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AT-WNU300N - IEEE802.11b/g/n 2T2R Wireless Fast USB Adapter - User Manual 

 

  Encryption 

The encryption setting of the connecting AP 

  Network Type 

The network type of the connecting AP 

  IP Address 

Obtained IP of this computer 

  Submask 

Current submask 

  Default Gateway 

Current default gateway 

  More/Less 

Switch to show more or less information 

  Link Quality 

Show link quality and signal strength information 

 

Network 

This page shows current available network.  

 

Figure 51: Network 

 

NAME 

DESCRIPTION 

  Sort by >> 

Click to sort by SSID/Channel/Signal 

  Show dBm 

Show signal strength by dBm 

 

AP List 

Shaw available AP. The meaning of icons is described as following: 

  : The network is successfully connected. 

  : The device is an AP 

 : The device is an ad-hoc 

  : The device is compatible with 802.11b 

  : The device is compatible with 802.11g 

  : The device is compatible with 802.11n 

  : The device is applying WPS 

  : The network is secured 

  Rescan 

Rescan available wireless network 

 

  Add to Profile 

Add selected network to profile 

  Connect 

Connect to selected network 

Advanced 

You can configure advanced settings in this page. 

Summary of Contents for AT-WNU300N

Page 1: ...PN 613 001231 Rev A AT WNU300N IEEE802 11b g n 2T2R Wireless Fast USB Adapter User Manual...

Page 2: ...nations mentioned herein are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners Allied Telesis Inc reserves the right to make changes in specifications and other information contained in t...

Page 3: ...TED TO DIRECT INDIRECT SPECIAL WILFUL PUNITIVE INCIDENTAL EXEMPLARY OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF BUSINESS PROFITS OR DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF BUSINESS OF ANY CUSTOMER OR ANY THIRD PARTY ARI...

Page 4: ...ls and or operational frequency bands are country dependent and are firmware programmed at the factory to match the intended destination The firmware setting is not accessible by the end user CE Marki...

Page 5: ...on 12 Reviewing Safety Precautions 12 Unpacking the Wireless Adapter 12 Driver and Utility Installation 12 Verifying the Installation 14 Warranty Registration 15 Chapter 3 PC Settings 16 Windows Vista...

Page 6: ...6 AT WNU300N IEEE802 11b g n 2T2R Wireless Fast USB Adapter User Manual Environmental Specifications 38 Safety and Electromagnetic Emissions Certifications 38 Appendix B Radio Bands 39...

Page 7: ...Properties 18 Figure 16 Internet Protocol TCP IP 18 Figure 17 Internet Protocol TCP IP Properties 18 Figure 18 The First View of AT WNU300N Wireless Utility 19 Figure 19 Select a Network 20 Figure 20...

Page 8: ...42 Push Button Connection 28 Figure 43 WPS Successfully 28 Figure 44 PIN Code 29 Figure 45 WPS Successfully 29 Figure 46 Enrolee Mode 29 Figure 47 Click on PIN 30 Figure 48 WPS Successfully 30 Figure...

Page 9: ...PC for connecting to wireless network Chapter 4 Configure Wireless Network guides you to set up a wireless network step by step Chapter 5 Utility Introduction describes detail function in AT WNU300N W...

Page 10: ...g Products Products for return or repair must first be assigned a return materials authorization RMA number A product sent to Allied Telesis without an RMA number will be returned to the sender at the...

Page 11: ...Provide theoretical 300Mbps wireless throughput Compatible with USB1 1 and 2 0 Support WPA WPA2 wireless encryption Support Wi Fi Protected Setup WPS providing quick secured connection ProductView A...

Page 12: ...dure 1 Remove all components from the shipping package Note Store the packing material in a safe location You must use the original shipping material if you need to return the unit to Allied Telesis 2...

Page 13: ...ation is completed as shown in Figure 3 Figure 3 Completing the Installation 4 Remove the cover from the equipment and plug AT WNU300N IEEE802 11b g n 2T2R Wireless Fast USB Adapter into USB port on t...

Page 14: ...N IEEE802 11b g n 2T2R Wireless Fast USB Adapter installation perform the following procedure 1 In Control Panel double click on Device Manager as shown in figure 6 Figure 6 Completing the Installatio...

Page 15: ...e Once finishing the installation double click on the icon in Notification Area to lunch the Wireless Utility as shown in Figure 9 By now the wireless USB adapter is ready for wireless connection Plea...

Page 16: ...ireless Fast USB Adapter to wireless router you need to check your PC settings Please perform the following procedure WindowsVista 1 Go to Start Control Panel Figure 10 Control Panel 2 In Control Pane...

Page 17: ...v4 5 In General tab if the AP you use provides DHCP server you are suggested to select both Obtain an IP address automatically and Obtain DNS server address automatically Otherwise please configure yo...

Page 18: ...l TCP IP and then click on Properties Figure 16 Internet Protocol TCP IP 4 In General tab if the AP you use provides DHCP server you are suggested to select both Obtain an IP address automatically and...

Page 19: ...click on icon at the tray to open AT WNU300N Wireless Utility Note If you do not see the icon at the tray go to Start All Programs AT WNU300N and click on AT WNU300N Wireless Utility to open it The F...

Page 20: ...an un secured network 1 Go to Network select the AP you want to connect to and then click on Add to Profile Figure 19 Select a Network Note icon in the AP List indicates a secured network 2 In System...

Page 21: ...you want to connect to and then click on Activate Figure 22 Active an Un secured Network Connect to a WEP Network Please perform the following procedure to connect to a WEP network 1 In Network tab se...

Page 22: ...y Chin 4 In Profile tab select the profile you want to connect to and then click on Activate Figure 26 Active a WEP Network Note Hex code uses 0 9 a f characters ASCII code uses 0 9 a z characters All...

Page 23: ...Figure 28 Configure Profile 3 In Auth Encry tab confirm that the Authentication and Encryption setting is corresponding to the wireless AP Input the Key and then click on OK to apply the settings Fig...

Page 24: ...casting network you are prompted for a SSID and a key You can start either with Profile or Network Please perform the following procedure Start from Profile 1 In Profile tab click on Add Figure 31 Con...

Page 25: ...nd encryption settings must be exactly the same with the wireless AP otherwise it will result in a failure Start from Network 1 In Network tab select the AP you want to connect to Non broadcasting SSI...

Page 26: ...be exactly the same with the wireless AP otherwise it will result in a failure Wireless Protected Setup WPS Wireless Protected Setup WPS provides an easy way to connect to a wireless network To apply...

Page 27: ...list Figure 41 WPS Successfully Note After pushing WPS button on the wireless AP you need to click on PBC button in 120 seconds Otherwise you need to perform the procedure from step 1 Push Button Conn...

Page 28: ...igure 43 WPS Successfully Note After pushing PBC in wireless AP utility you need to push PBC button on wireless adapter in 120 seconds Otherwise you need to perform the procedure from step 1 Enter Wir...

Page 29: ...on wireless AP you need to push PIN button on wireless adapter in 120 seconds Otherwise you need to perform the procedure from step 1 Enter Wireless Adapter PIN code 1 In AT WNU300N Wireless Utility g...

Page 30: ...file list Figure 48 WPS Successfully Note After running WPS on wireless AP you need to push PIN button on wireless adapter in 120 seconds Otherwise you need to perform the procedure from step 1 Connec...

Page 31: ...list SSID SSID of the AP in profile list Network Type Network type of the AP in profile list Authentication Authentication of the AP in profile list Encryption Encryption of the AP in profile list Us...

Page 32: ...lable network Figure 51 Network NAME DESCRIPTION Sort by Click to sort by SSID Channel Signal Show dBm Show signal strength by dBm AP List Shaw available AP The meaning of icons is described as follow...

Page 33: ...works when wireless AP supports this feature Enable TCP Windows Size Enlarge TCP Layer windows size it could promote data receiving rate Fast Roaming at Swift to roaming mode at specific dBm Apply Cl...

Page 34: ...as following AC_BK Background AC_BE Best Effort AC_VI Video AC_VO Voice Direct Link Setup Enable Check this box to directly connect to another WMM wireless device Please input the Mac address of the...

Page 35: ...WPS profile from the list CCX Cisco compatible eXtension CCX enhances wireless IP phone quality Configure this tab only when connecting to Cisco device Figure 56 RF On Off NAME DESCRIPTION Enable CCX...

Page 36: ...icon means that wireless feature is disabled Figure 57 RF On Off About This page shows information on driver and firmware version Figure 58 About NAME DESCRIPTION Utility Version Utility version of AT...

Page 37: ...countering the following incorrect situations The Device Manager shows an unknown device with or icons in Network adapters The Device Manager does not show the device in Network adapters The Device Ma...

Page 38: ...in x 0 85 in x 0 39 in Environmental Specifications Operating Temperature 0 to 45 C Storage Temperature 10 to 70 C Operating Humidity 15 to 95 non condensing Storage Humidity 15 to 95 non condensing...

Page 39: ...f data being passed over most networks is increasing with many more large files including photos video clips and videos etc being transferred IEEE 802 11 n standard uses Multiple Input Multiple Output...

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