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Phone: +34935839543 · [email protected] · www.ek.plus

TR 1300 USER MANUAL

Home Status. ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24

Operation Mode Change Mode. ....................................................................................................................................................................... 24

Wi-Fi Settings:. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 24

2.4G Wi-Fi. ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24

5G Wi-Fi. .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24

MAC Access Control. ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 24

Advanced Config. .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24

Network Settings. .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 25

LAN. ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 25

Static DHCP. .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 26

VLAN. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 26

WAN. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 27

WAN Advanced Settings. ................................................................................................................................................................................. 28

URL Mapping............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 29

Security Settings. ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 30

URL Filter. ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 30

IP Filter. .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 31

MAC Filter. ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 33

Port Mapping ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 34

DMZ. .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 36

Management Options. ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 36

Configure. ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 36

Reboot. .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 36

Modify password. ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 36

Upgrade. .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 36

Time. .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 36

Log. ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 36

Flow control.................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 37

IP group. ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 39

Time group. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 40

DDNS configuration. ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 41

Interface in Repeater mode. ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 42

Operation Mode Change Mode. ....................................................................................................................................................................... 42

Wi-Fi: Configuration. .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 42

Summary of Contents for TR1300

Page 1: ...anyola 79 81 Local C 08172 Sant Cugat of the Vall s Barcelona Spain Phone 34935839543 info ek plus www ek plus USER MANUAL TR1300 331000 Access point 2 4 5GHz 1300Mbps 400 900Mbps 27dBm 2 ports PoE 48...

Page 2: ...r 6 Interfaces 6 Connection 7 Access to the equipment 7 Interface in AP mode 8 Home Status 8 Operation Mode Change Mode 9 Setting Ap mode 10 Setting Gateway mode 11 Setting the Repeater mode 12 Settin...

Page 3: ...nced Config 24 Network Settings 25 LAN 25 Static DHCP 26 VLAN 26 WAN 27 WAN Advanced Settings 28 URL Mapping 29 Security Settings 30 URL Filter 30 IP Filter 31 MAC Filter 33 Port Mapping 34 DMZ 36 Man...

Page 4: ...44 Configure 44 Reboot 44 Modify password 44 Upgrade 44 Time 44 Log 44 Interface in WISP mode 45 Home Status 45 Operation Mode Change Mode 45 Wi Fi Configuration 45 2 4G Wi Fi 45 5G Wi Fi 45 MAC Acce...

Page 5: ...Local C 08172 Sant Cugat of the Vall s Barcelona Spain Phone 34935839543 info ek plus www ek plus TR 1300 USER MANUAL Reboot 47 Modify password 47 Upgrade 47 Time 47 Log 48 Flow Control 48 IP Group 4...

Page 6: ...ntroduction Description Access point 2 4 5GHz 1300Mbps 400 900Mbps 27dBm 2 ports PoE 48V Wave2 High concurrency Content 1 1 X TR1300 2 1 X UTP cable Interfaces connection and access to the computer In...

Page 7: ...I intended to serve Never connect to the client network where the repeater is getting signal If a 12V 2A power supply is not used you can feed device by using a POE 48V injector connected to WAN port...

Page 8: ...ualize the general information of the equipment and the Wi Fi s It will also allow us to see the equipment connected to the AP s 1 Device information 2 Current operating mode 3 Network information LAN...

Page 9: ...he user can access the wireless access point the devices can be connected to another wireless network using wireless technology all interfaces are united No NAT firewall and all network related featur...

Page 10: ...t although it is emitting the SSID it does not appear when making a simple Wi Fi search to make a connection o Channel Allows us to configure the width of the channel 20M 40M 20M 40M and the channel 1...

Page 11: ...annel 20M 40M 20M 40M and the channel 1 to 13 o Encryption Allows us to select the encryption mode or set it free if desired o Wi Fi password Allows us to configure the password for the selected SSID...

Page 12: ...f desired o Password Allows us to configure the password for the selected SSID o Bandwidth The desired bandwidth is configured depending on the network we choose 2G or 5G we can select some values or...

Page 13: ...nfigure the password for the selected SSID Wi Fi 5G Wi Fi configuration o Wi Fi Status You can enable or disable the broadcast of 5G Wi Fi o SSID The 2G Wi Fi name is configured o Hide your SSID Allow...

Page 14: ...at has been configured on a PPPoE server that is in the configured installation DHCP It is configured to automatically acquire the IP from the Client Router 5 2G Wi Fi configuration o Wi Fi Status You...

Page 15: ...ws you to hide the SSID so that although it is emitting the SSID it does not appear when making a simple Wi Fi search to make a connection o Channel Allows us to configure the width of the channel 20M...

Page 16: ...0M 80M 20M 40M 20M 40M 80M and the channel 36 to 140 o Encryption Allows us to select the encryption mode or set it free if desired o Wi Fi password Allows us to configure the password for the selecte...

Page 17: ...er confg 2 Management buttons o Add Allows us to add a device to the list o Activate Active ACL selected in main interface o Deactivate Deactivate ACL selected in main interface o Delete Allows us to...

Page 18: ...it are as follows 1 Click add And we configure the parameters that it asks us for o MAC address Add the MAC of the computer by hand or select the Scan option Thanks to the Scan option we will see the...

Page 19: ...he Wi Fi interfaces To do this simply deselect the OFF option default option and select a Wi Fi multicast transmission speed being recommended the speeds of 6 12 and 24 Mbps as they are basic speeds o...

Page 20: ...s only with the Wi Fi AP and does not communicate with other end equipment connected to the AP since they are not within reach Output Power Allows you to configure the power with which the equipment e...

Page 21: ...o IP Lan We set the desired static IP Only in static IP IP mode o Subnet We put the mask for the management IP Only in static IP IP mode o Gateway We select the gateway of the computer Only in static...

Page 22: ...tion of the access point Restore Allows us to upload a previously made backup copy Reset default Allows us to return the computer to its default values Telnet Enables access to the computer using teln...

Page 23: ...es Enable NTP The computer will upgrade its time automatically at boot time It is necessary that the computer has configured an IP within our network and a correct Gateway This will be configured on t...

Page 24: ...er data Operation Mode Change Mode It s exactly the same as it s treated in the interface AP part Look at Operation Mode Change Mode Wi Fi Settings 2 4G Wi Fi It s exactly the same as how it s treated...

Page 25: ...hin the range configured by DHCP LAN Settings o IP Lan IP configured on the LAN part computer o Subnet Network mask that we have on the configured computer of the LAN part o STP We can enable Spanning...

Page 26: ...to the computers that have been connected In this way even if we have the devices with DHCP they will retain the IP that we assign The steps to configure are 1 Add 2 Select the device with the Scan bu...

Page 27: ...from the Client Router MTU We can determine the size of the frames MTU the maximum size of the packets we send to the internet The value 1492 would match the calculation that an information packet of...

Page 28: ...e such MAC and thus offer simultaneous connection to multiple devices Enable ping access on WAN Allows us to enable pinging the WAN interface Enable IPsec pass through on the VPN connection Allows tun...

Page 29: ...uted to specific IP addresses is supported 1 List of LAN servers 2 The status of each of the URL mapping rules 3 Domain addressing requests received on the WAN IP and forwarded to the corresponding IP...

Page 30: ...o make the changes you must click apply URL Filter Allows you to block access to configured Internet addresses 1 Ip filters defined 2 The time at which the rule is applied defined custom or according...

Page 31: ...date We assign days of operation of the rule every day or by selecting some o URL We define the URL over which the rule applies o Mark We put a note that we want 6 Enabling filters don t forget Apply...

Page 32: ...elect custom we will have the following options i Time frame Hours at which the rule will be put into operation ii Work date We assign days of operation of the rule every day or by selecting some o IP...

Page 33: ...s to which the 4 The activation status of the filter 5 add When you click add we will go to the configuration of the filters o Status We can enable or disable the filter o Rule Name We assign a name t...

Page 34: ...blacklist don t forget Apply Once created they can be modified with the icon Port Mapping It allows to ensure the external publication of services available on the LAN by mapping external ports of th...

Page 35: ...ply the port number automatically o Rule Name We assign a name to the rule o Protocol We indicate on what type of port protocol TVP UDP applies o LAN IP We define the IP on which the rule applies We c...

Page 36: ...since it can only be applied on one private IP at a time In the case of not knowing if we have a problem of ports configuration of an application that the DDNS fails or what happens it is a way to ru...

Page 37: ...r according to predefined temporary groups in Time Group 3 Limited mode selected 4 Flow control activation state 5 add When you click add we will go to the configuration of the flows o Status We can e...

Page 38: ...at which the rule will be put into operation ii Work date We assign days of operation of the rule every day or by selecting some o Limited mode We can choose the mode of limitation i Shared limited b...

Page 39: ...on the LAN on which security rules will be applied URL filters IP filters etc or traffic control QoS rules 1 Defined groups 2 The IP range of the group that was created 3 Add When you click add we wi...

Page 40: ...lectable in the configuration of IP URL QoS rules from the same form of definition of these rules and of course they can be applied in different rules at the same time depending on the configuration 1...

Page 41: ...use it It leaves all ports on the AP open and implies that anyone from the Internet will be able to perform a trace to detect vulnerabilities in the services being used That is why its use is not rec...

Page 42: ...n Mode Change Mode It s exactly the same as it s treated in the interface AP part Look at Operation Mode Change Mode Wi Fi Configuration 2 4G Wi Fi It s exactly the same as how it s treated in the AP...

Page 43: ...e can use the SCAN button to search the network thanks to graphical interface and select it 4 Lock BSSID You can close by MAC the configuration of the repeater In this way if another issuer is configu...

Page 44: ...ions Configure It s exactly the same as how it s dealt with in the AP interface part Look at Configuration Reboot It s exactly the same as how it s dealt with in the AP interface part Look at Reboot M...

Page 45: ...Operation Mode Change Mode It s exactly the same as it s treated in the interface AP part Look at Operation Mode Change Mode Wi Fi Configuration 2 4G Wi Fi It s exactly the same as how it s treated i...

Page 46: ...e can use the SCAN button to search the network thanks to graphical interface and select it 4 Lock BSSID You can close by MAC the configuration of the repeater In this way if another issuer is configu...

Page 47: ...ed in the AP interface part Look at URL Filter IP Filter It s exactly the same as it s treated in the AP interface part Look at IP Filter MAC Filter It s exactly the same as it s treated in the AP int...

Page 48: ...e AP interface part Look in Log Flow Control It s exactly the same as it s treated in the AP interface part Look at Flow control IP Group It s exactly the same as it s treated in the AP interface part...

Page 49: ...lt SSID the AP_EK_ if you are unable to call the support phone number 93 583 95 43 I configure the Repeater mode and I have no connection with the internet Check if the P2P is activated in case of bei...

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