one of the dual plugs) into the TP-Link.
  • Power up the TP-Link using the little white button.
  • Should work then

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What about the ONT?
 
Looks like my procedure gave double instructions on plugging the 9V plug into the router, sorry for that, the one below is more better:
  • Power both devices off (the TP-Link should have a white switch on the left near the power plug)
  • Plug the short cable (single end) into the port on the Ratel.
  • Power the Ratel up. Check the lights, give it like 2m or so, if no smoke then cool.
  • Then plug the other end (one of the dual plugs) into the TP-Link (after removing the old power plug plugged the TP-Link).
  • Power up the TP-Link using the little white button.
 
RonSwanson said:
I'm cool, unless you need to do other things.
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Not at all, appreciate your help :)

It's attached to the wall so this is all I can see.

The name is Raycore.

If it helps we're on Vumatel trenched.
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