IOGear GWA501 User Manual

Wireless-G Broadband Gateway

User Manual (GWA501)

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Welcome

Thank you for choosing IOGEAR® to serve your wireless needs. Soon, you will be sharing files or surfing the
Internet wirelessly in no-time. We hope you will have as much fun using your IOGEAR® Wireless-G Broadband
Gateway, as we had designing it.

Rest assured, your IOGEAR® Wireless-G Broadband Gatewa yt is built roc k-solid to ensure maximum up-time
for you to stay up-and-running. If f or an y reason you ha v e a problem, w e stand behind our products with an
industry-leading 3 year factory warranty , so you can ha v e peace-of-mind with your current and future IOGEAR
purchases.

We want you to be happ y with y our purchase , so we ha v e made e v ery effort to ensure product quality,
reliability , and ease-of-use.

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Table of Contents

Package Contents
Introduction
Features
Requirements
Installation

- Advanced Setup

- Customized Configuration – System

- Internet Setting

- LAN Setting

- Wireless Setting

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- NAT

- Firewall

- Print Server

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Technical Support

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Package Contents

This package contains:

• IOGEAR® Wireless-G Broadband Gatewa y

• Category-5 Ethernet Patch Cable

• AC Po wer Supply

• User Manual

• Warr anty & Registration Card

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Introduction

IOGEAR’s Ultra-Fast Wireless-G Broadband Gateway is an all-in-one wireless access point
and router for both small and home office users. With IOGEAR, you can surf the Internet,

share files, chat with your friends, and print....Wirelessly!

Our simple, easy-to-use, web-based setup wizard will have you up-and-running in minutes.
Moreover, our turn-key FireWall and Wireless Security packages keep you safe on the ‘net.

Remember, IOGEAR’s Wireless Broadband Gateway gives you the same connectivity and
security that big companies use...all in a small, cost-effective, reliable setup. Go with
IOGEAR, and go Wireless!

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Features

Features

• Built-in…

- 4-Port 10/100BaseT Ethernet Switch

- Internet Router

- Wireless Access Point

- USB Print Server

• 802.11g and 802.11b Compliant

• Advanced Wireless Security Package

- Wireless Protected Access (WPA)

- Wireless Encryption Protocol (WEP)

- MAC and IP Address Filtering

• Built-in USB Print Server – Print Wirelessly!

• NAT and SPI FireWall

• Solid Three Year Limited Warranty

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System Requirement:

PC system

• 200 MHz or faster CPU

• Internet browser

• Microsoft® Windows® 98SE/ME/2000/XP

• Ethernet interface card or WLAN client card installed

Mac System

• G3 Power Mac or higher

• Internet browser

• Mac OS 9.2 and above

• Open Ethernet port or Airport Card installed

Requirements

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Installation

Take your IOGEAR Wireless Broadband Gateway/Print Server out of the box.

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2. After you have unboxed your IOGEAR Wireless Broadband Gateway, simply plug-in the AC
Adapter to the AC Wall Outlet, then to the gateway. Make sure the power LED will illuminate,
otherwise, try another AC Wall Outlet.

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3.4.For initial setup, plug your desktop or notebook computer directly into the LAN Port #1 with

the included CAT5 patch cable. Please make sure computer LAN setting is DHCP or

192.168.1.x.
Open your Internet Browser (Internet Explorer, Netscape, or Safari), and type in the

following URL in your browser’s address bar: 192.168.1.254. You will be brought to the
IOGEAR® Wireless Broadband Gateway log in. The default password is admin.

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5. To proceed to the basic setup options, click on the Typical button.

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6. You will now be asked for the Time Zone you are in. Select your Time Zone, and select
whether you wish to enable Daylight Savings Time. Click Next to continue.

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You will now be asked for which Internet Connection Type you are using. When you select

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the connection type, you will be asked for your ISP’s configuration settings (if applicable).

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Cable Modem and DHCP Client - If your broadband access is through a cable modem, or if

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your IP address is automatically assigned by your service provider or a DHCP server, you
should choose this type.

• If your ISP gave you a Host Name or a MAC address, you can enter them on the
following page

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Fixed IP (xDSL) - If your broadband access is through an xDSL modem and your ISP
assigned you a static IP Address, you should choose this type.

• Please enter the necessary information such as the IP Address, Subnet Mask, Default
Gateway and DNS server that your ISP provided in the following page.

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xDSL-PPoE - If your broadband access is through an xDSL modem and your ISP did not
assign you a static IP Address, you should choose this type.

• Please enter the necessary information such as username and password your ISP
provided in the following page. If your ISP gave you a service name, you should enter it
in the following page.

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xDSL-PPTP (European countries) - If your broadband access is through an xDSL modem
and your ISP did not assign you a static IP Address, you should choose this type.

• If your Internet Service Provider requires the use of PPTP, enter the information.
(PPTP is generally more popular in Europe.)

After you have entered your ISP’s configuration settings, click Next.

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You will now see the Wireless Configuration Settings. You can set the SSID, channel, and

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wireless security for your wireless gateway here. Click Next when you are done.
(For more information on SSID, channel, and wireless security, you can move the mouse
cursor over the highlight feature and an explanation will appear.)

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You will now see the Firewall settings. IOGEAR® offers you an easy set-up package to

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configure a Firewall. Please note high Firewall protection will make your network securer,
but may cause wireless gateway’s performance to be lower. Click Next when you are done.

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This is the summary page showing all configurations you’ve set. Click Next when you are

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done.

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You can click the Test Connection button to see whether your Internet connect is function-

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ing. Please make sure your WAN port has been connected (to a xDSL, Cable modem, or
Ethernet). Click Finish when you are done.

When you have finished the configuration, you will be brought to the main window. You may

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click Log Out when you have finished.

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Advanced Setup

When you have finished the configuration, you will be brought to the main window. You may

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click Log Out when you have finished.

You will now be asked for your password. Unless you have changed it, it should be default

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as admin.

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After you have logged in, click on the Custom button.

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The Customized Configuration menu is separated into seven categories.

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System - It includes all the basic configuration tools such as options to control management
access, upgrading system firmware and restart system information.

Internet - In Internet Settings, you can configure the way your wireless gateway connects to
your ISP.

Wireless - In this section, you can configure all wireless related settings for your wireless
gateway.

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Firewall - Your Wireless-G Broadband Gateway features powerful and flexible Firewall

protection to keep your network secure. You can configure the strength of Firewall protection to
a high or low level. If you are an advanced user, you can configure Firewall policies to meet on
your needs.

Printer - Print Server allows LAN users to share one printer.
NAT - Network Address Translation allows multiple users at your local site to access the

internet over a single user account. It can also prevent hacker attacks by mapping local
addresses to public addresses for key services such as Web or FTP.

LAN - The gateway must have an IP address for the local network. You can also enable DHCP
service for dynamic IP address allocation to your clients, or configure filtering functions based
on specific clients or protocols.

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Customized Configuration – System

This page includes all the basic configuration tools such as options to control management
access, upgrading system firmware and restart system information.

• Time Zone
For system management purposes, a correctly configured time zone setting will let you have
accurate time stamps on the system log. If you’re in an area that is within the daylight savings
time period, please also check the option.

• Password Setting
This is where you can change your administration password for the Wireless-G Broadband
Gateway.

• Remote Management
This setting allows you to manage your Wireless-G Broadband Gateway through a WAN
connection (Internet).

• Firmware Upgrade
From time to time, a new and updated firmware will be released, which has either feature

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improvements or bug fixes. Once you download the new firmware patch, you can update the
firmware of your Wireless-G Broadband Gateway from here.

• Restart

In some special cases, you may restart your Wireless-G Broadband Gateway manually without
unplugging the power cable. Please note that restarting the Wireless-G Broadband Gateway
will not lose your current configuration.

• Factory Default

Set your configuration back to factory settings.

• System Status

You can view the status of your Wireless-G Broadband Gateway from this window.

• Statistics

You can view that statistics of your Wireless-G Broadband Gateway from this window.

• Event Log

You can view any/all system events sent through your network from this window.

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Internet Settings

In Internet Settings, you can configure the way your Wireless-G Broadband Gateway uses to
connect to your ISP.

• Connection Type

It allows you to configure the way you connect to your ISP.
This Wireless Broadband Gateway can be connected to your ISP in any of following ways:

- DHCP Client - Fixed IP - PPPoE - PPTP

• MAC Control

If your ISP is restricted to pre-registered computers only, use the MAC Clone feature to copy
your Media Access Control (MAC) address to your wireless broadband gateway. This proce­dure will cause the Wireless-G Broadband Gateway to appear as a single computer.

• Dynamic DNS

This feature enables you to run your domain (ex. www.mywebsite.com) over a changing IP.
Please choose one of the Dynamic DNS providers that this Wireless-G Broadband Gateway
supports and fill in related fields to make it work.

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LAN Settings

The gateway must have an IP address for the local network. You can also enable DHCP
service for dynamic IP address allocation to your clients, or configure filtering functions based
on specific clients or protocols.

• IP Setting

You can setup IP address information for the LAN ports of your wireless gateway.

• DHCP Server

Your wireless gateway can act as a DHCP server, and assign IP addresses to your clients
automatically. The assigned IP addressed will be within the range of IP pool that you specify.
There is a good security practice to set just enough range of IP pool for the devices you want
to connect to this wireless network. This can block other unintended devices to enter your
network.

Setting Lease Time for shorter period, such as one day or several hours, can free up IP
addresses frequently. However, you may experience brief network performance drag down or
stall when DHCP reassigning IP addresses to clients. It also causes a computer’s IP address

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changed over time. If you will use some advanced router features, such as DMZ or client IP
filters, you may select longer time to avoid frequent re-set, or you can use Static Host setting
described below

• DHCP IP-MAC Mapping

This setting will permanently associate the MAC address of a LAN client to an IP address. The
client is assigned the same IP address every time. Changes to a currently assigned LAN client
IP will take effect only after expiration of current lease. To delete an association, press delete
button on the list. To create a new association, enter the information on the field.

• DHCP Client List

The DHCP client list shows clients assigned by the DHCP server

• MAC Filter

You can control which PCs can connect to the Inter net. If you enable this feature, only
computers with a MAC address located in MAC List can connect to the Internet.

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Wireless Settings

In this section, you can configure all wireless related settings for your Wireless-G Broadband
Gateway.

• SSID & Channel

Here is where you may modify the SSID and Channel of your Wireless-G Broadband Gateway

SSID (Service Set ID, or Network Name):

Enter the name you wish to give your Wireless-G Broadband Gateway (ex. “JOHN” or
“JOHNISTHEBEST”). Every Wireless Clients (PC card, USB and PCI adaptors) in your
network must be configured to accept with the same SSID.

Channel

It can be left as Default, unless you plan on using multiple access points. When multiple
Wireless Networks presenting, please ensure they are not using the same channel,
preferably at least 5 channels apart to each other.

Broadcast SSID

By broadcasting SSID, all wireless devices at surrounding area can see your wireless

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gateway and easy to associate with it.. However, it is a good security practice not to
broadcast SSID, just configure SSID info to those client devices you want them to access
you network.

• Radio Setting

Here you can configure Wireless radio settings.
Please note that these settings are for advanced users or network administrators. If you are
unfamiliar with how to configure these parameters, we recommend that you keep them at their
default value.

Mode

The Wireless-G Broadband Gateway can be set at three wireless modes: Auto, 802.11g only
and 802.11b only. If both 802.11g and 802.11b clients presenting at your network, please
select “Auto” mode (This is default mode). “802.11g only” mode only supports 802.11g
clients, and gives better performance to whole network. However, all 802.11b clients will not
be able to use your network at this mode setting. In some situation, 802.11b clients with old
drivers cannot work with Auto mode, “802.11b only” mode can accommodate this problem,
but decrease the performance of 802.11g devices.

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• Authentication & Encryption

It allows you to configure the setting of network authentication and data encryption.
You can specify the authentication type. “Both” allows wireless client devices access your

gateway no matter with shared key or not. “Share key only” only allows devices with same
WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) key to access your wireless gateway. “802.1X” and “WPA”
require you to type in Radius server IP and server key. Please check with your Network
Administrator for related information. “WPA-PSK” needs a pre-shared key to be set on your
wireless gateway and all wireless client devices. For WPA configuration in details, please refer
to “WPA and WPA-PSK Configuration Guide” at later part of the manual.

For 64-bit WEP key, it should be five ASCII characters (a-z and 0-9, for example: gear56) or
ten hexadecimal digits in length (a through f, and 0 through 9, for example: 2af30bc9d5); for
128 bit WEP key, the length will be 13 characters for ASCII or 26 digits for Hexadecimal.

• Associated Client List

It displays information of stations that are currently associated to your wireless gateway. You
can check who are linking to your network, for security and activity monitoring purposes.

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• Association Control

This page allows you to control which computers can connect to the Wireless-G Broadband
Gateway.

If you enable this feature, only computers with a MAC address listed located in Association
Control List can connect to the wireless LAN.

NA T

Network Address Translation allows multiple computers on your network to access the Internet
over a single user account. NAT can also prevent hacker attacks by mapping local addresses
to public addresses for key services such as Web or FTP.

• Static NAT Setting

Use the Static NAT screen for the Network Address Translation (NAT) process that provides
internal to external IP address mapping.

• Virtual Server

You can configure the Wireless-G Broadband Gateway as a virtual server so that remote users
can access services such as Web or FTP at your local site via public IP addresses.

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For example: a FTP server (public port 21) will be translate into a local site (private

192.168.1.25) through private port 1502.

• Special Applications

Applications such as Internet gaming, video conferencing, and Internet telephony software
usually require multiple connections. The Special Applications feature allows these applica­tions to work properly.

Firewall

Your IOGEAR Wireless-G Broadband Gateway features powerful and flexible firewall protection
to keep your computer and/or network secure.

You can configure the strength of firewall protection at a high or low level. If you are an
advanced user, you can configure firewall policies depending on your needs.

• Basic Settings

Configure the basic settings to enable the firewall to protect your network from hacker attacks.

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Please be aware that a higher level of firewall protection increases network security but might
affect your Wireless-G Broadband Gateway performance.

• Service Filters

You can add custom ser vice filters not listed in the ser vices tables. Select any added custom
service filters in the Policies section to enable advanced firewall settings.

• Policies

Policies are rules that you define for your firewall settings. You may define and schedule rules
for example, for inbound and outbound traffic.

Please be careful on these configurations. Any incorrect settings might cause the firewall to
block all traffic or make your network vulnerable to outside hacker attacks.

• Notification

You can configure a schedule to enable the Wireless-G Broadband Gateway to send an email
notification to a specified user any events on your Wireless-G Broadband Gateway.

This feature is useful if you want to acquire the security log remotely.

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• Virtual DMZ

If you have a local client computer that cannot run an Internet application properly from behind
the NAT firewall, you can open the client up to unrestricted two-way Internet access by
defining a Virtual DMZ.

Print Server

Print Server allows LAN users to share one printer across the entire network.

• Basic Settings

It allows you to configure the attached printer to be shared amongst all computers on the LAN.

• Monitor Status

It is to display information of the current printing tasks.

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WPA and WPA-PSK configuration guide

Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) is a sub-set of the forthcoming IEEE 802.11i security standard
and is currently still in draft stage. WPA addresses those known weakness of WEP and
provides stronger security to wireless network.

IOGEAR Wireless-G Broadband Gateway supports three authentication modes:

• 802.11x (need RADIUS server to authenticate the clients, using WEP keying)

• WPA (same 802.1x, but with TKIP keying support)

• WPA-PSK (Pre-Shared Key, no RADIUS server needed)

Please follow below procedures to initiate your gateway for WPA support.

1. Click Custom>Wireless>Authentication & Encryption to enter the following page.

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2. WPA-PSK configuration

WPA Pre-Shared Key

There are two ways to configure WPA Pre-Shared Key:

1) PassPhrase Mode: Input a phrase into the field. The Wireless-G Broadband Gateway
will automatically generate a Pre-Shared Key based on the phrase you enter. The phrase
can be within 8 to 63 characters (we recommend at least 12 characters to achieve a
sufficient level of security).

2) Hex mode: Input 64 hexadecimal digits. Please write down the key you enter. You will
need to enter same key to your wireless client side.

WPA Group Rekey Interval

This gateway could change the group key periodically. Enter the period you want into the WPA
Group Rekey Interval filed.

Encryption Type

The current version only supports TKIP encryption. AES encryption will be available soon.

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3. WP A configuration

RADIUS Server IP

Please enter the IP address of RADIUS server.

RADIUS Server Port

This field specifies the port on which RADIUS server is listening.

RADIUS Server Key

This field carries the shared secret for RADIUS authentication. Some information need to be
encrypted in a RADIUS packet, this key is used to encrypt and decrypt this information (such
as password).

Reconfirm RADIUS Server Key

Make sure RADIUS Server Key is correct.

WPA Group Rekey Interval

It is the same as WPA-PSK configuration.

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Encryption Type

It is the same WPA-PSK configuration.

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Note:
To complete the WPA operation, you also need to enable the WPA client at the wireless client site (the computer running
wireless client’s devices, such as theGWP511 Cardbus card or GWU513 USB adaptor).

Microsoft provides a free WPA upgrade for Windows XP Service Pack 1 (SP1) and later or Windows Server 2003. For any OS
other than Win XP, there is client software available from third-party suppliers such as Funk Software (www.funk.com) and
Meetinghouse Data Communications (www.mtghouse.com).

The WPA client for Windows XP can be found in the Microsoft Knowledge Base Article 815485 (http://support.microsoft.com/

default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;815485) or downloaded directly from Microsoft http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/
details.aspx?FamilyID=009d8425-ce2b-47a4-abec-274845dc9e91&displaylang=en

After installed, the Windows WPA Client will update the wireless network configuration dialog boxes to support new WPA options.

Click Connect To>Wireless Network Connection to bring up the dialogue window of Wireless

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Network Connection Status. Click the Properties box to bring up next dialogue window.

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In the Wireless Network Connection Properties window, under Wireless Networks tab,

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please check the box of “Use Windows to configure my wireless network settings” to turn
on the Wireless Zero Configuration service. Select the wireless access point you want to
associate to, then click Configure box at the right side to bring up next dialogue window.

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Set up your WPA configuration by selecting the Network Authentication mode and Data

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encryption, and input same Network key as you input at the Wireless-G Broadband
Gateway. Then, you are served by a more secured wireless network.

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Client Printer Setup

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First, click on “Start” >> “Settings” >> “Printers”.

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3. Click on “Next”.

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4. Select “Local Printer” and click “Next”.

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5. Next, select “Create a new port” and in the drop down box select “Standard TCP/IP Port.”
Click “Next” once you are finished.

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Next “Add Standard TCP/IP Printer Port Wizard” will start. Click “Next” to continue.6.

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Enter the IP address of the router in the “Printer Name or IP Address” box.

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The default IP address of the router is 192.168.1.254. The Port Name box will automati­cally be filled in once you enter the IP address.
Click “Next” once you are finished entering the IP address.

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Select the “Standard” button and in the drop box, select “Generic Network Card”.

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Click “Next” to continue.

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9. Click “Finish” to complete the “Add Standard TCP/IP Printer Port Wizard”.

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Next, select the manufacturer and model your printer and click “Next”.

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Select “Keep existing driver” and click “Next”.11.

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Enter a name for this printer and click “Next”.12.

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Indicate whether you want this printer to be available to other users and click “Next”.13.

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Do not print a test page at this time. Select “No” and click “Next” to continue.14.

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Click “Finish” to complete the “Add Printer Wizard”.15.

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Next, click on “Start” >> “Settings” >> “Printers”.16.

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Right click on the printer you just added and click on “Properties”.17.

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Once in the properties window, click on the “Ports” tab. Click on the “Configure Port” button.18.

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Next, change the protocol to LPR and change the queue name to lpt1.

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Click “OK” once you are finished.

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Next, click on the “General” tab and click on the “Print Test Page” button. You should now

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be able to print. Click “OK” to close the properties window.

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Standards

Ports

Wireless Frequency band
Modulation Technique
Data rate

Wireless Operating Channels
Wireless Operating range

RF Max. Output Power
Receiver Sensitivity
Antenna

Antenna gain
Antenna Max. Power Rating
Antenna Directional

IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g Wireless LAN
IEEE 802.3 10BASE-T, IEEE 802.3u 100 BASE-TX,
IEEE 802.3x flow control

LAN: Four 10/100Mbps RJ-45 switch ports
WAN: One 10/100Mbps RJ-45 port for DSL/Cable modem
Printer Port: One USB 1.1 printer port

2.400 - 2.497 GHz
DSSS (DBPSK, DQPSK, CCK), OFDM
54 Mbps, 48, 36, 24,18,12, 11, 9, 6, 5.5, 2, 1 Mbps (auto-fallback)

1-11 US/Canada, 1-13 Europe (ETSI), 10-13 France, 10-11 Spain
Indoor environment: 20-100 meters

Outdoor environment: > 200 meters
15dBm

-68dBm@54Mbps (ERP-OFDM); -82dBm@11Mbps (ERP-DSSS/CCK)
2 Dipole type external antenna
Peak Gain = 2dBi, Average Gain = odBi
2W

Omni

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Technical Support

If you need technical support, please check out our IOGEAR Tech Info Library (T.I.L.) at
www.iogear.com/support for the latest tips, tricks, and troubleshooting. The IOGEAR T.I.L.
was designed to provide you with the latest technical information about our products. Most of
the answers to your questions can be found here, so please try it out before contacting technical
support.

Technical support is available Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm PST and can be
reached at [phone] or by email [e-mail].

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Radio & TV Interference Statement

WARNING!!! This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if
not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause interference to
radio communications. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for
a Class B computing device pursuant to Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC Rules, which are designed
to provide reasonable protection against such interference when operated in a commercial
environment. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause interference, in
which case the user at his own expense will be required to take whatever measures may be
required to correct the interference.

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Limited Warranty

IN NO EVENT SHALL THE DIRECT VENDOR’S LIABILITY FOR DIRECT, INDIRECT,
SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE USE OF
THE PRODUCT, DISK OR ITS DOCUMENTATION EXCEED THE PRICE PAID FOR THE
PRODUCT.

The direct vendor makes no warranty or representation, expressed, implied, or statutory with
respect to the contents or use of this documentation, and especially disclaims its quality,
performance, merchantability, or fitness for any particular purpose.

The direct vendor also reserves the right to revise or update the device or documentation
without obligation to notify any individual or entity of such revisions, or updates. For further
inquires please contact your direct vendor.

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Contact info.

23 Hubble • Irvine, CA 92618 • (P) 949.453.8782 • (F) 949.453.8785 • www.iogear.com