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450U-E WIRELESS ETHERNET MODEM AND DEVICE SERVER QUICK START GUIDE

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Setting Up a Bridge Network with Two 450U-E Radios

The following procedures provide instructions on how to connect a computer to the 450U-E, 
configure the essential radio parameters, and then set up a bridged network between two modules.

Configure a PC to Connect to the 450U-E

1.  On the PC Control Panel, open 

Network and Sharing Center

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Change Adapter Settings

 

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Local Area Connection

.

The following instructions are for Windows 7

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. Earlier Windows operating systems have 

similar settings.

2.  Open 

Properties

 of Local Area Connection.

3.  Select “Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)” and click 

Properties 

(Figure 1).

4.  Select “Use the following IP address” (Figure 2).

             

5.  Enter an IP address in the range192.168.0.XXX, where “XXX” is an IP address that will not 

conflict with any other device that may be connected on the same network. 

6.  Enter the subnet mask 255.255.255.0, and click 

OK

. Click 

OK

 again, and then click 

Close

 to 

return to the Network Connections window.

Figure 1  Local Area Connection Properties

Figure 2  Internet Protocol Version Properties

7.  On the module, set the Run/Setup DIP switch (located on the bottom) to the SETUP position.
8.  Connect an Ethernet cable between the 450U-E and the PC.
9.  Apply power to the SUPPLY terminals (9–30 Vdc) on the module.
10.  Open Internet Explorer

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 version 7 or greater, and enter the default IP address of the module 

into the address bar. 
You do not need to enter “http” or “www” or any other prefix.  
The module’s Setup Mode IP address is on the label on the back of the module.

11.  Step through any security warnings, and when prompted enter the username “user” and the 

password “user” (case sensitive).

12.  When connected to the module, set the Run/Setup DIP switch back to the RUN position.

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If the modem is new and never been configured, or it has been reset to its factory 
default settings, the Locale page appears (Figure 3). Go on to step 13.

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If the module has been previously configured, the home page appears. Skip step 13 
and go on to the next procedure.

13.  If the Locale page appears, select the appropriate locale from the drop down list, and then 

click 

Save and Activate Changes

. Go on to the next procedure.

The table on this page shows the available locales and frequency ranges obtainable from 
the radio hardware. When you click Save and Activate Changes, the Quick Start page 
appears.

Figure 3  Locale Page

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