D-Link DHP-306AV, Quick Installation Manual

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DHP-306AV
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PRODUCT
SETUP
INSTALLATION STEPS
1.
plug the dHp-306aV directly into an ac Wall outlet or power strip*
* d-link recommends that to ensure best performance, you should ensure you plug the dHp-306aV
directly into a wall socket. plugging the device into a power strip may increase the possibility of
noise and interference in the network and therefore lead to below optimal performance.
2.
connect the included ethernet cable to the network cable connector located on the dHp-306aV
and attach the other end of the ethernet cable to the network or pc.
3.
Insert the d-link dHp-306aV cd into your cd-Rom drive. then starts utility installation.
4.
after you have completed the d-link dHp-306aV utility installation wizard, double-click the d-link
powerline Hd utility icon on your desktop to start the configuration of the dHp-306aV.
TROUBLESHOOTING
SET-UP AND CONFIGURATION PROBLEMS
1. CAN I SECURE my POWERLINE NETWORK WITHOUT USING ANy SOFTWARE?
Yes the dHp-306aV features a push-button encryption technology to allow you to protect your
network easily. please refer to the dHp-306aV manual supplied on the cd-Rom for setup
instructions.
2. WHEN I PLUGGED IN my DEVICES, THEy WERE ABLE TO SEE EACH OTHER AND
CONNECT AUTOmATICALLy. WHAT IS THE SOFTWARE FOR?
By default, your dHp-306aV is configured to work out of the box once plugged in and connected
to your router. However the software allows you further options to check the quality of your
connection, secure your network, and manage the devices.
3. my NETWORK SEEmS TO BE PERFORmING SLOWER THAN ExPECTED. HOW CAN I
ImPROVE THIS?
PLEASE ENSURE THE FOLLOWING TO ENSURE BEST NETWORK PERFORmANCE.
- plug the dHp-306aV’s directly into a wall socket and not into a power strip since some power
strips have surge protectors that may block power line signals.
- If this is not possible, then try plugging the device/s into a different power strip that is less
populated.
- check that there are no other interfering appliances plugged into the same power strip,
particularly mobile phone chargers or hair dryers as powerline networks are very sensitive to
electrical interference.