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Chapter 6 

Printer Server Setup Configuration 

 

 

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(4). At 

the 

Install From Disk screen, click 

Browse… to search for your printer’s 
driver and install it. 

 
 

 

 

 

(5). The 

Open screen prompts you to 

select the file name of your printer’s 
driver. Then click OK to proceed. 

 

 

When your printer’s driver is added to the 
Printers list, click Next> to proceed. 

 

 

(6).  Then you will be prompted to 

choose whether to keep the existing 
driver or install a new one. But you 
are advised to keep the existing 
driver. 

 
(7). Click 

Next> to proceed. 

Summary of Contents for NetPassage 28G

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Page 2: ...fications of the product described in this manual without prior notice Compex Inc will not be liable for any technical inaccuracies or typographical errors found in this guide Changes are periodically...

Page 3: ...9 336 EEC issued by the Commission of the European Community Compliance with this directive implies conformity to the following European Norms in brackets are the equivalent international standards El...

Page 4: ...e networking concepts with respect to the product This documentation is for both network administrators and end users that possess some basic knowledge of networking structures and protocols It makes...

Page 5: ...t for advanced users or specific features meant for exceptional non standard applications The user is assumed to have relevant network knowledge to carry out the necessary configuration or understand...

Page 6: ...our PC 37 Configuration for the Router as Access Point 37 Configuration for the Router as Access Point Client 39 CONFIGURATION Wireless Setup Security Mode 40 CONFIGURATION Wireless Setup WDS Configur...

Page 7: ...OME USER FEATURES UPnP Configuration 83 HOME USER FEATURES NETBIOS Name Setup 86 HOME USER FEATURES USB Storage Disk Sharing 87 Advanced USB Disk Sharing Functions 88 Accessing your USB Hard disk via...

Page 8: ...inters 139 Manual upload of printer firmware and driver 139 Automatic upload of printer file 142 Chapter 8 Configuring Network Applications 145 Scenario 1 View webcam locally 145 I Hardware Setup for...

Page 9: ...viii Appendix G Technical Support Information 176...

Page 10: ...so because the 802 11g standard is backwards compatible with 802 11b devices your existing devices can still operate at speeds of up to 11Mbps in the same frequency range You will also be pleased to k...

Page 11: ...ed management Virtual Servers IP and Port Forwarding NAT firewall and SPI firewall the router lets you do more within your home or office network You can share a high speed Internet connection speedil...

Page 12: ...oadband Cable or ADSL modem connection sharing you will be up and about in no time using our fuss free web based configuration menu Built in Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP Server As a networ...

Page 13: ...ne DMZ hosting The router supports a form of Virtual Server hosting known as DMZ so that you can operate applications that require the opening of multiple TCP IP ports Virtual Servers based on Port fo...

Page 14: ...o a query from the internal LAN will be automatically discarded Stateful Packet Inspection SPI firewall More than just a NAT firewall there is a powerful Stateful Packet Inspection SPI firewall in the...

Page 15: ...ntages of the Ethernet based VLAN to wireless networks This feature adds another layer of data privacy and protection to the wireless network by isolating individual users groups of users so that they...

Page 16: ...Chapter 2 Getting to Know Your Product 7 Schematic Overview of the Router Top View Back View 13 12 11...

Page 17: ...ective USB port Power LED Steady BLUE The device is powered up Diagnostic LED Flashing GREEN It indicates that the firmware is corrupted External Antennas Foldable detachable 2dBi antennas Reset Push...

Page 18: ...L modem to the socket labeled WAN on the router To connect a computer with an Ethernet adapter to the wired network connect an Ethernet cable from that PC to any LAN ports on the router labeled 1 3 Co...

Page 19: ...nd Internet Access Distribution to Fast Ethernet Wireless Network 3 Broadband Internet Access Distribution to Fast Ethernet Wireless Network using WDS Broadband Internet Access Distribution to Fast Et...

Page 20: ...dem to WAN port Wireless clients access the Internet and the wired LAN via NetPassage 28G Connect computers to the integrated 3 port 10 100Mbps switch to form wired LAN This setup example is similar t...

Page 21: ...work Wireless Network using WDS 3 INTERNET Connect Cable ADSL modem to WAN port Connected wirelessly via WDS Connected wirelessly via WDS Wireless clients access the Internet and the wired LAN via Net...

Page 22: ...step is to make sure the PC gets an IP address that it will use to communicate with the router and other PCs across the network You can begin by setting up your PC to function as a DHCP client which...

Page 23: ...uration tab highlight TCP IP corresponding to your network adapter and click on the Properties button You will be brought to the TCP IP Properties page below 3 Click on the IP Address tab and select O...

Page 24: ...on 2 Double click the Local Area Connection icon for the Ethernet adapter applicable to your Internet connection and click the Properties button You will be brought to the dialog page below 3 On the G...

Page 25: ...r from 2 to 254 Note that the default IP address of the router is 192 168 168 1 3 Next click the Gateway tab to see the dialog page on the left 4 Under the New Gateway field key in the IP address of t...

Page 26: ...the Subnet mask and key in the IP address of the router as the Default gateway Note that the default IP address of the router is 192 168 168 1 3 Now select Use the following DNS server addresses and t...

Page 27: ...completed the IP configuration for the wireless client you may proceed to set up your wireless client s SSID Network name so that it will connect with the router Part 1 e Configuring your Wireless Cli...

Page 28: ...ve Ensure that the Network name SSID value is the same for all the wireless clients in the same wireless network For now you may leave the other information as default Network Authentication Open Data...

Page 29: ...s web based configuration page If you do not wish to modify the TCP IP settings of your PC or you have changed but forgotten the router s management IP address uConfig will bring you to the router s...

Page 30: ...Chapter 4 Let s Get Going Software Setup 21...

Page 31: ...n the management IP of the router you may be unable to access the web configuration page with step 1 The powerful uConfig utility has been developed to bring you to the router setup Please refer to fo...

Page 32: ...Wireless Setup This functionality lets you configure the settings of the router to suit your wireless network USB Device This functionality gives you a quick glimpse of the summary on the USB devices...

Page 33: ...vided by your ISP PPPoE For configuring PPPoE you have to click on the Change button and enter the Username and Password that are provided by your ISP PPTP For configuring PPTP you have to click on th...

Page 34: ...nfiguring L2TP you have to click on the Change button and enter the account Username Password Network Mask and VPN Server that are provided by your ISP Take note that VPN Server refers to the IP addre...

Page 35: ...ess network channel Security Mode You may choose to enable WEP or WPA PSK to secure the wireless connection If WEP is enabled select Hex or ASCII for the key string type Then key in the WEP transmissi...

Page 36: ...OUTER You may change it to create a better name to identify your router NetBios Name The default name is router You may change it if you wish This is the name under which the router will appear when y...

Page 37: ...n the Finish button to save the settings and reboot the router 10 You will be returned to the Login page after 30 seconds Note The factory default password to access the web based interface is passwor...

Page 38: ...nistrative password for the first use Part 3 a Getting Ready to go Online Accessing the Advanced Web based Configuration Interface 1 Open your web browser At the Address bar enter the IP address of th...

Page 39: ...it is the setup status which provides details on your network settings 4 Check the radio button next to Advanced Setup Then click on the Next button to proceed You shall find a comprehensive list of c...

Page 40: ...e Setup 31 5 Under SYSTEM TOOLS on the command menu click on Change Password 6 Type in the Current Password the New Password and allow verification by keying your new password in the Confirm Password...

Page 41: ...essential information to set up a wired wireless network infrastructure Adopting a top down approach to explain the features found on the router what follows is a detailed walkthrough of the configur...

Page 42: ...Chapter 5 Advanced Configuration 33 Then click on the Next button to proceed You shall find a comprehensive list of configurable features as shown...

Page 43: ...e for the wireless network Your wireless clients must be configured with the same ESSID or sometimes simply referred to as SSID Wireless Profile Select from the list of wireless modes available 802 11...

Page 44: ...ng RF coverage decrease the Transmit Power Security mode The router supports two types of security modes WPA PSK and WEP Two types of WEP private encryption are 64 bit WEP and 128 bit WEP Click on the...

Page 45: ...om any PC on the network to any printer connected to the router via its USB port You can view webcams wirelessly The above illustration is an example on how to use the two routers as Access Point Mode...

Page 46: ...e User s Manual 2 Next you must adjust the security settings of your Internet Explorer to accept the download and running of the webcam ActiveX object Please refer to the User s Manual on Chapter 5 Ad...

Page 47: ...to the WAN Setup from the Configuration Command menu From here choose the correct WAN type depending on your ISP For example if you are using the cable modem use Dynamic WAN type For more details ref...

Page 48: ...Client 2 Update the required changes 3 Click on Apply button to update the changes 4 Next proceed to the WAN Setup from the Configuration Command menu Set your WAN Type to PPPoP Setup and click Apply...

Page 49: ...menting a security based network infrastructure listed here are the steps to configure your router The Security mode comes in two types WPA PSK and WEP WPA Pre Shared Key WPA PSK is a recommended secu...

Page 50: ...uired by the latest WPA2 security standard TKIP is used by the WPA protocol AUTO will let the router automatically detect the encryption type used in the network 5 The GTK Group Transient Key update l...

Page 51: ...with WEP displaying the following parameters Transmission key This option allows you to select from a list of user defined encryption keys 1 4 Key 1 4 You may enter up to 4 encryption keys If you sele...

Page 52: ...ructions 1 Under the CONFIGURATION command menu you will find the Wireless Setup page Click on the Change button next to the Security mode Then check the radio button next to Disable followed by the A...

Page 53: ...structure Network In a star configuration WDS the links are established between one root central router and several other satellite routers as depicted below The satellite routers are positioned to co...

Page 54: ...ined together starting from a root access point as illustrated below In this setup the routers at either end of the chain will have one WDS link enabled while the access points in the middle of the ch...

Page 55: ...Configuration button 2 By default you will note that the WDS Mode is disabled Click the Change button 3 Make the selection to Enable WDS followed by clicking the Apply button 4 In the following page c...

Page 56: ...may become an issue for practical applications in a long WDS chain configuration Currently WDS can support Disable or WEP security mode We are still developing the extension of WDS to WPA PSK security...

Page 57: ...wireless user or a group of users We call this wireless Pseudo VLAN Per Node and Per Group respectively Wireless Pseudo VLAN Per Node Per Node Wireless Pseudo VLAN if implemented segregates every wire...

Page 58: ...en click the Per node radio button and hit Apply to complete the selection With this you have successfully set up Wireless Pseudo VLAN Per Node whereby each wireless user is isolated from the other Wi...

Page 59: ...LANs quickly and easily between workgroups 1 Under the CONFIGURATION command menu you will find the Advanced Wireless Options at the bottom of the Wireless Setup page Click on the Wireless Pseudo VLA...

Page 60: ...g the Add button 6 You may continue to add more groups or to assign more wireless clients to existing groups by repeating steps 1 to 5 described above In the example shown on the right 3 wireless clie...

Page 61: ...reservations for specific IP and MAC addresses As illustrated below this feature is useful in situations when you have to set up a publicly accessible FTP HTTP server that resides within a private LAN...

Page 62: ...he current IP leases managed by the DHCP server Otherwise you can click on DHCP Server Reservations to reserve specific IP Address for a device indicated by its hardware MAC address 3 To add a DHCP Se...

Page 63: ...range of the DHCP Start and End IP addresses in the router s LAN Setup configuration page An invalid date and time shown under Expires column in the Show Active DHCP Leases indicates that the router...

Page 64: ...ernet PPPoE iv ADSL Internet that requires standard Point to Point Tunneling Protocol PPTP for authentication refer to WAN Setup ADSL Internet using Point to Point Tunneling Protocol PPTP v ADSL Inter...

Page 65: ...to the broadband channel and will not release a WAN IP address unless the MAC address matches the one in their log Therefore if yours is not a new Cable Internet subscription i e your PC was formerly...

Page 66: ...ke effect Take note If required you may reset the router s MAC address to its factory default by clicking Reset on that same page 8 Steps 8 10 are for those who need to set up the System Name in Syste...

Page 67: ...dress 203 120 12 47 Network Mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway IP Address 203 120 12 15 1 Under the CONFIGURATION on the command menu click on WAN Setup 2 Access the Select WAN Type page and choose Static IP...

Page 68: ...key in your ISP assigned account name e g guest for this example followed by your account Password 4 Select Always On if you want your router to always maintain a connection with the ISP Otherwise yo...

Page 69: ...menu click on WAN Setup 2 Access the Select WAN Type page and choose PPTP before clicking the Apply button You will then be brought to the following page requiring your inputs 3 Fill in the informatio...

Page 70: ...the CONFIGURATION on the command menu click on WAN Setup 2 Access the Select WAN Type page and choose L2TP before clicking the Apply button You will then be brought to the following page requiring you...

Page 71: ...8 168 0 contains two routers the office is connected to the Internet via the router 192 168 168 1 and to the remote office via 192 168 168 254 The remote location resides on a subnet 192 168 100 0 You...

Page 72: ...e brought to the System Routing Table shown below right What you see here are the default routing entries built into the router 2 Click on the Static Routing Table button above 3 On this page click th...

Page 73: ...he private LAN behind the router will not be directly accessible from the Internet However using virtual servers lets you host Internet servers behind the NAT by way of IP Port Forwarding as well as D...

Page 74: ...ply When using DMZ on a PC any reply not recognized by the router will be forwarded to the DMZ enabled PC instead You may wish to set up a DMZ host if you intend to use a special purpose Internet Serv...

Page 75: ...et it up 1 Under the CONFIGURATION command menu click on NAT You will find the Advanced NAT Options available near the bottom of the page 2 Click the Port Forwarding button to configure Virtual Server...

Page 76: ...a drop down menu OR you can define a Custom Server For an elaborated explanation please refer to the NAT Technology Primer found on the Product CD 5 In this example for Known Server if you selected H...

Page 77: ...e private network Private Port From Starting private port number The ending private port number will be calculated automatically according to the public port range Steps to configure Virtual Servers b...

Page 78: ...e all requests for 213 18 213 101 to be forwarded to a PC with Private IP Address 192 168 168 55 Click the Add button to continue 4 The IP Forward Entries page will reflect your new addition For step...

Page 79: ...NFIGURATION command menu click on Remote Management and you will be brought to the following screen 2 By default Remote Management is disabled To disable Remote Management just enter 0 for Remote Http...

Page 80: ...particular broadband connection failing the router in cascade will use the remaining functional broadband channels giving you an added peace of mind with its Fail Over Redundancy capability To implem...

Page 81: ...ed to interconnect all routers 1 Under the CONFIGURATION command menu click on Parallel Broadband 2 Next simply select Enable and click the Apply button to make the changes effective 3 Repeat this for...

Page 82: ...s see stations appear on both sides of the switch This condition confuses the forwarding algorithm and allows duplicate frames to be forwarded 1 Under the CONFIGURATION command menu click on Spanning...

Page 83: ...out Take note that you are encouraged to use your ISP s SMTP server User Name This is the user s name that should be entered if authentication is required Password This is the user s password that sho...

Page 84: ...without changing the IP address of the notebook as you have to use it at work again on the next day Since it is still set to the TCP IP settings used in your office the notebook will then try to conta...

Page 85: ...er The Need Auth checkbox is ticked by default 3 Key in the Email Server and Password These mandatory fields are the subscriber s ISP server account for receiving and sending emails Status Explanation...

Page 86: ...uery can be resolved When you enable the DNS Redirection feature the router will process DNS requests from the LAN clients Unless in the router s LAN Setup you have already assigned a specific DNS ser...

Page 87: ...Chapter 5 Advanced Configuration 78...

Page 88: ...d have to keep up with the changing IP address before being able to access your computer When you sign up for an account with a Dynamic Domain Name Service DDNS provider the latter will register your...

Page 89: ...button Note Dynamic DNS is disabled by default Steps to manage Dynamic DNS List DDNS Here are simple steps to manage the Dynamic DNS List feature 1 Under the HOME USER FEATURES command menu click on D...

Page 90: ...efined for you To select 2MyDNS Dynamic DNS Service Provider as DDNS Service Provider 1 Under the Choice column in the table of Choice DDNS Provider check the radio button next to the 2MyDNS DNS Servi...

Page 91: ...the parameters or delete the domain or reset all parameters to be blank again To select DtDNS as DDNS Service Provider 1 Under the Choice column in the table of Choice DDNS Provider check the radio b...

Page 92: ...i player games real time communications and other peer to peer services These applications run into hiccups when they try to use a private IP address on the public Internet or attempt simultaneous use...

Page 93: ...ain globally routable well known ports However there are several clients in the LAN and at any given time only one client can be allowed to use a specific well known port In the meantime the other cli...

Page 94: ...r 5 Advanced Configuration 85 1 Under the HOME USER FEATURES command menu click on UPnP Configuration 2 Simply choose Enable or Disable for the Status of UPnP Complete the setup by clicking the Apply...

Page 95: ...our Windows Neighbourhood My Network Places and to access the storage disk s connected to the router NETBIOS is a protocol that allows applications on the different computers in a LAN to communicate I...

Page 96: ...r FTP software you can remotely access the USB disk connected to the router and upload download files to and from it Allow Anonymous Selecting Yes indicates that you allow users to access to your USB...

Page 97: ...electing Yes indicates that you allow users to access to your USB storage disk to upload and or download files without having to key in a username and password Otherwise you can create a file server a...

Page 98: ...ve the corresponding storage disk from the router Show Connections of Server Under the Advanced USB Disk Sharing Functions click on Show connections to USB storage disk This screen displays the number...

Page 99: ...s you to create FTP user accounts so that when you set Allow Anonymous to No only authorized users who login with the correct username and password will be able to FTP to the USB disk connected to you...

Page 100: ...delete an existing or current FTP user account go to the FTP Account Configuration page Then click on the hyperlink next to its corresponding user name you have selected This screen below lets you cli...

Page 101: ...his screen allows you to create file server user accounts so that when you set Allow Anonymous to No only authorized users who login with the correct username and password will be able to use the file...

Page 102: ...h to edit an account password or delete a user account go to the File Server Account Configuration page Then click on the corresponding user name Modify the account password and press Save or click on...

Page 103: ...through Internet Click on File followed by Login As In the pop up window that appears key in your FTP username and password Alternatively You may also type in the following format ftp username passwor...

Page 104: ...your desktop and select Search for Computers 2 Enter the NETBIOS name you have set up in the Computer Name field and click on Search Now button Once found the system will display the device name Workg...

Page 105: ...ation 96 3 Double click on the device name np28router If you have selected Allow Anonymous the contents of the USB storage disk will appear Otherwise you will need to enter your username and password...

Page 106: ...ared USB storage disk attached to the router and assign a drive letter to this connection so that you can directly access the disk using the My Computer icon 1 From your Windows Explorer go to Tools a...

Page 107: ...uter To check your USB device share name refer to USB Devices List as shown below Notice that the router will define the Share Name as sda or sdb etc according to the order in which you have connected...

Page 108: ...ect Internet Options 2 From the Security Tab select Custom Level button 3 Under ActiveX controls and plug ins ensure that all the sub settings are configured to either Enable or Prompt 4 Then click on...

Page 109: ...a still picture from the video feed Right click on the still picture and select Save Picture As from the menu Clicking the Capture button again will allow you to refresh the still picture to a new in...

Page 110: ...your webcam is connected to one of the router s USB ports you will be able to view video from your webcam You are required to enter your webcam username and password in order to view video from the w...

Page 111: ...ord correctly you will be able to see the webcam icon on the screen The yellow key shown in the webcam icon indicates that security feature has activated You need to enter individual username and pass...

Page 112: ...e radio button next to Enable Webcam Port This is the port where you connect your webcam to the router Active Put a tick to allow user to view the webcam User Name This is the name that you had create...

Page 113: ...Here are the steps to set up the Packet Filtering feature in your router 1 Under the SECURITY CONFIGURATION command menu click on Packet Filtering 2 You must first choose the Packet Filter Type by cli...

Page 114: ...address You may here leave both the From as well as the To fields blank Here the rule will apply to all IP addresses 4c At the Destination Port drop down list select either A Range of TCP ports In th...

Page 115: ...m 00 to 23 and MM any value from 00 to 59 Any time Here you may leave both From and To fields blank Click on the Apply button to make the new rule effective The Filtering Configuration table will then...

Page 116: ...g 1 Under the SECURITY CONFIGURATION command menu click on Multicast Filtering 2 If you enable this filter it means that the router will disallow video streaming over the Internet Disabling this featu...

Page 117: ...heir children have access to from the computer Steps to configure URL Filtering Here are the configuration steps 1 Under the SECURITY CONFIGURATION command menu click on URL Filtering 2 You may now de...

Page 118: ...utside The SPI Firewall also uses a monitoring algorithm to track individual connections and it is also enabled to grant open temporary access in the firewall under appropriate conditions For example...

Page 119: ...r a number in this field Disposition Policy This parameter determines whether the data packets would be accepted or denied by firewall Choose between Accept and Deny Protocols Users are allowed to sel...

Page 120: ...ICMP data packet Information Reply Information that is from the ICMP data packet IGMP Types This protocol is actually part of an IP implementation and is used to establish host memberships in particul...

Page 121: ...pplication from the specified port number from the destination Users can either set a single port number or a range of port numbers Check Options This parameter would determine the check options The a...

Page 122: ...nto the Firewall Logs From these logs you can extract detailed information about the type of data traffic the time the source and destination address port as well as the action taken by the SPI firewa...

Page 123: ...with Simple Network Time Protocol SNTP compatibility so that the router s clock can be synchronized with that of the managing computer The router s clock is an important feature that affects all the...

Page 124: ...latest firmware into a location on your hard disk drive 3 Click on the Browse button to search your hard drive for the new firmware file 4 Press the Upgrade button to begin the firmware upgrade 5 Onc...

Page 125: ...for the usage of the Reset button Steps to Save or Reset Settings on the Router The configuration screen is clearly labeled and simple to use 1 From the SYSTEMS TOOLS command menu click on the Save o...

Page 126: ...t the router s settings will become effective Steps to Reboot the Router Rebooting the router is as easy as a few mouse clicks 1 Select Reboot Router under the SYSTEM TOOLS command menu 2 The router w...

Page 127: ...nce if you require more support information than the manual or datasheet can provide you feel free to mail phone the tech support found on this page HELP Memory Information The Memory Information page...

Page 128: ...ng parameters you have put in place Steps to access the About System page on the Router In a single mouse click you will be able to glance at the settings applied to in your functional network 1 Click...

Page 129: ...ver is already installed on your PC and open the web interface of the router Adding a shared printer via LPR in Windows XP Under the HOME USER FEATURES command menu click on Printer Server Setup 1 Sim...

Page 130: ...the right appears 3 Click Next to proceed 4 Check the radio button next to the Local printer attached to this computer and click Next to proceed Please note that you should not select the Automatical...

Page 131: ...nter your router s IP address in the Printer Name or IP Address field Then the corresponding Port Name will be automatically entered 6 Click on the Next button to proceed 7 Go to the Device Type secti...

Page 132: ...from the URL of the printer that connects to the router 10 Click on the Next button to proceed 11 After you have successfully configured the selected port you will see the information display in this...

Page 133: ...ext button to proceed 5 Key in the printer s name that you can make it as the default name 6 Click on the Next button to proceed 7 If you want to share the printer with other PC users click the radio...

Page 134: ...To print the test page click Yes When you get the test print out it means that the printer is successfully installed 10 Click on the Next button to proceed 11 This window displays a summary of the se...

Page 135: ...or No to Allow Internet Access 2 Click on the Apply button 3 When you connect the printer to the USB port of the router the printer will be automatically displayed in the Printer List Next to add the...

Page 136: ...not select the Automatically detect and install my Plug and Play printer Next to select the printer port for your PC 1 Check the radio button next to the Create a new port 2 Then select Standard TCP I...

Page 137: ...on and select Custom Next to the Custom radio button click on the Settings button This brings out the Configure Standard TCP IP Port Monitor window 8 Go to the Protocol section and select LPR 9 Next p...

Page 138: ...xt to install the printer s driver to your PC 1 If you cannot find the printer s name in the list click Have Disk Then you need to install the driver manually 2 Click on the Next button to proceed 3 T...

Page 139: ...on next to Share name Then key in the share name so that the users will find this name to access the shared printer Otherwise if you choose not to share the printer select Do not share this printer 8...

Page 140: ...Chapter 6 Printer Server Setup Configuration 131 11 This window displays a summary of the settings of the printer that is successfully installed 12 To exit the window click Finish...

Page 141: ...nload is complete you can install it to your PC before proceeding with the step by step instructions below Under the HOME USER FEATURES command menu click on Printer Server Setup 1 Simply choose Enabl...

Page 142: ...to proceed 5 Click the radio button next to Local Printer Then click Next to proceed Next to Install the printer s driver to your PC 1 Select the printer s name available in the Manufacturers and Prin...

Page 143: ...The Open screen prompts you to select the file name of your printer s driver Then click OK to proceed When your printer s driver is added to the Printers list click Next to proceed 6 Then you will be...

Page 144: ...to use for your printer 9 Click Next to proceed 10 Just leave the supplied fields intact as they are Click Finish without editing anything unless required 11 Wait for a while until the message Setup...

Page 145: ...r s properties screen click Add Port 14 The Add Port screen is displayed to let you select Others 15 Below the Others radio button highlight and select ACITS LPR Remote Printing for the type of port T...

Page 146: ...of the printer connected to the router For example http 192 168 168 27 631 printers us b0 18 To check if the selected printer is connected to the router or not click Verify Printer Information 19 At t...

Page 147: ...o physically remove the network printer from the router safely Click on the Remove button and the system will prompt whether you really want to remove the USB device from the router Click Yes to confi...

Page 148: ...ing after powering up The router supports both manual and automatic uploading of printer file to the printer Manual upload of printer firmware and driver The user can setup support for such printers i...

Page 149: ...Printer Server Setup Configuration 140 1 Click Browse Choose file window displays 2 Select the printer driver file and click Open Printer Driver Upload displays the selected printer driver file 3 Clic...

Page 150: ...on to refresh the page Note With manual upload of printer file When the printer is powered up and down again the printer firmware uploaded will be lost and the printer file needs to uploaded again bef...

Page 151: ...w these steps to setup the uploading of printer file automatically 1 Beforehand copy the printer driver file to a thumb drive or USB external hard drive 2 Start the uConfig utility 3 Under the HOME US...

Page 152: ...y storage device plugged in the router will add the device with the name sda_drive01 You should have the printer file already copied into this storage device Path Filename Example LJ1020 sihp1020 dl 3...

Page 153: ...ration 144 Updated Printer Server Setup page displays The router will load the printer file automatically from the designated thumb drive or USB external hard drive location that is plugged to the rou...

Page 154: ...rooms from his study room The below illustration is an example on how to use three routers to view webcams in separate rooms After all setup has been done you can view the webcam video wirelessly with...

Page 155: ...Turn on the power supply 5 You are done with the hardware setup Notice that the PWR LAN and USB LEDs have lighted up This shows that connection has been established between the devices II TCP IP Conf...

Page 156: ...PPPoE in your example 3 First we will configure the WAN settings in order to surf the Internet Proceed to the WAN Setup from the Configuration Command menu and set your WAN Type to PPP over Ethernet 4...

Page 157: ...the wireless network name and should be the same for all wireless clients in the same network 8 You can leave the channel at Channel 3 2 4220GHz for your operating frequency unless you have problem o...

Page 158: ...From the ActiveX controls and plug ins section enable Download signed ActiveX controls Download unsigned ActiveX controls and Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe options 4 Click...

Page 159: ...Router 2 2 Connect your webcam with tracker pod to any USB port on Router 2 3 Next plug in the power adapter that is supplied in the package to the main electrical supply and connect the power plug to...

Page 160: ...cess to the main page of Router 2 Configure your wireless LAN setting 3 Next select Wireless Setup from your Configuration Command menu 4 Set your ESSID channel to Channel 3 2 4220GHz and encryption k...

Page 161: ...uration Command menu select Webcam User Setup 2 Click on the Add button to create authorised user 3 Enter a user name and password in the field provided Click on the Add button User has been added to...

Page 162: ...can easily adjust the position of your webcam by clicking on the Left Up Center Down or Right button Verify connection between Router 1 and Router 2 To ensure that your connection between the two rou...

Page 163: ...ed in the field Click on the into button to login 3 Here you are able to view the remote webcam that is located at your living room To view webcam located in the Infant room follow the procedures as s...

Page 164: ...arty Dynamic DNS solution To find out the IP address by the ISP follow these steps From your Product CD activate your uConfig and click on the Open Web button to access to the login page of the router...

Page 165: ...ternet start your browser and point to the public IP address of the router which in our example above it is 200 168 168 102 You will be presented with the Login Screen of the router From here the step...

Page 166: ...the two routers to share the USB hard disk and the USB printer wirelessly I Configure your Router 1 1 After the hardware and PC configuration have been set up install the printer driver onto your PC 2...

Page 167: ...ommand menu 5 Before enabling the printer server ensure that your printer is well connected to any USB port of your Router 1 6 Select Enable and click on the Apply button to update the changes Now wir...

Page 168: ...our Configuration Command menu 8 Enable the FTP server so that user can access to the USB hard disk remotely 9 Give a name to your NETBIOS and Workgroup 10 Click on the Apply button to update the chan...

Page 169: ...red as sda To map the network drive to your local drive you need to put a 1 behind sda such as sda1 13 Click Finish button to map the network drive If you do not wish to map the network drive you can...

Page 170: ...e SSID frequency channel and security settings of your PC match those of the router 1 I am unable to surf the Internet A Make sure that your Ethernet cable is properly connected from your Cable ADSL m...

Page 171: ...ps Press the OK button to finish For Netscape 4 7 or higher start Netscape Navigator From the Edit menu bar select Preferences then Advanced and finally Proxies o Make sure that the Direct connection...

Page 172: ...m follow Part 1 c of the manual to set the static IP address If you are using Windows 2000 or Windows XP follow Part 1 d of the manual to set the static IP address C Insert the Product CD into the CD...

Page 173: ...Appendix A Troubleshooting 164 B Go to your Advanced tab and click on Print Processor button Ensure that your default data type is set to RAW as shown in the figure below...

Page 174: ...ort up to 253 IP addresses 4 Does the WAN connection of the router support 100Mbps Ethernet Yes 100Mbps Ethernet is supported on its WAN port However your Internet connection speed will vary depending...

Page 175: ...roperties From your Local Area Connection icon right click and select Properties 2 Next from the General tab scroll down to look for NwLink IPX SPX NetBIOS Compatible Transport Protocol If you have fo...

Page 176: ...ation 167 3 Select the network component as Protocol and click on the Add button 4 Next select NwLink IPX SPX NetBIOS Compatible Transport Protocol and click OK button Now NETBIOS Protocol has been in...

Page 177: ...iation that specifies network cabling which consists of twisted pairs of copper wire with a sustainable data rate of 100Mbps Database A database is a collection of information that is organized so tha...

Page 178: ...nsmit data simultaneously in both upstream and downstream directions over a single line Router A Router is a device that interconnects networks Half Duplex It defines the ability of a device to transm...

Page 179: ...tch use a crossover cable NAT Network Address Translations multiplexes multiple private IP addresses on the LAN to a single public IP address on the Internet For more information on NAT please refer t...

Page 180: ...or is the address that defines the location of a file on the World Wide Web UTP Unshielded Twisted Pair is the most common kind of copper wiring designed to reduce crosstalk between copper wires VPN V...

Page 181: ...a Philips PCVC680K Vesta Pro Philips PCVC690K Vesta Scan Philips PCVC720K 40 ToUCam XS Philips PCVC730K ToUCam Fun Philips PCVC740K ToUCam Pro Philips PCVC750K ToUCam Scan Philips PCVC830K ToUCam II P...

Page 182: ...x IEEE 802 3x Flow Control Wireless IEEE 802 11b IEEE 802 11g WAN Interface 1x Auto MDI MDI X RJ45 Ethernet Port for connecting to an external Cable ADSL modem WAN Types Static IP Dynamic IP PPP over...

Page 183: ...2Mbps 1Mbps Security 64 bit 128 bit WEP Wireless Pseudo VLAN Per Node and Per Group WPA PSK USB Ports 4X integrated USB2 0 ports supporting PC Web Camera Print Server USB Hard Drive Flash Drive Exter...

Page 184: ...Configuration Interface Web based Configuration Menu Profile Backup and Restore Yes Firmware Upgradeable Yes Environment Requirement Temperature Operating 0 C to 40 C Storage 20 C to 70 C Humidity Ope...

Page 185: ...pport Centers Technical Support Centers Contact the technical support center that services your location U S A Canada Latin America and South America Write Compex Inc 840 Columbia Street Suite B Brea...

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