Formosa KW50-O8500 User Manual Download Page 3

 

3

Index 

CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................................ 4

 

I

NTRODUCTION

 ....................................................................................................................................................................... 4

 

A

PPEARANCE OF 

P

RODUCT

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F

EATURES AND 

B

ENEFITS

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CHAPTER 2 HARDWARE INSTALLATION ..................................................................................................................... 5

 

S

YSTEM 

R

EQUIREMENT

 .......................................................................................................................................................... 5

 

P

RODUCE 

K

IT

 ......................................................................................................................................................................... 5

 

H

ARDWARE 

I

NSTALLATION

 ..................................................................................................................................................... 5

 

LED

 

D

ESCRIPTIONS

 ............................................................................................................................................................... 5

 

CHAPTER 3 SYSTEM SETUP .............................................................................................................................................. 6

 

F

ACTORY 

D

EFAULT 

S

ETTINGS

 ................................................................................................................................................. 6

 

U

SING THE 

W

EB 

M

ANAGEMENT

 ............................................................................................................................................. 7

 

S

TATUS

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MAP .................................................................................................................................................................................... 10

 

S

YSTEM

 ................................................................................................................................................................................ 11

 

CHAPTER 4 WIRELESS SETTINGS ................................................................................................................................ 15

 

B

ASIC 

W

IRELESS 

S

ETTINGS

 .................................................................................................................................................. 15

 

CHAPTER 5 MANAGEMENT ............................................................................................................................................ 19

 

C

HANGE 

P

ASSWORD

 ............................................................................................................................................................. 19

 

U

PGRADE 

F

IRMWARE

 ........................................................................................................................................................... 21

 

B

ACKUP

/R

ESTORE

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E

VENT 

L

OG

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R

EBOOT

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CHAPTER 6 TROUBLESHOOTING ................................................................................................................................. 24

 

FAQ ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 24

 

S

ERVICE 

S

UPPORT

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Summary of Contents for KW50-O8500

Page 1: ...1 MIMO WiTDM Series KW50 O8500 User s Manual 2017 11 02 v2...

Page 2: ...otice You can t duplicate any content of this manual by the written permission of our company About this manual The purpose to use this manual is for install the wireless Bridge This manual is includi...

Page 3: ...HARDWARE INSTALLATION 5 LED DESCRIPTIONS 5 CHAPTER 3 SYSTEM SETUP 6 FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS 6 USING THE WEB MANAGEMENT 7 STATUS 8 MAP 10 SYSTEM 11 CHAPTER 4 WIRELESS SETTINGS 15 BASIC WIRELESS SETTIN...

Page 4: ...multiple network location The KW50 O8500 work on 5GHz and it based on powerful TDMA technology that provides higher channel bandwidth for long distance connect Appearance of Product KW50 O8500 Feature...

Page 5: ...Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 or above Produce Kit KW50 O8500 x 1 Injector GT3 48V 0 65A x 1 Mounting Kit x 1 User s Manual CD x1 Hardware Installation The following steps will help you while install...

Page 6: ...s Ethernet Data Rate Automatic Spanning Tree Protocol Enable VLAN 802 1Q Disable IP Settings IP Type Manual IP Address 192 168 1 1 IP Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Default Gateway 0 0 0 0 Primary DNS Serv...

Page 7: ...address Default 192 168 1 1 and Login as below Login Interface Enter the username Default admin and password Default password and click Login Caution IP address of your PC must be the same subnet of...

Page 8: ...Rx Modulation Current Modulation of Tx Rx How to Setup MIMO WiTDM Bridge Get Position Longitude and Latitude Get Direction and Azimuth Signal Status In Status page it can show remote bridge Signal St...

Page 9: ...and fix local antenna 5 If Remote RSSI is changed and worse adjust remote antenna again 6 Follow the same ways to get a better Local RSSI and Remote RSSI value And Fix both side antennas Port Statisti...

Page 10: ...obal Positioning System GPS Only for GPS Model Select GPS Can obtain current position from GPS receiver Topology Select Topology Can enable topology discovery protocol to establish the structure of co...

Page 11: ...EVICE0000FF you can enter DEVICE0000FF in the IE then click ENTER and WEB page or use ping command to check settings is active or not such as ping DEVEICE0000FF Ethernet Data Rate Specify the transmis...

Page 12: ...ask Use subnet mask to ensure two devices in the same network default is 255 255 255 0 Default Gateway Default gateway and DNS server for your local area network which connects to LAN port Primary DNS...

Page 13: ...nt undesirable loops in the network ensuring a smooth running network By default the function is disabled STP Settings Bridge priority 0 65535 Hello Time 0 10 seconds Max Age 6 40 seconds Forward Dela...

Page 14: ...in your specific time zone Time Zone Select the time zone location for your setting GPS Time Setting Only for GPS Model Synchronize time with GPS Internet Time Setting Synchronize time with an Interne...

Page 15: ...15 Chapter 4 Wireless Settings Basic Wireless Settings Radio Settings...

Page 16: ...ting power of TX default is max TX Rate Range Normally choice transmission rate as Best system will adapt best rate for real environment Including Single Stream Model SS 64QAM 5 6 SS 64QAM 3 4 SS 64QA...

Page 17: ...es Setup different Tx modulation for different Clients Differential Tx Rates Security Settings Security Settings Network Authentication There are Open System WPA2 PSK to set default is Open System Dat...

Page 18: ...ccess Control Mode Turn off Allow Deny Select Allow the listing clients are allowed to access the base station Other clients are blocked Select Deny the listing clients are blocked to access the base...

Page 19: ...it Click Apply to have the password changed or click Cancel to keep the current password Remote Management Remote Management Bridge supports SNMP If you use SNMP to control bridge At first you should...

Page 20: ...otocol as SSH type PuTTY Configuration From Connection in the lift menu bar click SSH select 2 as Preferred SSH protocol version make 3DES the top position in Encryption cipher selection policy Figure...

Page 21: ...lic Set Write Community password Default is private Setting Trap Sever IP address When bridge under abnormal condition like bridge power failure or reset is usual Administrator can easy control device...

Page 22: ...hat you can recover settings quickly when something go wrong 1 Open Backup Restore page click Backup it will pop up a dialog for input path and filename such as F device cfg and it will save device cf...

Page 23: ...er IP address the port number configured in the SysLog server on your network By default it is514 SysLog Server IP address The Bridge will send all the SysLog to the specified IP address if SysLog opt...

Page 24: ...l work This situation may the wireless network is disturbed by something what you can so is following steps 1 Check whether every joint point of network is well such as Ethernet port antenna connectio...

Page 25: ...r installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct t...

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