The Airbridge is a simple device that has one socket at the back which should connect to the Powershot. An aerial is connected to the back, but in some cases this may be removed and an external aerial fitted
On the front there are three lights which indicate the basic operation of the Airbridge
Tx/Rx (Blue) - This indicates that the Airbridge is communicating with the Access node and should flash regularly
PWR (Green) - Indicates that the Airbridge is switched on and should be steady on
Eth (Amber) - Indicate that the Airbridge is connected to a Computer or Router. It should flash with network activity.
| Fault | Possible Cause | Remedial Action |
| PWR light off | Powershot is not connected to mains | Check power-supply is plugged into mains and connected o Powershot | Powershot is not connected to the Airbridge | Check connection between Powershot and Airbridge |
| Powershot is faulty | Contact RASP | |
| Eth Light off | Powershot is not connected to computer/router | Powershot is nor connected to Airbridge (PWR will be off also) |
| Computer/Router is faulty | Test by substituting alternative computer if available | |
| Powershot is faulty | Contact RASP | |
| TX/RX light off | Aerial Disconnected | Check connection at back of Airbridge | Access Point turned off | Contact RASP |
| Airbridge out of range |
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