KeeNetic Ultra KN-1810, Giga, KN-1010 User Manual
User Guide
Learn more about the features of your Keenetic at
help.keenetic.com
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Getting started with Keenetic Ultra
1 Button (Reset)
To reset the administrator password and all
user settings for all modes, press this button
and hold for 10 seconds until the
indicator
starts flashing. The Keenetic will reboot with the
default settings, in the main operation mode.
2 Network ports "1", "2", "3", "4"
By default the ports are intended for home
devices, but they can be re-configured
and used to connect to the Internet. The
indicators located above the ports light up
when a connection is established for the
port, and flash during data transfer.
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3 Combo port "0"
Port for Internet connection, combining
aRJ-45 connector for Ethernet cable and
aSFP slot for a fiber optic connection via SFP
module (sold separately). It is possible to use
only one connection type at the same time.
If an SFP module is plugged in, the RJ-45
connector will be disabled. The connection
that is currently active can be identified by
the indicator located above the port.
4 DC power connector
Connector for the DC power adapter
from Keenetic package. The Keenetic
isdesigned for continuous operation and
does not need to be powered off daily.
5 Indicator
(Status)
On
— the Keenetic is ready for operation.
Off
— the Keenetic is turned off.
Flashing slowly
— the Keenetic is being
rebooted or is updating its operating system.
Flashing for 2 seconds, then steady on
—
FN button or button is pressed; the
function assigned to the button was started.
Flashing for 2 seconds, then off for 2 seconds
—
FN button or button is pressed; the function
assigned to the button was stopped.
6 Indicator
(Internet)
On
— the Internet connection
has been established.
Off
— there is no Internet connection.
7 FN1 and FN2 indicators
The purpose of these indicators can be
changed in the settings menu. By default
they indicate the status of the USB ports.
On
— the USB device connected to the port
with the corresponding number is ready.
Off
— a compatible USB device was
not found or is not ready.
8 Indicator
(Wi-Fi network)
On
— the Wi-Fi network is enabled.
Off
— the Wi-Fi network is disabled.
Flashing frequently
— indicates data transfer.
Flashing slowly
— a WPS session is in progress.
9 Button
(Wi-Fi network control)
By default this button allows you to easily
connect new devices running Microsoft
Windows or Android, or other WPS compliant
devices to the wireless network.
Pressing it once
— starts a quick
connection via WPS.
Pressing and holding for 3 seconds
—
turns Wi-Fi on or off.
In the Keenetic settings you can assign
other functions to this button.
10 Programmable FN1 and FN2 buttons
By default the buttons are used to safely
remove drives connected to USB ports
with the corresponding numbers from the
Keenetic. You can assign other functions
to these buttons in the settings menu.
11 USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports
Ports for connecting compatible USB devices,
such as 3G/4G modems, printers, and
external hard drives with a USB 3.0 or USB
2.0 interface. The ports are located on the
side of the Keenetic; the high-speed USB 3.0
port is marked "1" and is colored in blue.
The current list of compatible USB devices can
be found on the website
help.keenetic.com
.
12 Wi-Fi antennas
Four PCB Wi-Fi antennas with 5 dBi
gain. We recommend to keep the
antennas in vertical position.
Configuring with Keenetic web interface
The Keenetic must be powered via the
supplied power adapter and ready for
work, with the indicator steady on.
Connect the computer to the Keenetic.
Todothis, select the Keenetic wireless network
from the list of available Wi-Fi networks, and
connect to it. The network name and security
key are printed on the label on the bottom of
Keenetic. Alternatively, you can connect with
anetwork cable, using it to connect port 1 of the
Keenetic to the computer's Ethernet adapter.
To access the Keenetic web interface open
a browser and go to
my.keenetic.net
. When
you first enter the web interface, the quick
setup wizard will start automatically. Click
"Quick setup" and follow the wizard's
instructions to complete the configuration.
Configuring with My.Keenetic mobile app
Install My.Keenetic app on your smartphone.
To do this go to
keenetic.com/getapp
in your
web browser or scan the QR code located
on this page with your mobile device.
Then launch the application and follow
its instructions. You are about to set up
the Keenetic in just a few steps, and then
you will be able to manage your home
network even remotely via the Internet.
keenetic.com/getapp
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