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ECHO MANUAL v1.111

                                       

Page 46 of 47

 

 

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Page 1: ...ECHO MANUAL v1 111 Page 1 of 47 SIL ECHO BS ST User Manual Version 1 0 27 06 2017...

Page 2: ...instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications No guarantee exists that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference...

Page 3: ...r the use of the following warning symbol Means that this equipment is subject to restrictions of use in certain countries and selection of the correct country of operation country code will ensure th...

Page 4: ...10 1 4 Accessing the radio 11 2 Software Configuration 12 2 1 Main Page 12 2 1 1 Status WIRELESS 13 2 1 2 Status NETWORK 15 2 1 3 Status SYSTEM 16 2 1 4 Monitor Throughput 17 2 1 5 Monitor Interfaces...

Page 5: ...lient 37 2 5 3 Dynamic DNS 37 2 5 4 Wireless Client Rate Limit 37 2 5 5 MAC Control 39 2 6 SYSTEM 40 2 6 1 Device 40 2 6 2 Ping Watchdog 41 2 6 3 System Accounts 41 2 6 4 Configuration Management 42 2...

Page 6: ...ore installing You will need clear Line Of Sight for the units to work correctly Locate a suitable mounting location with a pole between 30 and 60mm Do not install anywhere that is illegal and please...

Page 7: ...n the nut 2 Open the Metal strap and feed it through the two slots of the Ball Joint Mount then wrap the Metal Strap around the pole 3 Pull out the port cover and connect an Ethernet cable to the port...

Page 8: ...ECHO MANUAL v1 111 Page 8 of 47 5 Make sure the air bubble stays in the middle of the level after installation...

Page 9: ...shown above 2 Connect your Ethernet cable to the Ethernet port 3 Replace the cover highlighted with the cable passing through the hole 4 Mount the radio to a pole with the provided clip If you are usi...

Page 10: ...port of the provided PoE adapter Then connect the LAN port of the PoE adapter to a PC or switch using a separate Ethernet cable Finally plug the PoE adapter into a standard electrical wall socket If...

Page 11: ...tatic IP address on the 192 168 1 x subnet for example IP address 192 168 1 100 and subnet mask 255 255 255 0 2 Launch your web browser and enter the default IP address of your device 192 168 1 1 in t...

Page 12: ...ECHO MANUAL v1 111 Page 12 of 47 2 Software Configuration 2 1 Main Page Figure 2 1 Wireless Status Access Point WDS Mode Figure 2 2 Wireless Status Station Mode...

Page 13: ...el Country Code set the country to which the unit is operating this will affect the channels you can use and the power of the radio in order to comply with the countries regulations Tx Power The trans...

Page 14: ...to 4 wireless services 1 to 4 Figure 2 4 Wireless Access Point Status Up Down UP states the interface is enabled and providing wireless services Down means it is disabled SSID This is the name of the...

Page 15: ...is mode is typically a network router mode The ETH port works as a WAN interface by connecting it to another network via an ETH port such as the Internet or personal network The network mode can only...

Page 16: ...s Enabled or disabled 2 1 3 Status SYSTEM Figure 2 6 System label of status Device Name Device name or model name Serial Number Device serial NO MAC The MAC address of the device Flash The flash memor...

Page 17: ...end receive information of all interfaces Figure 2 8 Monitor Interfaces Interface Listing all interfaces and interface names MAC Address Listing MAC address of all interfaces Tx Bytes Sending bytes nu...

Page 18: ...RP List IP IP address of device MAC MAC address corresponding to IP address of device Interface Interface of the IP address of device Type Interface hardware type of learning ARP 2 1 7 Monitor STA Sta...

Page 19: ...Signal AP detected RSSI of the Station Assoc Time Uptime of STA Tx Rx Packets send receive packets between AP and Station Tx means sending packets Rx means receiving packets Tx Rx Bytes send receive b...

Page 20: ...he Radio work mode of the AP that the Station is connecting to Channel The channel of the AP that the Station is connecting to Signal station detected AP RSSI RSSI The Receive signal strength Assoc Ti...

Page 21: ...st shows current routing relationship of devices as Figure 2 13 Figure 2 13 Monitor Routes Destination Destination address Netmask The subnet mask Gateway The address of the router on the network if a...

Page 22: ...for setting up the wireless LAN parameters Figure 2 17 Radio Page 2 2 1 Basic Wireless Settings Figure 2 18 Wireless Mode Wireless Mode The mode of the WLAN There are 4 modes the unit can run in AP M...

Page 23: ...47 Figure 2 19 Country Code Region code The default set region code is United Kingdom Figure 2 20 IEEE 802 11 Mode IEEE 802 11 Mode The default mode is 802 11an Figure 2 21 Channel Width Channel Width...

Page 24: ...efault is 24dBm Tx power has a different limit for each country When changing the Tx power the user should follow the regulatory rules Transmission power can influence signal strength of the wireless...

Page 25: ...re 2X2 devices the max support is MCS 15 which is also the default setting 2 2 2 Advanced Wireless Settings Figure 2 25 RTS Threshold RTS Threshold The default setting for the RTS threshold is 2347 Ho...

Page 26: ...M Settings Figure 2 26 WMM Settings WMM Settings is used to set AP EDCA parameter and ST EDCA parameter AC Type Access control the Enhance Distributed Channel Access EDCA has 4 AC types Each AC type h...

Page 27: ...tings Wireless1 2 3 4 The unit can be ser with 4 wireless services name correctly so they can be distinguished from one another Wireless Availability Weather the wireless service is enabled or disable...

Page 28: ...cation Type Set authentication method the default is set to open WEP Key Length Set WEP key length the default is 64 bit Key Type Set key type the default is ASCII type WEP Key Enter WEP key Key Index...

Page 29: ...ey connect Scan The scan button is used to scan for SSID s and available channels as Figure 2 31 Figure 2 32 Scan List MAC Address The BSSID address of the wireless service SSID The BSSID name of the...

Page 30: ...O Router Mode and WISP Mode have the same settings page here is introduction about Bridge Mode and WISP Mode 2 4 1 Bridge Mode Setting of Bridge Mode is shown as Figure 2 32 Figure 2 33 Bridge Mode 1...

Page 31: ...sponding VLAN interface IP Mask IP address and netmask of corresponding VLAN interface Gateway Gateway of corresponding VLAN interface DHCP Open DHCP server function of corresponding VLAN interface MT...

Page 32: ...dress Gateway IP Set static gateway address Primary DNS IP Set static main DNS address Secondary DNS IP Set static backup DNS address MTU Set MTU the default is 1500 bytes IP Start Set start IP addres...

Page 33: ...Password Set PPPoE connection password Service Name Set PPPoE connection service name Fallback IP Set fallback IP address after PPPoE negotiation failed Fallback Netmask Set fallback netmask of IP ad...

Page 34: ...2 39 Port Forwarding Port Forwarding comes into effect when network mode is SOHO Router WISP Enable Set the port forwarding to enable or disabled Private IP Set the forwarded intranet host IP address...

Page 35: ...he wireless interface Enable set traffic shaping service to enable or disabled for the corresponding interface Ingress ingress traffic is traffic on the ingressing interface Egress egress traffic is t...

Page 36: ...s management and so on as Figure 2 40 Figure 2 41 Services 2 5 1 Web Server Web Server is used to set server port and session timeout of web server Figure 2 42 Web Server Server Port Set server port o...

Page 37: ...sabled NTP Server Set IP address or domain name of NTP Server 2 5 3 Dynamic DNS 2 5 4 Wireless Client Rate Limit Figure 2 46 Client Rate Limit All Clients CIR CIR means Committed Information Rate in o...

Page 38: ...ate Limit Classified Clients 11n Clients Set the inbound and outbound rate limit of 802 11n clients 11a 11g Clients Set the inbound and outbound rate limit of 802 11a 802 11g clients 11b Clients Set t...

Page 39: ...visit of users by supporting blacklist or white list Don t open MAC control in the case of the default that is to say all computers can visit Internet without limit as Figure 2 51 Figure 2 52 MAC Cont...

Page 40: ...Page is mainly used for settings relating to device management as Figure 2 49 Figure 2 53 System Page 2 6 1 Device Figure 2 54 Device Device Description Set the device description Enable Startup Date...

Page 41: ...me zone Set the device time zone 2 6 2 Ping Watchdog Figure 2 55 Ping Watchdog 2 6 3 System Accounts Figure 2 56 System Accounts Username Set the admin username Current Password Input current password...

Page 42: ...4 Configuration Management Figure 2 57 Location Page Latitude Set device latitude Longitude Set device longitude Figure 2 58 Configuration Management Figure 2 59 Restore Factory default settings Figur...

Page 43: ...rt Configuration Export current configuration Import Configuration Import configuration into device Reboot Reboot device 2 6 5 Firmware upgrade Figure 2 62 Firmware Upgrade Firmware upgrade is used fo...

Page 44: ...Network Ping Destination IP The target IP address Packet Count Number of the pings Packet Size Define the ping ICMP packet size the larger size of the packet the higher latency for the ping 2 7 2 Trac...

Page 45: ...he wireless service Signal Noise Signal strength and noise of wireless service Frequency The frequency of the wireless service Channel The channel of the wireless service 2 7 4 Speed Test Figure 2 66...

Page 46: ...ces If you need any further assistance go to our website download centre www silvernet com downloadcentre View our troubleshooting guide http www silvernet com support frequently asked questions Use o...

Page 47: ...ECHO MANUAL v1 111 Page 47 of 47 This is a class B product In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures...

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