Intellinet Wireless Super G 503679 manual

WI REL ESS SUP ER G OUTD OO R P o E A C CESS PO INT AND BR IDGE US E R MANU AL MODEL 5036 79 INT -503679-UM-0808-02[...]

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INTRODUC TION Thank yo u for purc hasin g the IN TELLIN ET N ET WOR K SO LUTION S ™ Wireless Super G O utdo or PoE Ac ce ss Point and B rid ge, Mo del 50 3679. This p rofes siona l Wirel ess G ac ce ss po int and br idge d eliver s a wide as sor t ment of feature s that app eal to wi reles s user s requi ring a du rable,  exible and p ower f u[...]

T ABLE OF CONTENTS HARDW ARE/CONNE CT IONS ........................................................................6 BASI C IP NE T WOR KIN G ................................................................................7 CONFI GUR A TI ON ...........................................................................................8 Basic: S ite Su[...]

Regu lator y State ment s This e quipme nt has been te sted and fo und to co mply w ith the l imits fo r a Class B digit al devic e, pursu ant to Par t 1 5 of t he Federal C ommu nic ations C omm issi on (FCC ) Rule s. Thes e limits a re desi gned to pr ovide rea sonab le protec tio n against harmful inter ference in a residential installation. Thi[...]

6 HARDW ARE/CONNEC TIONS Mo de l 50 367 9 Exter nal Antenna Surge Protector HARDWARE /C ONNEC T IONS The compo nents, connect ions and indicators depicted in the image ( and directly corre spond ing t o t he unit i tself) are d etai led belo w as the y appe ar from le f t to rig ht. In a ddition, the re are four holes on the rear panel of the devic[...]

BASIC IP NET WORKING IP (I nt ern et Pro toc ol) IP st ands for I nternet p rotoc ol. In an I P net work , ever y device h as a unique I P addre ss ( e.g., 1 92 . 168 . 1 0. 35) to ide ntif y its elf. There a re t wo ways of assign ing an IP a ddress to a PC or rout er: s tatic and autom atic (DHCP ). Stati c IP addr esses are keyed in manually, wh[...]

Sig nal Str ength — Radi o signal s drop in power over distan ce, and even if all the set tings a re co rre ct, low s ignal st rengt h makes ass oci ation i mpos sible. The usab le dista nce b etwe en the A P and c lient c an rang e fro m a few meters indo ors to a few k ilom eters. W hen set ting u p the c lient, ma ke sure that: • The WL AN s[...]

Basic: IP Co n guration This s cree n allows you to s elec t the IP M ode. Stat ic IP — W hen you bo ot up the A P for t he r st time, it is i n Stati c mode, an d you assign a static IP . The de fault IP address, subnet mask and gateway mask are 1 92. 168. 1 0. 1 0 0, 255.25 5.25 5.0 and 0 .0.0.0. Dynamic I P (DH CP C lient) — Th e AP w [...]

Wi reless M ode — T he devic e oper ates in th e frequ ency of 2. 4 GHz fo r 802 . 1 1g. Radi o Frequency — Set m anually o r use Smar tSel ect fo r automat ic chan nel sele cti on. WD S — Enable, dis able or di sable w ith mul tiple P C suppo r t. Wh en the w irele ss distr ibut ion system is e nable d, all PCs c onne cted to a b rid ge/AP c[...]

9. From the B asic: Site S ur vey scree n, copy th e MAC addre ss (BS SID) of AP1 an d add it to the Remote A P MAC Addre ss list on th e Ope ratio n Mode sc reen. Clic k “U pdate” and “ Rebo ot. ” T he Ope ratio n Mo de scre en shou ld now appe ar as bel ow . 10. F rom the Status men u, go to the Association Status screen. Once you see the[...]

4. Clic k “U pdate” and “ Rebo ot. ” Th e Ope ratio n Mo de scre en shoul d appe ar as below . 5. Repea t Steps 1– 4 for the second AP yo u are b r idging to. 6. From the St atus men u on AP1 (br idge) and AP2 (b rid ge ), go to the A sso ciat io n Stat us scre en to veri f y that th e two a re asso ciat ing. If so, A P1 (brid ge ) and A [...]

MAC addr ess of A P2 (br idg e ) m ust be in th e Remote M AC Address l ist of AP1 (br idge) . N OT E : A lso, th e default gateways of A P1 and AP 2 shoul d be the I P addres s of the ro uter on your n etwo rk. Adv anced: Radio Se tting Data Ra te — Y ou c an enter dif fe rent value s, such as 1 1 M bps or 24 M bps; but “ Best ” l ets the A [...]

Adv anced: Securit y Se tting This s cree n allows you to c on gure wi rele ss enc r ypti on to prevent unwelc ome pa r ties fr om read ing y our tra f c. Au then tica tion can also b e con gure d to blo ck out sider s fro m acc es sing your net wor k. Dis able — N o wirel ess s e c u r i t y. WE P — Sele ct to app ly WEP se cur it y .[...]

R AD IUS Se cret — Enter t he share d sec ret only if t he 80 2. 1 x pr otoc ol is use d. Ke y Up date Inter val — Spec if y th e inter val in mill isec onds. T he default i s 1 ,8 0 0. Cip her T ype — S elec t “ Auto, ” “ TK IP ” or “AES. ” Ke y S ourc e — Spe cif y t he loc atio n of the key storage (only if 8 02. 1x is used).[...]

Filter I PX Packet — S elec t to disall ow all IPX packets f rom pas sing th rough. Wi reless Is olati on — Sele ct to disa llo w w irel ess clie nts ass ocia ted wit h t his de vice fro m com munic ating w ith eac h other. Enable B roa dcast Fi lter — Se lect to  lter out br oadc ast stor m. Br oadcas t Num ber All owed — Enter a valu e[...]

Restor e Con gu rati on fro m Local P C — A llow the r estorat ion of a “G oo d Con g” fro m the c ompute r system. Clic k “B rowse” to n d the lo cat ion of th e saved “Go od C ong ” in the c ompu ter system. Stat us: Syste m Stat us This s creen presents a conv enient overview o f the o verall status of the A P . The mos[...]

Stat us: Asso ciatio n Stat us This s creen presents an o ver view of the MAC ad dress and signal str ength ( SNR in dBm ) o f a ll clie nts conn ecte d t o the AP thro ugh the E thernet or wireless. Super U ser: Super U ser This s creen allows you to change the username and pass word for admin user / end u ser . The de fault username and password [...]

UTIL IT Y INST A LL A TION & OP E R A TION The W irele ss Sup er G Outdo or PoE Ac c ess Point an d Bri dge (“ Outd oor A P ”) utilit y is e asy-to - use sof t war e that let s an admini strator q uick ly co ngur e the AP at  rst bo ot- up. The utili ty o nly co mmunic ates wi th auth orize d acc ess p oints and br idg es, allow ing t[...]

• Af ter the necessar y changes hav e been ma de, the adminis trator can ap ply the chan ges to th e AP . C heck t he “ Reboot ” b ox and cli ck “ Update” to reb oot th e dev ic e. • M ultip le devic es c an be update d at the sa me time. Us e CTRL / lef t- c lick to sele ct mult iple ent rie s, or enter CT RL /A to sele ct all e ntri e[...]

SPECIFICA TIONS Standa rds • IEEE 802 . 1 1 b ( 1 1 Mbp s Wire less L A N) • IEEE 802 . 1 1 g (54 M bps W irele ss L A N) • IEEE 802 . 1 1 g+ ( 108 Mbp s Wirel ess L A N) • IEEE 802 .3 ( 10Bas e - T Ethe rnet) • IEEE 802 .3u (1 0 0Ba se - T X F as t Ethern et ) • SNM Pv1/v 2c ( Si mple N etwo rk M anage ment Protoc ol) General • L AN [...]

LEDs • Power • WL A N Cer tications • Internat ional p rotec tion r ating: IP 6 6 (“dust t ight ” & “p ower fu l water jets”) • Random V ibrat ion (IEC - 6 8 -2- 6 4 ) • Shoc k (IEC- 68 -2-29) • Drop (IEC - 6 8 -2-3 2 ) • Salt Fog (IEC - 6 8 -2- 1 1 ) • Solar Ra diatio n (IEC- 68 -2- 5) • RoHS • Safety : EN 60 95 [...]

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