AMX Modero NXA-WAP200G, Instruction Manual

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AP/Repeater Configuration Utility Pages
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NXA-WAP200G Wireless Access Point
AP/Repeater Configuration Utility Pages
The NXA-WAP200G can be deployed in one of three modes to increase the availability of
deployment locations: Access Point, Repeater, and Bridge Mode. This section outlines the
properties of the AP and Repeater Modes:
Access Point Mode - In this mode the WAP200G is connected to the LAN through a
CAT5 Ethernet cable and enables AMX's G4 Modero Wireless Touch Panels to connect
to the network wirelessly.
AP/Repeater Mode - When trying to install the WAP200G in a location that has
electricity but does not have an Ethernet connection, such as a brick wall with an existing
electrical outlet; the WAP can be placed in AP/Repeater mode which allows it to provide
coverage for that area and send network traffic through another AP back to the wired
network using the Wireless Distribution System.
All of these Configuration Utility screens are present when using either of the above two methods.
To navigate through the utility, click on any of the tabs located at the top of the page.
Status Page
You are now logged into the configuration utility for the NXA-WAP200G. This page appears after
the initial connection to the WAP. This page provides a read-only overview of the various
WAP200G communication settings and parameters set within other Configuration Utility pages. To
display the current status information, click the Refresh button on your web browser. The fields on
the Status page (FIG. 39) are all read-only and are described in the table below.
If you are using the WAP200G within a country located outside the United States, you
must first navigate to the Basic WIreless Configuration page and change both the
Country/Regulatory Domain and Channel field entries.
Status Page Information
Access Point Information:
Access Point Name • Displays the name given to this specific WAP on the LAN, which is useful
when setting up multiple WAP's within a local area network.
MAC Address of AP • Displays the MAC Address for the wireless interface of the Wireless Access
Point.
Connected Devices • This is the number of devices connected to the WAP.
802.11g Firmware Version • Displays the version of the latest installed 802.11g radio firmware.
AP Firmware Version • Displays the version of the latest installed WAP hardware firmware.
Current IP Settings: These values are configured through the IP Address Configuration
Page section on page 60.
IP Address • Displays the IP Address of the local LAN interface of the NXA-WAP200G.
DHCP Client • Displays the current setting for DHCP as either enabled or disabled .
Default is Disabled.