

Orbi features that do not apply to a mobile broadband connection.Log in to the Orbi router web interface.

Use the automatic Internet setup option.Connect to Your Network and Access the Router Optional: Connect your router to a wired modem.Turn on positive voltage, and then go to the regulator instead of the alternator.

This turn-on circuit energizes the regulator and will control the alternator output voltage to a maximum of approximately 14 to 14.7 volts.With a three-terminal design it usually means you have to mount an external regulator and run the corresponding wiring from the alternator to the regulator and the battery positive. Two or three smaller terminals will remain depending on the design.With the two-terminal design it usually means that a regulator is built in, and you need to attach one terminal to battery positive and the other small terminal, through some type of switch, to a positive voltage source. Connect the largest terminal of the alternator to the positive terminal of the battery the negative terminal of the battery connects to the frame (housing) of the alternator.

Step 2 - Connect the AlternatorConnect the device to a 12-volt battery to provide stability in the system. The coils can't be grounded (Shorted out) to the housing they ride in or have a broken or burned out internal wire that prevents current from passing through them.Checking the shunt field coil resistance.Checking series field coil resistance.The armature is tested like any armature.Ī large percentage of the alternators come with internal regulators to control the charging rate, so try and pick one of these up to keep hook up and installation to a minimum. All this means, to us, is that there are two sets of coils to test. Also check the grounds and all the wire connections for corrosion.Below are some wiring diagrams, showing how this starter works and how it changes from starter to a Generator/Dynamo.Starter/Generator (Dynamo) Wiring.Starter/Dynamo and Associated Circuits.The starter/generator has coils wired in series for the starting of the engine and then it also has coils wired in Parallel or Shunt, to generate power once the engine is running. If nothing happens check and make sure the brushes are in good condition. Why pay $200 to get a $100 bike going? You probably can still get a lot of the parts but, it's just not worth it.If you do get a hold of one of these bikes you will need a good, fully charged 12 volt battery, in the system, for it to run.
