FlexWash LAN
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IP Assignment
Our FlexWash subnet is 172.16.184.0/24. Static Range: 172.16.184.1–172.16.184.199 (reserve .1 for the gateway; .0 is the network address, .255 is broadcast, don’t use either). All the devices we know of are programmed in this range. Dynamic Range: 172.16.184.200–172.16.184.254. Devices in this range are assigned by DHCP, which typically means that we don’t recognize them. Devices that we send commands to need to be in the static range, for example the tunnel controller. Devices that only issue commands can be in this range, for example pay tablets.Example Installation

Check our Flexwash Queues article.
Coordinator Wiring
Depending on the model, the coordinator must be wired according to these specs:

Switch Wiring
The switch must be wired according to this spec. Note ports 1 and 2 are special. Make sure unused ports are covered with the provided dust protectors to prevent damage.
Edge Switch

- Camera
- RFID Reader
- Access Point
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Gate Controller
Edge Switch Port 1 must be connected back to the main switch.On the main switch, this cable must be plugged into Port 17 or above.

Battery Backup & Surge Protection
Car Washes use heavy electrical equipment and 3 phase power supplies. This
increases the risk of power surges. Just one electrical spike can damage your
essential equipment. It is very important to make sure you use the provided
UPC correctly. Make sure ONLY FLEXWASH EQUIPMENT is plugged into this power
supply. If you overload this power supply it will NOT work correctly.
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The battery backup is only for transient protection but should give you around 30 minutes of failover during a power outage.