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18-8143 GN-BR33V-RH-UK
38-3727 GN-BR33V-RH
Ver. 201101
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Wireless Router
Art. no: 18-8143 Model: GN-BR33V-RH-UK
38-3727 GN-BR33V-RH
Please read the entire instruction manual before using the product and save it
for future reference. We reserve the right for any errors in text or images and any
necessary changes made to technical data. If you have any questions regarding
technical problems please contact Customer Services.
1. Product description
• Wireless Router, 300 Mbps. Pre-N-technology. Backwards compatibility with
IEEE802.11b/g.
• Supports IEEE 802.11n specifications.
• High-speed wireless transfer rate, up to 300 Mbps
• 64/128-bit WEP encryption, 802.1x, WPA and WPA2.
• Supports dynamic and static routing. Up to 252 users can share the same
ADSL/cable modem connection.
• DHCP server for assigning IP addresses.
• Built-in firewall. Packet and protocol filtering. NAT and DHCP.
• Auto MDI/MDI-X (detects and automatically adjusts for straight or crossover cables).
• Integrated 4-port 10/100 Mbit switch for TP computer connections.
• Supports redirection (virtual server with port mapping) and DMZ.
• Comes with mains adaptor, cables and comprehensive instruction manual.
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1.1 Contents
• GN-BR33V-RH wireless router
• Mains adaptor (5 V DC, 2 A)
• Instruction manual
• Mains lead
• CD with complete instruction manual
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2. Buttons and functions
2.1 Buttons and connections
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The connections are located on the back of the router. From left to right:
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Mains adaptor socket (5 V, centre pin positive).
WAN
LAN (1–4)
USB
Socket for DSL/cable modem or Internet connection.
Sockets for network cables for 1–4 networked computers.
USB 2.0 port for connecting a USB device such as external hard
drive or USB memory (with FAT32 or EXT3 formatting).
RF/WPS
Enable/disable WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup).
A). Press once briefly to enable/disable WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup).
B). Press and hold in for 4 seconds to turn on/off the wireless
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network (WLAN).
Reset button (on bottom of router).
Use a paper clip or similar to push in
and restart and reset the router’s
default factory settings.
See section 5.3 Resetting.
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2.2 LED Indicators
The LEDs on the front of the router indicate the status of various features.
From left to right:
LAN 1–4 Constant green light: Router is in contact with a network
10/100 Mbps.
Flashing green light: Data is being transferred via the LAN port.
WAN Constant green light: Router is in contact with a DSL or
cable modem.
Flashing green light: Data is being transferred via the WAN port.
WLAN/WPS Constant green light: Network is active but no data is
being transferred.
Flashing green light: Wireless data transfer.
Flashing red: WPS function enabled.
N.B. When the red light is flashing the green light is also
illuminated, which might be difficult to see. (If you hold in the
RF/WPS button for more than 4 seconds, the router will disable
the WPS function.)
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PWR Lights when the adaptor is connected and is functioning.
Not lit when the mains adaptor is disconnected.
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3. Installation
N.B.
• Using 300 Mbps products from the same manufacturer gives the best results.
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• The first time the router is used it is simplest to connect it to a computer via
a network cable, thus avoiding possible configuration problems associated with
wireless connections.
3.1 Modem and computer connections
1. Turn off all devices (including the router) to be connected before beginning installation.
2. Connect a network cable between the xDSL/cable modem and the WAN port
(WAN) on the router.
3. Connect a network cable between the computer network card and one of the
LAN ports on the router.
4. Plug the DC connector on the mains adaptor into the router’s DC socket (5 V DC)
and then plug the adaptor into an available wall socket.
5. Turn on the xDSL/cable modem.
6. When starting up, the router will conduct a power-on self-test which lasts about
5 seconds.
7. The green LEDs for PWR, LAN and WAN should all come on.
8. Restart all computers connected to the router via network cable. Angle the aerial
on the router so it is pointing straight up if you wish to use a wireless connection.
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4. Configuration
These are only brief instructions to help you get started. A complete user manual can
be found on the supplied CD.
N.B.
• The configuration instructions in this section require the computer to be connected
to the router via network cable.
• These instructions only apply to Windows XP/Vista.
4.1 Checking the broadband connection
Check with your broadband provider regarding your type of Internet connection.
Different Internet providers use different connection methods for connecting to the
Internet. The most common connection methods are:
A. PPPoE
PPPoE
Automatically assigns IP addresses via PPPoE. Enter the username and password
received from your ISP.
B. Dynamic IP Internet Connection
Automatically assigns IP addresses from a DHCP server. No user information
is required.
C. Static IP Internet Connection
Enter the details you have from your ISP.
Select “Internet Connection Type” or “WAN Type Select” (depending on configuration
method) in the router menu.
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4.2 Checking possible firewalls
Ensure that all computers connected to the router do not have a firewall programme
enabled, e.g. Internet Security or Zone Alarm.
4.3 Checking the computer’s settings
Check that the computer is set to automatically receive an IP address and that the
computer has received a correct IP address from the router.
1a) In Windows XP: Click on Start and select Run….
1b) In Windows Vista and Windows 7: Click on the Windows icon, enter Cmd in the
search window and press [Enter].
2. Type Cmd and then click on OK.
3. Type ipconfig and check that the computer has received the correct IP address
(in this case 192.168.1.4) and gateway (in this case 192.168.1.254).
If the computer is not assigned an IP address, refer to the Troubleshooting guide.
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4.4 Opening the router configuration menu
Enter the router’s IP address (192.168.1.254) in the address field of your web browser
(e.g. Internet Explorer) and press [Enter] to connect to the wireless router.
N.B. If you are using a modem with a built-in router, GN-BR33V-RH will change IP
address automatically to avoid conflicts on the network (e.g. 192.168.2.254).
2. When the login box appears, enter
your User name and Password.
The default user name is
“admin”and the default password
is “admin”.
The password and username
can be changed by clicking on
the “Management Tool” tab in the
router’s menu.
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3. The router menu opens. Select desired submenu.
Smart Setup Automatic configuration (only with an Internet
connection via a WAN-port).
Setup Wizard Manual configuration.
Status Shows current status of LAN and WAN.
Advanced
configuration
Management Tool Setup and programs for the router such as password
Manual setup for network, wireless connection,
firewall, etc.
changing, router firmware upgrades, etc.
4.5 Smart Setup (automatic configuration) (recommended)
This type of configuration is recommended if the Internet connection is via a WAN
port. “Smart Setup” identifies which type of connection you have.
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1. Click on Smart Setup for automatic
configuration.
2. The router will attempt to identify and
configure your Internet connection.
3. When the router has configured your
connection the router will restart.
4. Select if/how you wish to configure the router
manually:
5. Click on Logout when you wish to finish and
exit the router menu.
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4.6 Manual configuration
Setup Wizard
Check with your Internet provider regarding your type of Internet connection. Different
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Internet providers use different connection methods for connecting to the Internet.
The most common connection methods are:
A) PPPoE
Automatically assigns IP addresses via PPPoE. Use the username and password
received from your Internet provider.
B) Dynamic
Automatically assigns IP addresses from a DHCP server. No user information
is required.
C) Static
Enter the details you have from your ISP.
1. Click on Network Configuration and then WAN Configuration.
2. Click on Edit on the top row.
3. Select type of connection according to the information received from your Internet
provider and click on Next.
4. Enter the desired name for the connection under “ISP Name”. If the gateway and
DNS addresses need to be changed enter them at this stage. Click on Finish.
5. Select the connection created in step 4 as the primary connection (Main Session).
• If you have created more than one connection you can select a secondary
connection at this stage if you are unable to connect with your primary connection.
6. Click on Submit to save settings and finish.
N.B.
• Some Internet providers require the modem to be turned off for 30–60 minutes
after inputting the router settings for the connection to work.
• Check that no firewall program is installed on your computer. If there is one,
disable it or reconfigure it for the internal network. GN-BR33V-RH has its own
built-in firewall.
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4.7 Checking the router’s connection
The router’s status and settings can be changed at any time by clicking on Status in
the menu.
LAN IP 1 Address Display’s the router’s internal
IP address.
WAN IP Address Display’s the router’s external
IP address. If “Unavailable” is
displayed the router has failed to
make an Internet connection.
Refer to “Troubleshooting”.
4.8 Activating/deactivating the wireless network
• Press and hold in the WPS button on the back of the router for approx. 5 seconds
to turn the wireless network on/off.
• The “WLAN” indicator displays the status of the wireless network:
Lit (green) – wireless network is enabled
Off – wireless network is turned off
Flashing red – WPS is enabled
N.B. You can turn off/disable or activate/enable the WPS by going to the “Wireless
Configuration/WPS” tab in the menu and confirming by clicking on Save Setting.
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4.9 Wireless network security
The router supports the following types of wireless network encryption
(Authentication Type):
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Open system No encryption, the network is “open”.
Shared key (WEP)
(Wired Equivalent
Privacy)
WPA (WiFi Protected
Access)
WPA-PSK (WiFi
Protected Access &
Pre-shared key)
WPA2-PSK A development of WPA-PSK (at present only compatible
Consists of a security key that needs to be Entered into
both router and connected computers. When “Shared
key” is enabled WEP cannot be disabled.
Enables the user to authenticate himself/herself using
a RADIUS server.
Consists of a password chosen by the user that needs to
be entered into both router and connected computers.
with Vista/Windows 7).
4.9.1 Configuring WPA-PSK encryption
Recommended for home networks.
1. Click on Wireless Configuration in the menu and then on 802.11ng.
2. Enter the desired name for the wireless network under “SSID”. SSID is the
name the network transmits to computers searching for a connection to the
wireless network.
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3. Select WPA-PSK encryption (Authentication Type)*.
(WEP is an older, less secure form of encryption that is not recommended).
4. Enter a passphrase of between 8 and 63 characters long under WPA PSK
Passphrase. Use only accepted symbols. Longer pass phrases give a higher
degree of safety. GIGABYTE is the default passphrase, this can be changed.
5. Configure optional settings:
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WPA-PSK Re-key Enable or disable this function which requires that
the passphrase must be re-entered. This function is
normally disabled.
WPA-PSK Re-key
Timer
This specifies a time window (in minutes) in which
a WPA passphrase needs to be Re-keyed.
6. Click on Submit to save your settings.
7. The router will restart with the new settings.
N.B.
When you have configured network encryption and saved your settings all connected
users will be disconnected. They must reconnect to the wireless network and enter
the same passphrase entered for the router.
* If you want to use use WPA2-PSK this must be entered at step 3.
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4.10. WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup)
WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) is used mostly to connect other wireless devices which
support WPS.
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When connecting with WPS the router automatically configures the security settings
in the network for the router and the connected wireless devices. See the complete
instruction manual for further information.
N.B. You can disable or enable the WPS by going to the “Wireless Configuration/
WPS” tab in the menu and confirming by clicking on Save Setting (it can also be
disabled/enabled using the RF/WPS button).
5. Troubleshooting
Fel Possible causes Possible solution
I am
having
trouble
con necting
to the
router.
The router is not
connected to the
adaptor.
No network
connection.
The computer
used lies in a different IP address
series than the
router.
Other firewalls or
anti-virus programs
with firewalls are
blocking the connection.
Check that the “PWR” lamp is lit, if not check the
adaptor and wall socket.
Check that you have a physical or wireless
connection between the PC and router; one or
several LAN indicators should be lit. Thenetwork
card’s LED will also indicate if theconnection is
working.
The IPCONFIG tool used in the command prompt
displays your settings: Type ipconfig and press
[Enter]. The computer’s network settings e.g. IP
address and net mask will beshown.
Standard-gateway is the router’s IP address. The
three first groups in the IP address (192.168.1.x)
should be the same for the router and connected
devices. The last group (x) is a network serial
number and should be different on all devices.
Check that no firewall programme is installed.
Ifpresent, deactivate or configure it for the internal
network. This router has a built-in firewall.
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I cannot
connect to
other devices
on the network:
The computer’s IP
settings are incorrectly configured.
Every computer should have a unique IP
address, check e.g. with the command
IPCONFIG. See the Checking the confi-
guration section about how to check and
update the configuration.
Normally, Obtain an IP address automa-
tically should be chosen (if you want to
use the router’s DHCP function).
Note! Any changes may require a restart
for them to take effect.
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I can connect
to the router
but not to the
Internet:
The network cables
are incorrectly
connected.
The modem or
ADSL unit does
not work.
Cable error between
the WAN port on the
router and the modem or ADSL unit.
Wrong type of
connection is
used during Setup
(PPPoE, Dynamic
or Static).
Username and
password for the
Internet provider is
possibly wrong.
Try connecting using another
network cable.
Some Internet providers require the
modem to be turned off for 30–60 minutes
after inputting the router settings for the
connection to work.
Check that no firewall programme is
installed. If present, deactivate or configure
it for the internal network.
This router has a built-in firewall.
Check the cable connections.
Check the settings for your type of
connection.
Enter the correct username and password.
Differentiate between
capital letters and lower-case letters.
Always read through the instructions and
rules received from your Internet provider.
There may be certain restrictions regarding
the sharing of a connection.
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5.1 Troubleshooting for Windows XP
TCP/IP
1. Go to Start/Control panel and select Network connections. Right-click on
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thenetwork card connection you wish to configure and select Properties.
2. Select the TCP/IP protocol associated with the network card and choose
Properties.
3. Check that Obtain an IP address automatically and Obtain DNS server
address automatically are chosen.
4. Click on OK.
Disable http-proxy
Make sure that the computer is not configured for a proxy server.
1. Open Internet Explorer and click on Tools and then select Internet options.
2. Select Connections and then LAN settings. Then remove all selections.
3. Press OK to close the windows.
Checking the configuration
You can check that the computer has a correct IP address by:
Checking that the computer is set to automatically receive an IP address and that
thecomputer has received a correct IP address from the router.
1. Windows XP: Click on Start and select Run….
Windows Vista: Click on the Windows icon, enter Cmd in the search window and
press [Enter].
2. Type Cmd and then click on OK.
3. Type ipconfig and check that the computer receives a correct IP address (in this
case 192.168.1.4) and gateway (192.168.1.254).
4. If the computer has received a correct IP address according the figure below, no
further settings will be required. Type exit and press [Enter] to return to Windows.
Updating the configuration
If the computer still has an old or incorrect IP address it can be renewed to receive
acorrect IP address. Proceed as follows:
1. Open Programs/Accessories/Command
Prompt type ipconfig/release and press
[Enter].
2. Type ipconfig/renew and press [Enter]. You
should now be assigned a new IP address.
3. Type exit and press [Enter] to return to
Windows.
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5.2 The PING function
The PING function controls which devices/computers are connected to the network.
The PING command is used at the command prompt*.
1. Type ping at the prompt, press [space] and enter the IP address or the computer
you want to “ping” and press [Enter].
2. “Request timed out” appears when the connection does not work (either because
the pinged computer is not turned on or correctly connected).
“Reply from…” appears when the connection works and the pinged computer is on.
A working connection should look like this: In this case the computer is connected
to a device with an IP address: 192.168.5.254.
* The PING tool can also be found in the router menu under the “Ping” tab.
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5.3 Resetting
If you wish to start over from the beginning and return to default settings:
Alt. 1:
The reset button (INIT) on the bottom of the router resets it to the default factory
settings. Procedure:
• Switch the router on. Use a paper clip or similar and press [INIT] for 5–6 seconds
until the orange “PWR” light comes on. The router should now restart with defaultsettings.
Alt. 2:
• Click on Initialization in the menu and then on Initialize Router. The router should
now restart with default settings.
N.B. All personal settings will be erased when doing a reset!
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6. Care and maintenance
Always unplug the adaptor from the wall socket before cleaning. Wipe with a soft,
lightly moistened cloth. Do not use cleaning solutions or solvents.
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7. Disposal
Follow local ordinances when disposing of this product.
If you are unsure of how to dispose of this product, please contact your local authority.
8. Specifications
General Specifications
Complies with the
following standards
Ports LAN: 10/100 Ethernet (auto-MDIX), RJ45 (4x) WAN:
Routing protocol Dynamic, Static Routing with TCP/IP, NAT, PPTP,
Security WPA, WPA2 (at present only compatible with Vista
Pre-programmed IP
address
Pre-programmed
username
Pre-programmed
password
Power supply 5 V DC, 2 A via included adaptor
Size 216 x 136 x 26 mm
Weight 238 g
IEEE802.3 (10Base-T), IEEE802.3u (100Base-TX)
IEEE802.11b/g/n (Wireless)
10/100 Ethernet, RJ45 (1x).
PPPoE, VPN Pass-Through (IPSec, L2TP) DHCP
(Client & Server).
och Windows 7)
Built-in firewall with SPI (Stateful Packet Inspection)
64/128-bit WEP encryption.
802.1x access control
192.168.1.254
admin
admin
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Wireless specifications
Frequency response 2412–2484 MHz (according to local regulations)
Modulation type DSSS, (DBPSK, DQPSK, CCK) OFDM (BPSK, QPSK,
16-QAM, 64-QAM).
Bit rate
(auto-fallback)
Output power Legacy-mode – 20 dBm @11b, 17 dBm @11g;
Sensitivity Legacy-mode – 90 dBm @11b, 74 dBm @11g;
Range Up to 100 metres (indoors)
Aerials 2 x (not detachable)
Certifications CE (Europe), FCC part 15 (USA)
802.11b – 1, 2, 5, 11 Mbps
802.11g – 6, 9, 12, 18, 24, 36, 48, 54 Mbps
802.11n – 81, 108, 121, 135, 162, 216, 243, 270,
300 Mbps
HT20-mode – 17 dBm @MCS7/15;
HT40-mode – 17 dBm @MCS7/15;
HT20-mode – 73 dBm @MCS7/15;
HT40-mode – 68 dBm @MCS7/15;
Operating environment
Temperature range 0–55 °C (operating temperature)
Humidity 10–85 % (non-condensing)
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Points worth bearing in mind!
• Other wireless equipment operating on the same frequency band may
reduce the range of the product.
• The range of all wireless equipment is affected by obstacles between
the transmitter and the receiver (a concrete wall reduces the signal far
more than a plasterboard partition, for example).
If you are having problems with the operation of
the system, try the following solutions
• Switch off any other wireless equipment to check whether it could be causing
the problem.
• Move the wireless equipment and/or reduce the distance, and reduce thenumber
of obstacles (walls, furniture, etc.) between the transmitter andthe receiver.
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Trådlös router
Art. nr 18-8143 Modell GN-BR33V-RH-UK
38-3727 GN-BR33V-RH
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1. Produktbeskrivning
• Trådlös router, 300 Mbps med Pre-N-teknik samt bakåtkompatibel enl.
IEEE802.11b/g.
• Stöder IEEE 802.11n-specifikationen.
• Hög trådlös överföringshastighet, upp till 300 Mbps.
• 64/128-bitars WEP-kryptering, 802.1x, WPA och WPA2.
• Stöder dynamisk och statisk routing. Upp till 252 användare kan dela på samma
anslutning för ADSL-/kabelmodem.
• DHCP-server för utdelning av IP-adresser.
• Inbyggd brandvägg med paket- och protokollfiltrering samt NAT och DHCP.
• Auto MDI/MDI-X (känner av och korrigerar automatiskt korsade kablar).
• Inbyggd 4-ports 10/100 Mbit-switch för TP-anslutning av datorer.
• Möjlighet till re-direct (virtual server med portmapping) och DMZ.
• Lev. med batterieliminator, kablage och komplett bruksanvisning på engelska.
1.1 Förpackningen innehåller
• GN-BR33V-RH Trådlös router.
• Nätadapter (5 V DC, 2 A).
• Bruksanvisning.
• Nätverkskabel.
• Cd-skiva med fullständig bruksanvisning på engelska.
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2. Knappar och funktioner
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2.1 Knappar och anslutningar
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Anslutningarna är placerade på routerns baksida. Från vänster till höger:
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WAN
LAN (1–4)
Anslutning för nätadapter (5 V, + i centrum).
Anslutning till DSL-/kabelmodem eller Internetanslutning.
Anslutning för nätverkskabel till 1–4 datorer (eller andra enheter)
i nätverket.
USB
USB 2.0-anslutning för USB-enhet t.ex. extern hårddisk eller USBminne (med FAT32- eller EXT3-formatering).
RF/WPS
Aktivera/stänga av WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup).
A). Tryck kort för att aktivera/stänga av WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup).
B). Tryck och håll in ca 4 sekunder för att slå på eller av trådlöst
nätverk (WLAN).
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Återställningsknapp (på undersidan).
Tryck in med ett gem eller liknande
för att starta om och återställa routerns
fabriksinställningar.
Se avsnitt 5.3 Återställning.
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2.2 Lysdiodernas visning
Lysdioderna är placerade på routerns framsida. Från vänster till höger:
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LAN 1–4 Grönt fast sken: Routern har kontakt med ett nätverk
10/100 Mbps.
Blinkande grönt: Data överförs via LAN-porten.
WAN Grönt fast sken: Routern har kontakt med ett DSL- eller
kabelmodem.
Blinkande grönt: Data överförs via WAN-porten.
WLAN/WPS Grönt fast sken: Trådlöst nätverk aktiverat men ingen data
överförs för tillfället.
Blinkande grönt: Data överförs trådlöst.
Blinkande rött sken: WPS-funktionen aktiverad.
Obs! När det blinkar rött lyser grönt samtidigt vilket kan göra det
svårt att se. (Om du håller in RF/WPS i mer än 4 sekunder kommer routern att stänga av WPS-funktionen).
PWR Lyser när nätadaptern är ansluten och fungerar.
Släckt när nätadaptern inte är ansluten.
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