Datasat DN200, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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DN200 User Manual Rel 1.0
As the DN200 setup works with the onboard radio interfaces, it is essential that the setting changes are
carried out one or two parameters at a time. This is because, every change in parameter needs to be applied
before other options can be made available. It is also advisable that each configuration change is saved, and then
another parameter changed.
Various parameters can now be changed.
Enable Disable : This enables or disables a particular interface. Each card can be enabled or disabled
individually.
Wireless Modes:
Legacy modes: These modes do not support the 802.11n standard and are used with legacy clients and radio
cards.
Non Legacy Modes: All modes supporting the 802.11n standard
Network type
AP: A unit set in this mode, can connect to nearby wireless clients. This is a very common point to multi point
configuration and is used to provide network coverage to a cluster of clients. The AP is the master/intelligent
unit and the client follows the AP with respect to channels. A constant beacon is sent by the AP to make clients
aware of the AP’s presence
STA: This is an infrastructure mode of operation and is used to provide point to point connectivity, with another
client units in adhoc mode. STA units do not emit a beacon, and are usually set up to form networks manually.
Ad-Hoc: This is known as the peer-to-peer mode and is usually set up in the absence of any access points. All
units in Ad-Hoc mode need to run the same mode and configurations.
Wireless Channel: Select the appropriate wireless channel. The channels displayed are inline with the local
regulatory laws. If a channel intended for use is not available, please contact Datasat Technologies and raise a
ticket.
Transmit Power: Transmit power selection is available only when the Wireless channel , Network type and
Wireless Mode have been selected. On the basis of these three selections, transmit power options are available.
Once Tx power is selected, save and reboot the system.
Authorization Mode: Select appropriate encryption type. This should match the Encryption type selected below.
Note: 802.11n standard is only available when WPA-2 AES or OPEN type of encryption is used.
Encryption type: Select appropriate encryption type. This should match the Authorization Mode selected above.
Note: 802.11n standard is only available when WPA-2 AES or OPEN type of encryption is used.
802.1x enabled: Click yes or No
SSID: Enter the wireless network name. Do not include any spaces.
WPAPSK: Enter the password for the wireless network here.
IP address: Enter the IP address you wish the radio card to use. Based on the customer requirement, this can be
on the same subnet as the Ethernet ports
Network Mask: Enter the subnet as required. Save and reboot as required
1.5.2 LAN Port (Power over Ethernet)
There are two Gigabit Ethernet ports available on the DN200. The ports 1 and 2 can be used as PoE in or
PoE out depending on the variant ordered. There are three possible set ups
1. The DN200 is powered using supplied PSU and PoE OUT is disabled: In such a case, the
DN200 can be powered by