HDTV Higher-tier Receiver
Wi-Fi Setup Guide
Model No.: S-Box7580P
Table of Contents
1 Wi-Fi Router Login ......................................................................................................... 1
2 Language Selection ....................................................................................................... 2
2.1 Operation Mode ...................................................................................................... 2
2.1.1 Bridge Mode ..................................................................................................... 2
2.1.2 Gateway Mode ................................................................................................. 2
3 Network Setup ............................................................................................................... 3
3.1 WAN ....................................................................................................................... 3
3.1.1 Static (Fixed IP) ................................................................................................ 3
3.1.2 DHCP (Dynamic IP) .......................................................................................... 4
3.1.3 PPPoE (ADSL) ................................................................................................. 4
3.1.4 L2TP ................................................................................................................. 5
3.1.5 PPTP ................................................................................................................ 6
3.2 Local Area Network (LAN) ...................................................................................... 7
3.3 DHCP Client List ..................................................................................................... 9
3.4 Advanced Routing ................................................................................................... 9
3.5 Quality of Service Settings .................................................................................... 10
4 Wireless Network Setup .............................................................................................. 11
4.1 Basic Wireless Settings ......................................................................................... 11
4.2 Advanced Wireless Settings .................................................................................. 12
4.3 Wireless Security Settings ..................................................................................... 14
4.4 WPS ...................................................................................................................... 16
4.5 Station List ............................................................................................................ 17
5 Firewall ........................................................................................................................ 18
5.1 MAC/IP/Port Filtering ............................................................................................. 18
5.2 Port Forwarding ..................................................................................................... 19
5.3 System Security .................................................................................................... 20
5.4 Content Filtering .................................................................................................... 21
6 Administration ............................................................................................................. 22
6.1 System Management ............................................................................................ 22
6.2 Settings Management ........................................................................................... 23
6.3 Status .................................................................................................................... 24
1Wi-Fi Router Login
In order to access the router setup program, computer IP setup needs to be in the same IP
subnet of the HDTV Higher-tier Receiver (e.g. 192.168.0.50)
1. Connecting to the Wi-Fi network of the Receiver, input the Receiver’s IP address on the
internet browsing software (192.168.0.1)
2. If users wish to login to the system with a computer Ethernet cable and connect it to the
LAN socket of the Receiver, please change the operation mode to Gateway Mode (see
details in 2.1.2) through Wi-Fi connection at once.
Input the user name and password “admin” (The default user name and password
is “admin”)
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2Language Selection
Select “HKBN” from the function list on the left and the “Select Language” option is displayed
on the right hand side of the web page. This Wi-Fi setup supports “Traditional Chinese” and
“English” interfaces.
2.1 Operation Mode
Select “Operation Mode” from the left hand side and operation mode can be selected on the
right hand side of the page. The Receiver supports both “Bridge” mode and “Gateway”
mode.
2.1.1 Bridge Mode
This mode connects the WAN port and LAN port in serial to the same connection interface
and is treated as a wide area network. The Wi-Fi network is treated as a local area network.
2.1.2 Gateway Mode
This mode connects the LAN port and Wi-Fi port in serial to the same connection interface
and is treated as a local area network. WAN is the wide area network.
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3Network Setup
3.1 WAN
Select “WAN” from the list on the left and the wide area network connection setup can be
configured on the right hand side of the web page. The Receiver supports Static, DHCP,
PPPoE, L2TP and PPTP connection modes.
3.1.1 Static (Fixed IP)
In case all the IP information is provided by the ISP, please select Static (Fixed IP) address.
It is required to input the IP address, subnet mask, default gateway address and DNS
address. The IP address must be in the correct format (x.x.x.x) with “.” to separate four 8bits numbers. The Receiver does not accept IP address in other formats.
IP Address : input the IP address provided by the ISP
Subnet Mask : input the subnet mask provided by the ISP
Default Gateway : input the gateway address provided by the ISP
Primary DNS Server : input the primary DNS address provided by the ISP
Secondary DNS Server : input the secondary DNS address provided by the ISP
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3.1.2 DHCP (Dynamic IP)
In case your ISP does not provide the exact IP address, please select “DHCP (Dynamic IP)”
option to get IP related information from your ISP automatically.
Hostname : network name is optional and depends on the ISP requirements
3.1.3 PPPoE (ADSL)
Select “PPPoE” option in case ISP uses PPPoE (ADSL) for internet connection based on the
point-to-point communication protocol. This option is used in common DSL connection. The
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username and password are provided by your IP for login purpose and you do not need to
login from the PPPoE software in your computer again.
User Name : input your PPPoE user name
Password : input your PPPoE password
Verify Password : input your PPPoE password again
Operation Mode : select “Keep Alive”, “On Demand” or “Manual” mode
3.1.4 L2TP
Select “L2TP” option if ISP uses L2TP (Layer 2 Tunnel Protocol) for internet connection. The
user name and password are provided by your ISP. This option is suitable for common DSL
connection.
Server IP : input the server IP provided by the ISP (optional)
User Name : input the L2TP user name
Password : input the L2TP password
Address Mode : select “Static” if your ISP provides IP address, subnet mask, default
gateway and DNS IP address. Otherwise, please select “Dynamic” option.
IP address : input the L2TP IP address provided by the ISP (“Static” option only)
Subnet Mask : input the subnet mask provided by the ISP (“Static” option only)
Default Gateway : input the default gateway IP address provided by the ISP (“Static” option
only)
Operation Mode : select “Keep Alive”, “On Demand” or “Manual” mode
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3.1.5 PPTP
Select “PPTP” option if ISP uses PPTP (Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol) for internet
connection based on point-to-point protocol. This option can be used in common DSL
connection. The user name and password are provided by the ISP.
Server IP : input the server IP provided by the ISP (optional)
User Name : input the PPTP user name
Password : input the PPTP password
Address Mode : select “Static” if your ISP provides IP address, subnet mask, default
gateway and DNS IP address. Otherwise, please select “Dynamic” option.
IP address : input the L2TP IP address provided by the ISP (“Static” option only)
Subnet Mask : input the subnet mask provided by the ISP (“Static” option only)
Default Gateway : input the default gateway IP address provided by the ISP (“Static” option
only)
Operation Mode : select “Keep Alive”, “On Demand” or “Manual” mode
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3.2 Local Area Network (LAN)
Select “LAN” from the list on the left and the local area network connection setup can be
configured on the right hand side of the web page.
IP Address : input the IP Address of the the Receiver. The default IP address is
192.168.0.1.
Subnet Mask : input the subnet mask of the Receiver. The default subnet mask is
255.255.255.0.
DHCP Type : indicate the DHCP server control mode (select “Server” or “Disable”)
DHCP IP address range : input DHCP server start and end IP addresses for address
assignment to computer and other IP devices connected to the the Receiver. The assigned
IP address is within the DHCP IP address range.
Subnet Mask : input the subnet mask of the Receiver
Default Gateway : input the gateway address of the Receiver
Primary DNS Server : input the primary DNS address of the Receiver
Secondary DNS Server : input the secondary DNS address of the Receiver
Lease Time : input the time duration for IP address renewal
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3.3 DHCP Client List
Select “DHCP Clients” from the list on the left. All DHCP clients are listed on the right hand
side of the web page.
3.4 Advanced Routing
Select “Advanced Routing” from the list on the left, and routing rules can be added or
deleted for static routing or activate dynamic routing, i.e. RIP (Routing Information Protocol).
Destination : input the destinated IP address of the routing rule
Range : select either “Host” or “Net”. “Net” defines a subnet and “Host” defines a specific IP
address
Gateway : input gateway address for any IP packets to the defined destination
Interface : select the network interface card for the routing rule
Comment : provide related information for the routing rule
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Display the present routing settings.
RIP : enable or disable the dynamic routing, i.e. RIP
3.5 Quality of Service Settings
Quality of service (QoS) rules can be added or deleted to provide different upload and
download throughput and priority.
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4 Wireless Network Setup
4.1 Basic Wireless Settings
Select “Basic” from the list on the left to configure basic wireless setup, for example, network
name (SSID, Service Set identifier) and channel. Basic configuration can be done for simple
router settings.
Radio On/Off : Select this button to enable the Wi-Fi function. Press the button again to
disable the Wi-Fi function.
Network Mode : Select the 802.11b/g/n and mixed mode
Network Name (SSID) : SSID is the Wi-Fi network name and it can support up to 32
characters. (Note: SSID is case sensitive)
Broadcast Network Name (SSID) : Select “enable” and “disable” mode. If “disable” is
selected, the SSID will not broadcast through the Receiver and scanned by clients’ Wi-Fi
devices. Therefore, the user must know the correct SSID of the Receiver’s Wi-Fi network in
order to access it.
BSSID : BSSID (Basic service set identifier) shows the MAC address of the Receiver
Frequency (Channel) : Support both auto-select and manual channel select options
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4.2 Advanced Wireless Settings
Advanced wireless settings can be used to perform detailed Wi-Fi setup (including advanced
parameters setup), for example, beacon interval, transmission power and data beacon rate
(DTM), etc.
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The default setting of WMM (Wi-Fi Multimedia) is “Disable”.
WMM can be enabled manually and more options will pop up with additional parameters:
WMM Capable : select “enable” or “disable” the WMM
APSD Capable : select “enable” or “disable”, alternatively, you can also choose power
management method - Automatic Power Save Delivery
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DLS Capable : select “enable” or “disable” direct station-to-station frame transfer – Direct
Link Setup
4.3 Wireless Security Settings
Select “Security” from the list on the left to setup the Wi-Fi network security and encryption to
prevent unauthorized access of the Wi-Fi network and data snoop.
SSID Option : Service Set Identifier (SSID) is the wireless network name. It consists of a
maximum of 32 case-sensitive characters.
Security Mode : select the Wi-Fi network security/encryption algorithm. The default security
algorithm is WPA-PSK (Wi-Fi Protected Access – Pre-shared Key).
WPA Algorithms : select TKIP (Temporal Key Integrity Protocol), AES (Advanced
Encryption Standard) or TKIPAES security/encryption protocol.
Pass Phrase : display and generate key for Wi-Fi network
Key Renewal Interval : configure the key renewal time interval. The Wi-Fi router
determines whether the security key needs to be renewed based on this interval setting.
Policy : allow or restrict the access from the configured MAC address to the Wi-Fi router by
selecting “allow” or “reject”
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4.4 WPS
Select “WPS” from the list on the left to establish a secured Wi-Fi connection. Simply input a
PIN or press button (PBC) to execute Wi-Fi security by using an easier security connection
setup procedure. Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) is a standard for easy and secure
establishment of a wireless home network created by the Wi-Fi Alliance (WFA), in which it
enables the Wi-Fi devices from different manufacturers to certify this function. WPS can
enable the protection of Wi-Fi network security for both initial setup and new device pairing
through simpler procedures, as it only requires the press of the button or PIN input. The
setup procedure for highly secured WPA2 security mode is greatly simplified by WPS and it
enables users to establish a secured Wi-Fi connection quickly.
New WPS PIN can be generated by pressing “Generate” button. The other Wi-Fi devices
can establish connections with the Wi-Fi router by inputting PIN to the registrar through the
AP user interface.
The secured Wi-Fi connection can also be established by pressing the button (PBC) in AP
and Wi-Fi devices.
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4.5 Station List
Select “Station List” from the list on the left, and the list of Wi-Fi devices connected to the WiFi network will be displayed on the web page.
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5Firewall
Firewall protects your network from external networks through isolation. Rules can be setup
in the firewall to protect your network from malicious attacks, spoof and snoop from Internet,
virus and worms.
5.1 MAC/IP/Port Filtering
MAC/IP/Port Filtering function can enable users to define the filtering policies for packets
based on MAC address, IP address and port.
MAC/IP/Port filtering : select “enable” or “disable” mode
Default Policy : select “accepted” or “dropped” any packets that do not fulfill the rules
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5.2 Port Forwarding
Port forwarding function enables users to configure a virtual server, whereas remote users
can access applications through common IP address and connect to the appropriate server
in the local area network (LAN).
Virtual Server Setting : select “enable” or “disable” the function
IP Address : input the IP address to allow the access of the application server
Port Range : input the TCP and / or UDP port or a range of ports to be enabled for the
application
Protocol : select TCP and / or UDP protocol
Comment : input remark for the configuration
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5.3 System Security
The Wi-Fi router can be protected by configurating the system firewall.
Remote Management (via Web) : select “enable” or “disable” the remote management
Ping from WAN Filter : select “enable” or “disable” ping from WAN
Stateful Packet Inspection (SPI) Firewall : select “enable” or “disable” SPI firewall
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5.4 Content Filtering
Content filtering is most widely used on the internet to filter email and web access, for
example, spam. This function enables users to configure content filtering policies to allow or
restrict access of web pages based on the content.
Configure the content filter based on the format : select three different formats of
packets to be filtered, i.e. Proxy, Java and ActiveX.
Configure the filter based on the source of packet : input the URL to be filtered in the
URL filter.
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Configure the filter based on the host : input the host to be filtered in the Host Filter.
6 Administration
The administration functions enable users to perform the following:
- Manage the general functions of the Wi-Fi router, including language & administrator
password etc.
- Load and restore the settings of the Wi-Fi router
- Monitor the status of the Wi-Fi router
6.1 System Management
Users can configure the language, administrator password, network time and power saving
mode.
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6.2 Settings Management
Users can export the settings of the system in a configuration file, or import the configuration
file to restore the settings of the system. Users can also select to reset all configuration to
default settings.
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6.3 Status
Users can monitor the system status information.
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