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# Wireless Communication

## 1. Pairing

* From the "App Launcher" screen, slide down the notification drawer from the top of the screen.

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* Select Herelink Setting .

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* Click Pair button and then hold the Pair/Reset button on Air Unit until LED2 blinks.

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## 2. **Selecting FCC/CE settings**

Select the region you are residing in or matches closest to your locations policy from Country Under Herelink Settings" main screen.

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## 3. Frequency setting

Click **FREQUENCY** in Herelink Settings screen to adjust frequency range.

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* Freq （Fixed frequency selection, used to set frequency manually）
* DL BW

  （Downlink bandwidth: select DL\_10M / DL\_20M for less interference, 20M for long diatance control. 1.4M is preferred in multiple interference scenarios）
* Uplink bandwidth: select UL\_1.4M / UL\_10M / UL\_20M for less interference, 20M for long diatance control. 1.4M is preferred in multiple interference scenarios
* Hopping

  （downlink signal hopping switch, You are advised to enable this mode to automatically select the best working frequency）
* Tx Ant （Antenna select）
* PAIR （Pair buttom）
* GET STATE （upload setting）
* FREQ SCAN （Scan the current optimal frequency）


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