GemTek Technology HR930819G Users manual

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Gemtek Power Line 802.11g Wireless Router User Guide

Introduction

GT Powerline Router is a multi-function device which connects to
a cable or DSL modem providing Internet connectivity to both
wired and wireless computers. The Powerline Wireless Route
function lets you to securely expand the range of your local area
network, while Power utilizes the electric cord as the transfe
media, the 11g utilizes the electric wave.

The GT Powerline Router offers a convenient way to create a
simple network through the existing power line of a home or
office with the additional ability to provide you with access to you
network without wires. Offering several levels of security, the GT
Powerline Router is built with 64/128-bit WEP encryption and

802.11i (WPA /WPA-PSK, ) for the wireless pass-through and
56-bit DES encryption for the Power line pass-through There are
also some Enhanced Security Management Functions:
Wireless/Wired 802.1x, and Embedded RADIUS Server so your
data will always be secured—guaranteed.

With high data rate and power line around everywhere, you can
enjoy the high quality video or any service in any place. With a
web-based UI ( User Interface ), the GT Powerline Router is
easy to setup and maintain. All functions can be configured with
the UI via web browsers.

Important Safety Information

This product is intended for connection to the AC power. The following
precautions should be taken when using this product.

- Read all instructions before installing and operating this product.

- Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the product.

- Do not operate this product near water.

- This product relies on a building’s electrical installation for short-circuit
(over current) protection.

- Do not allow anything to rest on the product.

- The HomePlug Wireless Router should be plugged directly into an
AC wall outlet.

- Only a qualified technician should service this product. Opening or
removing covers may result in exposure to dangerous voltage points or
other risks. (Note: Opening or removing the covers will void your product
warranty).

- Unplug the HomePlug Wireless Router from the AC wall outlet and
refer the product to a qualified service representative for the following
conditions:

- If liquid has been spilled onto the product.

- If the product has been exposed to rain or water.

- If the product does not operate normally when the operating
instructions have been followed.

- If the product exhibits a distinct change in performance.

Getting start with your Powerline Device

Before installing your Powerline networking device, please examine and familiarize yourself with
it. Below is a diagram
of the GT Powerline Router along with a brief description of what each LED
and slot represent.

Power: Green

For Power Line ports

Act: Green

Col: Green Blinking when collision is occurred on this port.
For WLAN

IEEE 802.11b/g

Act Green

The Power LED illuminates when the WHRTC-100GW Homeplug
Wireless Router is powered on

Blinking slow when Act and blinking very fast when dat a is flowing
through this Power Line plug

Steady on when link is ready, blinking with the traffic through

802.11g WLAN

What This Package Contains?

Upon you receive your wireless Router, please check that
the following contents are packaged:

- HomePlug Wireless Router (GT Powerline Router)

- CD

- User's manual

- Quick Install Guide

- RJ 45

- Power cord

Necessary Equipment

- One or more computers with wireless device, and it's software already installed

- Microsoft TCP/IP networking protocol installed on each PC

- Web browser installed on each PC

Equipment that can be used with the GT Powerline Router

- Broadband modem

- GT Powerline Router Broadband router

- Additional PCs with a wireless or Powerline Device
Important: After receiving the wireless Router, please check for
any shipping damages to the carton before proceeding with any installations.

PC or Laptop Setup Guide

Note: If you have not installed your Wireless device to your laptop
So far, please do so. For instructions on how to install your
Wireless device, please contact the manufacturer of that wireless
device.
To configure the Wireless device to work with your GT Powerline Router,
please follow the following steps:

1. Plug GT Powerline Router into an outlet.

2. Go to the wireless card's configuration screen or window. It
should resemble figure 1 or others.

PC or Laptop Setup Guide

Note: If you have not installed your Wireless device to your laptop
So far, please do so. For instructions on how to install your

Wireless device, please contact the manufacturer of that wireless
device.
To configure the Wireless device to work with your GT Powerline Router,
please follow the following steps:

1. Plug GT Powerline Router into an outlet.

2. Go to the wireless card's configuration screen or window. It
should resemble figure 1 or others.

3. Make sure Infrastructure is selected.

4. In the SSID field, type in the following: default (This is case
sensitive)

5. Make sure Fully Automatic is selected.

6. Click OK to exit the configuration window.
Note: If you are using Win XP you will not need to configure the PCMCIA
card because XP has an auto sense function included in the operating
system.

GT Powerline Router Setup Guide

You will need to temporarily change the IP address of your PC/laptop
to setup your GT Powerline Router 1. Follow these steps
depending on your operating system.
Note: If you have not changed the default HomePlug password
(HomePlug) or you get the same subnet on your network then
there is no need to continue this setup.

Windows 98 SE / ME

1. Click on Start, then Settings, and then Control Panel.

2. Double click on the Network icon.

3. Select the TCP/IP Protocol entry.

4. Click on the Properties button.

5. Select the IP Address tab.

6. Select Specify an IP address.

7. Type in the following address: 10.0.0.10~100.

8. For the Subnet Mask, type: 255.0.0.0.

9. Click OK to close the TCP/IP properties panel.

10. Click OK to close the Network panel.

11. Restart the PC

Windows 2000 / XP

1. Open Network Connections.

- Win 2000: Click on Start, Settings, then Network, and Dial-up
Connections.

- Win XP: Click on Start, Connect To, then Show All Connections.

2. Right click on Local Area Connection and then select Properties.

3. Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and then click on Properties.

4. Click on Use the following IP address.

5. Type in the following IP address: 10.0.0.10~100.

6. For the Subnet Mask, type: 255.0.0.0.

7. Click OK to close the TCP/IP properties panel.

8. Click OK to close the Network panel and the changes will take
effect when this panel is closed.

1. Open a web browser and type in the following address:

10.0.0.2.

2. A login screen should appear. Type the login name: admin and the password: admin.