4IPNET HSG320, User Manual

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User’s Manual
HSG Wireless Hotspot Gateway ENGLISH
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Printing On-demand Tickets for Your Customers
Operators have two ways of printing on-demand account tickets for their customers. One is to go onto the WMI of
4ipnet Gateway/Controller and create one (or more). See the manual of the 4ipnet Gateway/Controller you use; the
other is to use SDS200W by the following two shortcut keys.
(1)
‘Number’ + ENTER
or
(2)
‘Number 1’ + asterisk (*) + ‘Number 2’ + ENTER
For example,
‘
3
’ +
ENTER is to have POS printer print out a billing 3 ticket;
‘4’ + asterisk (*) + ‘2’ + ENTER
allows operator to print a single ticket of billing plan 4 with two units of the quota.
That is, the given quota is multiplied by two. Note that the keys can only print out tickets one at a time. To
Batch-create tickets, turn to
Main Menu > Users > Authentication > On-demand User Server Configuration > On-demand Account Batch
Creation
on 4ipnet controller’s WMI.
Use FUNC + ENTER or wait 5 seconds to clear the wrong number just pressed.
Setting Up SDS200W with the 4ipnet Gateway/Controller
SDS200W offers ‘manual’ and ‘auto’ connection to uplink 4ipnet Gateway/Controller. The former requires the
administrator
to go on to SDS200W’s WMI to enter necessary columns that are supposed to fit what is set up on
the controller end. However, the auto connection
– called Terminal Auto Setup (TAS) – is particularly designed to
establish a quick connection without previous setting.
Manual setup
Connecting SDS200W to uplink 4ipnet Gateway/Controller manually, there are still two ways to achieve. One is
through wired connection, and the other is via wireless connection.
Method 1: Wired Connection
Plug in an Ethernet cable between SDS200W and 4ipnet Gateway/Controller. Enter Network Settings and make
sure they match what is determined on the controller. The change will take effect after (1) clicking Save and (2)
rebooting the system. After SDS200W and the uplink device has built a successful connection, the Status indicator
will blink with long illuminated intervals.
Method 2: Wireless Connection
Fill in Network Settings and Wireless Settings, click Save, and reboot the system. After SDS200W and the uplink
device has successfully built up a connection, the Status indicator will blink with long illuminated intervals.