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Wireless Customer Premises Router
USER MANUAL
CPE Firmware v2.16
Page 1: ...W WL L C CP PE E R RO OU UT TE ER R Wireless Customer Premises Router USER MANUAL CPE Firmware v2 16...
Page 2: ...ith Teletronics 2Mbps Wireless NIC 12 5 3 Setting up the CPE with RayLink 2Mbps Wireless NIC 13 5 4 Setting up the CPE with PRISM II 11Mbps Wireless NIC 14 6 0 Setting up the CPE as an Access Point 17...
Page 3: ...ed Or Netscape 6 x Cookies Enabled Network Interface card 9 pin RS232 serial port and crossover cable in order to restore factory defaults CPE Software Configuration Utility Requirements 1 of 3 brands...
Page 4: ...rnet card and 1 radio card on the device Before configuring the software settings it is extremely important to properly design and setup your network Without proper network implementation the software...
Page 5: ...International Inc CPE Complete User Manual Page 4 of 27 3 0 Network Implementation Diagram 3 0 From this point onward an Access Point will be designated AP and a Customer Premises Equipment will be de...
Page 6: ...have an IP of 192 168 3 1 subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Any information destined for 192 168 3 x will be routed through the CPE to the appropriate IP address The CPE wireless mode is set to Infrastructur...
Page 7: ...t and typing the following IP address into your Internet browser and pressing enter Please note that you are accessing a secure site use https not http https 192 168 1 1 When the CPE is initially acce...
Page 8: ...ic and Default Routes Allows the setup of gateways and routes Configure Wireless Adapter Allows the configuration of up to 4 wireless Adapters IP Masquerading Allows NAT to be enabled or disabled 802...
Page 9: ...password can be modified once you are logged in To do this click on the Change Admin Password option on the main CPE Configuration Utility menu From this screen you may change your password maximum 1...
Page 10: ...te These options are located at the top left of the CPE Configuration Utility screens Be aware of the Update buttons at the bottom of some configurations screens Be sure to click the update buttons if...
Page 11: ...t your changes were appropriate If you have chosen IPs that are in conflict you will be notified with x s Appropriate Modification Inappropriate Modification Important Note Now that you have modified...
Page 12: ...ere you can set the CPE to perform IP Masquerading from either the Ethernet card or the radio card By default this function is disabled Update your settings if you make any changes from the default se...
Page 13: ...importance are the ESSID and the Wireless Mode fields The ESSID field must reflect the ESSID of your Access Point If the ESSID fields differ between your CPE and your AP your network will not function...
Page 14: ...ance are the ESSID and the Wireless Mode fields The ESSID field must reflect the ESSID of your Access Point If the ESSID fields differ between your CPE and your AP your network will not function In Di...
Page 15: ...s a CPE the two areas of utmost importance are the ESSID and the Wireless Mode fields The ESSID field must reflect the ESSID of your Access Point If the ESSID fields differ between your CPE and your A...
Page 16: ...reated enabling the switching of keys from time to time When 128 bit encryption is enabled only 1 key is generated In order to switch to a different key a new passphrase is required Steps in enabling...
Page 17: ...27 Step 10 Click on the Activate button at the top of the screen This will save all of your settings and activate any changes you have made to the default settings Clicking on Save and Reboot will hav...
Page 18: ...activate These options are located at the top left of the CPE Configuration Utility screens Be aware of the Update buttons at the bottom of some configurations screens Be sure to click the update butt...
Page 19: ...you have chosen IPs that are in conflict you will be notified with x s Appropriate Modification Inappropriate Modification Important Note Now that you have modified your ether1 adapter after you clic...
Page 20: ...rnet card or the radio card By default this function is disabled Update your settings if you make any changes from the default setting Step 8 Select 802 1d for AP and Ethernet under the Configure Netw...
Page 21: ...E Configuration Menu on the left There are 2 different Wireless Network Cards supported by the CPE Configuration Utility Software that can be placed in Access Point Mode Please see section 1 0 Minimum...
Page 22: ...of utmost importance are the ESSID and the Wireless Mode fields The ESSID field must reflect the ESSID of your CPE If the ESSID fields differ between your CPE and your AP your network will not functi...
Page 23: ...e CPE in AP mode is that the AP can determine signal strength of stations connected to the AP By default this function is fully enabled and can be accessed through the Server Status Page option in the...
Page 24: ...ID and the Wireless Mode fields The ESSID field must reflect the ESSID of your CPE If the ESSID fields differ between your CPE and your AP your network will not function In Diagram 3 0 the ESSID of bo...
Page 25: ...ated enabling the switching of keys from time to time When 128 bit encryption is enabled only 1 key is generated In order to switch to a different key a new passphrase is required Steps in enabling WE...
Page 26: ...27 Step 10 Click on the Activate button at the top of the screen This will save all of your settings and activate any changes you have made to the default settings Clicking on Save and Reboot will hav...
Page 27: ...w version Upgrading firmware is done so at your own risk 7 1 Steps to upgrading CPE firmware Step 1 Download the firmware update utility currently FIRMUPL102 EXE Step 2 Download the firmware binary up...
Page 28: ...rsion 2 13 pr2 Sending firmware please wait 8028160 7840K Firmware has been sent Finished Waiting for server to verify the firmware Success The CPE will now reboot using the new firmware Step 7 You wi...
