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SP230/SP230-S5 

2x2 PtP/PtMP 802.11ac Wave 2 Outdoor Access Point 

User Manual 

 

Page 15 

4.2.3.2.

 

Reboot 

Click the Perform reboot link to reboot the device. Any unsaved configuration changes will be lost.  

 

 

Fat AP (FAP) Mode 

4.3.

A FAT AP is suitable for family and small-scaled networks and provides full features. This Fat AP 
is wireless equipment used to control and manage wireless clients. A FAT AP may support both 
2.4GHz and 5GHz band in a single logic management domain. This Fat AP is used for wireless 
terminals to access a wired network; also it can communicate the bridge between the wireless 
clients and wired network. Before configuring the fat AP make sure that AP is in fat AP mode. If the 
AP is in Thin AP mode, please change into Fat AP mode and precede the following essential 
configuration.  

 

 

Status 

4.3.1.

4.3.1.1.

 

Overview 

This page is used to provide an overview of the software settings and status of the AP. Please refer 
to page 13. 
The following parameters are available in the DHCP Leases: 

Parameter 

Description 

Hostname 

Displays the hostnames of active DHCP clients connected to the AP. DHCP 

stands for Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. 

IPv4 Address 

Displays the IP addresses of active DHCP clients connected to the AP. IP 

stands for Internet Protocol. 

MAC Address 

Displays the MAC addresses of active DHCP clients connected to the AP. 

MAC stands for Medium Access Control. 

Lease Time Remaining  Displays the DHCP lease time remaining for the DHCP clients connected 

to the AP. 

 

The following parameters are available in the DHCPv6 Leases: 

Parameter 

Description 

Hostname 

Displays the hostnames of active DHCPv6 clients connected to the AP. 

IPv6 Address 

Displays the IPv6 addresses of active DHCPv6 clients connected to the AP. 

DUID 

Displays the DUID (DHCP Unique Identifier) of active DHCPv6 clients 

connected to the AP. 

 

The following parameters are available in the Wireless section: 

Summary of Contents for SP230 Series

Page 1: ...SP230 SP230 S5 2x2 PtP PtMP 802 11ac Wave 2 Outdoor Access Point User Manual Page 1 ...

Page 2: ...ll Mount 8 3 2 2 Anti theft Steel Rope Optional accessory_SP CBM5 9 3 3 Grounding Connection Protect from Lightning 9 3 4 Safety Notice 9 3 5 Installing a Waterproof Cable Gland for Ethernet Port Optional accessory_ SP WP CM20 10 3 6 Powering the Access Point 10 3 7 Chapter 4 The HTTP Interface 11 Login to the HTTP Interface 11 4 1 Thin AP TAP Mode 11 4 2 Access Point Configuration 11 4 2 1 Status...

Page 3: ...3 5 Diagnostics 66 4 3 3 6 Firewall 68 4 3 3 7 Bluetooth 71 4 3 3 8 Externalvlan 71 Bridge Mode 71 4 4 Adjust the time zone 71 4 4 1 AP General Setup 72 4 4 2 Bridge Mode Setup 72 4 4 3 VLAN Trunk 75 4 4 4 Chapter 5 Technical Specifications 76 Chapter 6 Appendix 78 Warranty 78 6 1 General Warranty 78 6 1 1 Warranty Conditions 78 6 1 2 Disclaimer 78 6 1 3 Compliance Information 79 6 2 RF Exposure W...

Page 4: ...details id 29 The access point can also operate as a relay mode for other access points that are not directly connected to a wired network This enables each access point to identify neighbors and intelligently choose the optimal path to the wired network by calculating the cost of each path in terms of signal strength and the number of hops required to get to a controller The access point can be c...

Page 5: ...s Note SP230 and SP230 S5 both provides two waterproof cable glands Installation Requirements 2 2 TERMS OF USE All Ethernet cabling runs must use CAT5e 24 AWG or above Shielded Twisted Pair STP cabling In addition please cut the cable into a proper length strip the cables on both ends and crimp the wires into RJ45 connectors It is the professional installer s responsibility to follow local country...

Page 6: ...the need for a power supply into the power port LAN Port The LAN port operates at 10 100 1000 Mbps at supports an RJ45 connector Supporting PoE Out the LAN port can supply PoE power to PDs Powered Devices plugged into the LAN port Up to 10 Watts output power can be supplied Grounding Access point that can t find its way to local earth ground will transfer to the interior equipment over the communi...

Page 7: ... or metal plates surround the access point Two dimensional Mounting Kit Optional accessory_SP 3 2 MKM5 Pole Mount 3 2 1 Attach the intermediate steel plate to the device using four M5 screws included in the packaging Securely tighten the screws Attach the two dimensional mounting bracket to the intermediate steel plate using four M4 screws included in the packaging Securely tighten the screws Atta...

Page 8: ...ttach the intermediate steel plate to the device using four M5 screws included in the packaging Securely tighten the screws Attach half mounting bracket to the device with intermediate steel plate using four M4 screws included in the packaging Securely tighten the screws Attach M type bracket to the device onto the wall using four M5 screws screw anchors included in the packaging Securely tighten ...

Page 9: ...w Grounding Connection Protect from Lightning 3 4 1 Make your device GND port connect to ground wire 2 The ground wire connects to the earth In addition the grounding wire meets to 6 AWG copper grounding wire Safety Notice 3 5 1 Do not install the device close to any electrical grounding device or lightning protection system Place the device s own grounding and lightning protection system apart fr...

Page 10: ...nstable power may cause the device to malfunction The device supports PoE power supply and is recommended if the device is installed near grid lines within less than 100 meters radius Installing a Waterproof Cable Gland for Ethernet 3 6 Port Optional accessory_ SP WP CM20 Dismantle all the components of waterproof cable gland and plug the cable through it Thread and assemble one by one sealing nut...

Page 11: ...P enter the IP address of the AP into the web browser s address bar and press the Enter key Enter the Username and Password in the respective textboxes and click the Login button To return the information displayed in the textboxes to the defaults click the Reset button In a default access point configuration the SP230 default AP mode is TAP mode and SP230 S5 is FAP mode Thin AP TAP Mode 4 2 The p...

Page 12: ... from the Local Area Connection settings as follows Start Control Panel Network Internet Change Adapter Options Ethernet Step 2 Edit the TCP IPv4 address setting as follows Properties Internet Protocol Version 4 TCP IPv4 Step 3 Select Use the following IP address and make the following entries IP address 192 168 1 168 or any available address in the 192 168 1 x network except 192 168 1 1 Subnet ma...

Page 13: ...he AP in kilobytes and percentage The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Description IPv4 WAN Status Displays the IPv4 WAN Wide Area Network connection status Active Connections Displays the number of active network connections in integers and percentage 4 2 2 2 General Next click the General Button Once login first assign a fixed IP address or a DHCP IP to the AP under C...

Page 14: ...s controller IPv4 IP address Wireless Switch IPv6 Address1 2 3 4 Enter wireless access controller IPv6 IP address Wireless Switch Name1 2 3 4 Enter access controller DNS value Management VLAN ID Enter specific management VLAN ID which is providing from the Network 4 2 2 3 System Log This page is used to display the system log on the AP Information on this page is useful for troubleshooting System ...

Page 15: ...sed to provide an overview of the software settings and status of the AP Please refer to page 13 The following parameters are available in the DHCP Leases Parameter Description Hostname Displays the hostnames of active DHCP clients connected to the AP DHCP stands for Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol IPv4 Address Displays the IP addresses of active DHCP clients connected to the AP IP stands for ...

Page 16: ...e bitrate provided through this wireless interface The following parameters are available in the Associated Stations section Parameter Description Network Click on the hyperlink to configure this wireless interface For more information refer to Wireless Overview on page 49 RX Rate Displays the RX receiving data rate provided to from the associated wireless station TX Rate Displays the TX transmitt...

Page 17: ...ss used by the active IPv4 IPv6 route Metric Displays the metric used by the active IPv4 IPv6 route 4 3 1 4 System Log This page is used to display the system log on the AP Information on this page is useful for troubleshooting 4 3 1 5 Kernel Log This page is used to display the kernel log on the AP Information on this page is useful for troubleshooting 4 3 1 6 Real time Graphs 4 3 1 6 1 Load This...

Page 18: ...e available in signal strength and noise measurement section Parameter Description Signal Noise Displays the wireless signal strength and noise measurement decibel milliwatts on the wireless interface in real time Average Displays the average value on the wireless interface Peak Displays the peak value on the wireless interface The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Descr...

Page 19: ...ction Transfer Displays the transfer data rate bytes and packets of the active network connection System 4 3 2 4 3 2 1 System This page is used to display and configure basic system settings like the logging and the date time settings 4 3 2 2 Administration 4 3 2 2 1 Router Password This page is used to change the password for accessing on the AP 4 3 2 2 2 SSH Access The following parameters are a...

Page 20: ...ification 4 3 2 3 2 Crontab Examples A line in crontab file like below removes the tmp files from home someuser tmp each day at 6 30 PM 30 18 rm home someuser tmp 4 3 2 4 Backup Flash Firmware This page is used to backup restore the configuration or to update the firmware on the AP A factory reset of the software configuration can also be performed on this page ...

Page 21: ...c Wave 2 Outdoor Access Point User Manual Page 21 Network 4 3 3 4 3 3 1 Interfaces This page is used to display and configure the LAN and WAN interface on the AP After clicking the Add new interface button the following page will appear ...

Page 22: ...int User Manual Page 22 To configure the WAN LAN interfaces click the Edit button Note The following web page take WAN interfaces for example LAN interfaces are similar 4 3 3 1 1 Static Address This page is used to display and configure the WAN interface settings ...

Page 23: ...tion of the interface Port Displays the interface name For example eth0 2 Uptime Displays the how long the interface is active MAC Address Displays the MAC address of the interface RX Displays the RX receiving data rate through the interface TX Displays the TX transmitting data rate through the interface After clicking the Switch protocol button the following will appear 4 3 3 1 1 1 General Setup ...

Page 24: ...olicitations from this interface Note This option is only available if Accept router advertisements is enabled IPv6 address gateway Note This option is only available if Accept router advertisements are enabled 4 3 3 1 1 2 Advanced Settings The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Description Bring up on boot Select this option to bring up this interface when the device reb...

Page 25: ...is option to bridge this interface with another interface Enable STP Note This option is only available if Bridge interfaces are enabled Interface If desired select and enter a Custom Interface name in the textbox provided Note Multiple selections are only available when the Bridge interfaces option is selected Normally only one interface can be selected here 4 3 3 1 1 4 Firewall Settings ...

Page 26: ... new firewall zone in the space provided The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Description Start Enter the starting IPv4 address in the DHCP pool here Limit Enter the maximum number of IPv4 addresses allowed in the DHCP pool here Lease time Enter the lease time for DHCP clients here The lease time can be in minutes for example 2m The lease time can be in hours for exampl...

Page 27: ...is detected DHCP Options Enter the DHCP Option string for DHCP clients here 4 3 3 1 2 DHCP Client The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Description Status Please refer to page 23 After clicking the Switch protocol button the following will appear The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Description Status Please refer to page 23 Hostname to send w...

Page 28: ...ed Use broadcast flag Select this option to use the broadcast flag on this interface Use default gateway Select this option to use the DHCP assigned default gateway on this interface Use DNS servers advertised by peer Select this option to use the DHCP assigned DNS server addresses on this interface Use custom DNS servers Enter the IP address or domain name for a custom DNS server here More than o...

Page 29: ...able STP Select this option to enable the STP function on this interface Note This option is only available if Bridge mode is enabled Interface Select the physical interface that will be associated with this interface configuration here If desired select and enter a Custom Interface name in the textbox provided Note Multiple selections are only available when the Bridge interfaces option is select...

Page 30: ...e Please refer to page 26 4 3 3 1 3 Unmanaged The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Description Status Please refer to page 23 After clicking the Switch protocol button the following will appear The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Description Status Please refer to page 23 Protocol For this section we ll discuss the Unmanaged option ...

Page 31: ...nterfaces Select this option to bridge this interface with another interface Enable STP Select this option to enable the STP function on this interface Note This option is only available if Bridge interfaces are enabled Interface Select the physical interface that will be associated with this interface configuration here If desired select and enter a Custom Interface name in the textbox provided N...

Page 32: ...e 26 4 3 3 1 4 PPP The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Description Status Please refer to page 23 After clicking the Switch protocol button the following will appear common configuration settings The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Description Status Please refer to page 23 Protocol For this section we ll discuss the PPP Point to Point Prot...

Page 33: ...his option to use the DHCP assigned default gateway on this interface Use gateway metric Enter the metric for the gateway here Use DNS servers advertised by peer Select this option to use the DHCP assigned DNS server addresses on this interface Use custom DNS servers More than one entry can be created LCP echo failure threshold The peer will be presumed to be dead after the given amount of LCP ech...

Page 34: ...02 11ac Wave 2 Outdoor Access Point User Manual Page 34 The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Description Status Please refer to page 23 After clicking the Switch protocol button the following will appear ...

Page 35: ...the VPN server here PAP CHAP username password Enter the PAP CHAP username password for the PPTP account here The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Description Bring up on boot Select this option to bring up this interface when the device rebooted Use default gateway Select this option to use the DHCP assigned default gateway on this interface Use gateway metric Enter th...

Page 36: ...re threshold function Inactivity timeout The connection is closed after the inactivity timer reached the timeout value Enter 0 to never timeout the connection Override MTU Enter the MTU value here to override the default MTU value used on this interface Additional command line arguments for PPP Enter additional command line arguments for PPP here The following parameters are available in this sect...

Page 37: ...page 23 After clicking the Switch protocol button the following will appear The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Description Status Displays basic status information of the interface Port Displays the interface name For example eth0 2 RX Displays the RX receiving data rate through the interface TX Displays the TX transmitting data rate through the interface ...

Page 38: ...er Select this option to use the DHCP assigned DNS server addresses on this interface Use custom DNS servers Enter the IP address or domain name for a custom DNS server here More than one entry can be created LCP echo failure threshold The peer will be presumed to be dead after the given amount of LCP echo failures are reached Enter 0 to ignore failures LCP echo interval LCP echo request are sent ...

Page 39: ...ameter Description Interface Select the physical interface that will be associated with this interface configuration here If desired select and enter a Custom Interface name in the textbox provided The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Description Create Assign firewall zone Please refer to page 26 4 3 3 1 7 PPPoATM ...

Page 40: ...n the following will appear The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Description Status Displays basic status information of the interface Port Displays the interface name For example eth0 2 RX Displays the RX receiving data rate through the interface TX Displays the TX transmitting data rate through the interface Protocol support is not Click the Install package button to ...

Page 41: ...the PPPoA account here PAP CHAP username password Enter the PAP CHAP username password for the PPPoA account here The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Description Bring up on boot Select this option to bring up this interface when the device rebooted Enable IPv6 negotiation on the PPP link Select this option to enable IPv6 negotiation on the PPP link Use default gateway...

Page 42: ... This function is only effective in conjunction with the failure threshold function Inactivity timeout The connection is closed after the inactivity timer reached the timeout value Enter 0 to never timeout the connection Override MTU Enter the MTU value here to override the default MTU value used on this interface The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Description Create ...

Page 43: ...splays the RX receiving data rate through the interface TX Displays the TX transmitting data rate through the interface Protocol For this section we ll discuss the UMTS GPRS EV DO option UMTS stands for Universal Mobile Telecommunications System GPRS stands for General Packet Radio Service EV DO stands for Evolution Data Optimized Protocol support is not installed Click the Install package button ...

Page 44: ...his interface when the device rebooted The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Description Create Assign firewall zone Please refer to page 26 4 3 3 1 9 L2TP The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Description Status Please refer to page 23 After clicking the Switch protocol button the following will appear ...

Page 45: ...e interface name For example eth0 2 RX Displays the RX receiving data rate through the interface TX Displays the TX transmitting data rate through the interface Protocol support is not installed Click the Install package button to install the package needed for this protocol L2TP Server Enter the IP address or domain name of the L2TP server here PAP CHAP username password Enter the PAP CHAP userna...

Page 46: ...P assigned DNS server addresses on this interface Use custom DNS servers Enter the IP address or domain name for a custom DNS server here More than one entry can be created Override MTU Enter the MTU value here to override the default MTU value used on this interface LCP echo failure threshold The peer will be presumed to be dead after the given amount of LCP echo failures are reached Enter 0 to i...

Page 47: ...meters are available in this section Parameter Description Create Assign firewall zone Please refer to page 26 4 3 3 1 10 DSlite The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Description Status Please refer to page 23 After clicking the Switch protocol button the following will appear ...

Page 48: ...rface Protocol support is not installed Click the Install package button to install the package needed for this protocol Local Peer IPv6 address Enter the local peer IPv6 address here Tunnel address Enter the IPv4 tunnel address for DS Lite here IPv4 netmask Select the IPv4 netmask for DS Lite here Select the custom option to manually enter the IPv4 netmask The following parameters are available i...

Page 49: ...in this section Parameter Description Create Assign firewall zone Please refer to page 26 4 3 3 2 Wifi 4 3 3 2 1 Wireless Overview This page is used to display and configure the 802 11 wireless settings The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Description Generic Atheros 802 11bgn wifi0 Displays information about the generic Atheros IEEE 802 11bgn wifi0 interface Channel Di...

Page 50: ...02 11a n wifi1 Displays information about the generic Atheros IEEE 802 11a n wifi1 interface Channel Displays the wireless channel number and frequency Bitrate Displays the current data rate in megabits per second through the wireless interface SSID Displays the SSID hosted by the wireless interface Mode Displays the configuration mode of the wireless interface BSSID Displays the BSSID hosted by t...

Page 51: ... signal strength Mode Displays the wireless operating mode of the wireless interface SSID Displays the SSID hosted by the wireless interface BSSID Displays the BSSID hosted by the wireless interface Encryption Displays the wireless encryption used on the wireless interface Channel Displays the wireless channel number and frequency TX Power Displays the TX transmit power of the wireless interface S...

Page 52: ... number Transmit Power Select the wireless transmit power for the interface here Options to choose from are 0 dBm 6 dBm 10 dBm 14 dBm 18 dBm 22 dBm 26 dBm and 30 dBm The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Description Mode Select the wireless mode on this interface here Options to choose from are auto 802 11b 802 11g and 802 11g n HT mode Select the HT mode here Options to...

Page 53: ...vailable in this section Parameter Description Encryption Select the wireless encryption for this interface here Options to choose from are No Encryption WPA PSK WPA2 PSK and WPA PSK WPA2 PSK Mixed Mode WPA stands for Wi Fi Protected Access WPA2 stands for Wi Fi Protected Access II PSK stands for Pre Shared Key The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Description Encryption...

Page 54: ...g parameters are available in this section Parameter Description Encryption After selecting the WPA PSK WPA2 PSK Mixed Mode option the following settings are available Cipher Select the cipher method here Options to choose from are Force TKIP and CCMP AES Key Enter the WPA WPA2 passphrase here The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Description MAC Address Filter Select to...

Page 55: ...ccess to the wireless interface here Select custom option to manually enter the MAC address here The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Description 802 11h Select this option to enable 802 11h amendment here Separate Clients Select to enable the function that separates client to client communication here UAPSD Enable Select to enable the UAPSD Unscheduled Automatic Power ...

Page 56: ...r and frequency TX Power Displays the TX transmit power of the wireless interface Signal Displays the wireless signal strength in dBm on the wireless interface Noise Displays the wireless noise level in dBm on the wireless interface Bitrate Displays the active data bitrate in megabits per second through the wireless interface Country Display the country setting on the wireless interface Wireless n...

Page 57: ...low 40MHz 2nd channel above and 80MHz Country Code Enter the country code here The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Description ESSID Enter the ESSID here Mode Select the wireless mode for the interface here Options to choose from are Access Point Network Select the network interface to attach to this wireless interface here Select the create option to enter and create ...

Page 58: ...g parameters are available in this section Parameter Description Encryption After selecting the WPA PSK option the following settings are available Cipher Select the cipher method here Options to choose from are Force TKIP Key Enter the WPA passphrase here The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Description Encryption After selecting the WPA2 PSK option the following setti...

Page 59: ... WPA2 passphrase here The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Description MAC Address Filter Select to enable or disable MAC address filtering here Options to choose from are disable allow listed only and allow all except listed The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Description MAC Address Filter After selecting Allow listed only option the follo...

Page 60: ...Select this option to enable 802 11h amendment here Separate Clients Select to enable the function that separates client to client communication here UAPSD Enable Select to enable the UAPSD function here Multicast Rate Enter the multicast rate here Fragmentation Threshold The range is from 1 to 2346 RTS CTS Threshold The range is from 0 to 2346 WMM Mode Select this option to enable the WMM mode he...

Page 61: ...ddress of the associated wireless station Signal Displays the signal strength of the associated wireless station Noise Displays the wireless signal noise of the associated wireless station RX Rate Displays the RX receiving wireless data rate of the associated wireless station TX Rate Displays the TX transmitting wireless data rate of the associated wireless station 4 3 3 3 DHCP and DNS This page i...

Page 62: ...an be created Rebind protection Select this option to discard upstream RFC 1918 Address Allocation for Private Internets responses Allow localhost Select this option to allow upstream responses in the 127 0 0 0 8 loopback purposes range Domain whitelist Enter the domain name that is whitelisted for RFC 1918 responses here More than one entry can be created The following parameters are available in...

Page 63: ... are available in this section Parameter Description Enable TFTP server Select this option to enable the TFTP Trivial File Transfer Protocol server function here TFTP server root Enter the TFTP server root directory here Network boot image Enter the name of the boot image file that is advertised to client here ...

Page 64: ... NX domain results here More than one entry can be created DNS server port Enter the TCP UDP port number for the DNS server connection here This port is used for inbound DNS queries DNS query port Enter the TCP UDP source port number for outbound DNS queries here Max DHCP leases Enter the maximum number of active DHCP leases allowed here Max EDNS0 packet size Enter the maximum size allowed for EDN...

Page 65: ...nd configure static IPv4 IPv6 routes on the AP The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Description Interface Select the interface for the static IPv4 route here Options to choose from are lan and wan Target Enter the target IPv4 address or IPv4 network address for the static IPv4 route here IPv4 Netmask Enter the IPv4 subnet mask for the static IPv4 route here IPv4 Gateway...

Page 66: ...AP and other networking nodes The following parameters are available in this section Parameter Description Ping To use the ping utility enter an IPv4 IPv6 address or domain name in the textbox and click the Ping button The ping utility is used to send an ICMP request to nodes to probe if the node is active or not Traceroute To use the traceroute utility enter an IPv4 address or domain name in the ...

Page 67: ...230 S5 2x2 PtP PtMP 802 11ac Wave 2 Outdoor Access Point User Manual Page 67 After clicking the Traceroute button the following page will appear After clicking the Nslookup button the following page will appear ...

Page 68: ...ccess Point isolate function Drop invalid packets Select this option to enable the firewall function that will drop invalid received packets in the firewall zone Input Select the input incoming action here Options to choose from are reject drop and accept Output Select the output outgoing action here Options to choose from are reject drop and accept Forward Select the forwarding action here Option...

Page 69: ...outgoing action here Options to choose from are reject drop and accept Forward Select the forwarding action here Options to choose from are reject drop and accept Masquerading Select this option to enable the masquerading function on the firewall zone MSS clamping Select this option to enable the MSS clamping function on the firewall zone Covered networks Select the interfaces that is included in ...

Page 70: ...ading to given destination subnets To restrict the masquerading function to a given destination subnet enter the IPv4 subnet of the destination here This option is not available for the IPv6 address family More than one entry can be created Force connection tracking Select this option to force connection tracking Enable logging on this zone Select this option enable logging on this firewall zone L...

Page 71: ...h settings on the AP 4 3 3 8 Externalvlan This page is used to enable VLAN transparent transmission settings on the AP Bridge Mode 4 4 Bridge mode allows two or more wireless access points to communicate with each for the purpose of joining multiple LANs in FAP mode Adjust the time zone 4 4 1 Step 1 Select System system to select your Timezone and click Save ...

Page 72: ...to access the following information Protocol Static address IPv4 192 168 1 1 IPv4 Netmask 255 255 255 0 Note For IPv4 gateway settings the value can be set according to the needs of deployed environments Bridge Mode Setup 4 4 3 Step 3 Select Network Wifi and choose the first column of Generic Atheros 802 11an wifi1 then click Edit to setup device and interface configuration ...

Page 73: ... Page 73 Step 4 There are two steps for device configuration general setup and advanced settings Select General Setup and access the following information Channel 149 5 745 GHz Transmit Power 26 dBm Note For Channel settings it is recommended to avoid the interference frequency ...

Page 74: ...select your current country code Note For Mode and HT Mode the value can be set according to the needs of deployed environments Step 6 For Interface Configuration Select General Setup and access the following information Mode Access Point WDS BSSID Type the MAC address of the AP which should be connected then click Save Note Up to eight APs can be connected Note MAC address is displayed on the lab...

Page 75: ... 2 Outdoor Access Point User Manual Page 75 VLAN Trunk 4 4 4 Step 7 Select Network Externalvlan tick the checkbox and click Note Be sure to click to finish the settings Note Repeat Step 1 through Step 8 for the other AP that you want to enable ...

Page 76: ... Radio 5GHz Radio US 2 412 2 462GHz 5 15GHz 5 35GHz 5 47GHz 5 85GHz EU 2 412 2 472GHz 5 15GHz 5 35GHz 5 47GHz 5 725GHz Japan 2 412 2 472GHz 5 15GHz 5 35GHz 5 47GHz 5 725GHz China 2 412 2 472GHz 5 15GHz 5 35GHz 5 725GHz 5 85GHz India 2 412 2 472GHz 5 15GHz 5 35GHz 5 725GHz 5 85GHz 5 85GHz 5 875GHz Operating Channels 2 4GHz Radio 5GHz Radio US 1 11 36 40 44 48 52 56 60 64 100 104 108 112 116 132 136...

Page 77: ...nt Wireless SSIDs 2 4 GHz Up to 8 SSIDs 5 8 GHz Up to 8 SSIDs Bluetooth Low Energy BLE 4 1 Frequency 2400 2480MHz Antenna 1 5dBi Embedded Compliance Standards IEC EN 60950 EN55032 EN55024 EN 62311 EN 50385 WEEE RoHS Radio approvals EN 300 328 EN301 893 Europe EN 301 489 1 and 17 Europe SRRC China IEEE standards IEEE 802 11a b g n ac IEEE 802 11d e h i j k r u v time stamp w and z standards IEEE 80...

Page 78: ...dered as DOA Dead on Arrival after conclusive test within the first 30 days of its shipping date from Z COM After 30 days from the shipping date defective products covered within the warranty are considered as RMA Return Material Authorization 4 Z COM reserves the right to inspect all defective products which must be returned and paid shipping fee by purchasers Warranty Conditions 6 1 2 Warranty s...

Page 79: ...t be disposed of with unsorted municipal waste The symbol indicates that this product should be disposed of separately from regular household waste streams It is your responsibility to dispose of this and other electric and electronic equipment via designated collection facilities appointed by the government or local authorities Correct disposal and recycling will help prevent potential negative c...

Page 80: ...steel plate Two Flat head screws Four Self tapping screws Four screw anchors Four Machine screws M4 Four Machine screws M5 V V SP WP CM20 Waterproof cable gland V V SP 48063 XX 48V PoE Injector power cord V V Note When ordering power adaptors you must specify the destination region by indicating US EU instead of XX Contact Information 6 5 All information may be changed by Z COM at any time without...

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