Level One WAP-6117 operation manual

WAP-6117

N300 POE WIRELESS ACCESS POINT, DESKTOP,

CONTROLLER MANAGED

User’s Manual

V1. 0_20171023

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Contents

CHAPTER 1 HARDWARE AND OPERATION MODE INSTRUCTION .......................................... 4

1.1 LED INDICATOR: ................................................................................................................................................................4

1.2 AP INTERFACE: ..................................................................................................................................................................4

CHAPTER 2 CONNECT WIRELESS AP WITH PC ............................................................................ 6

CHAPTER 3 LOGIN ................................................................................................................................. 7

CHAPTER 4 WEB GUI INTERFACE SETTING .................................................................................. 9

4.1 STATUS: ...............................................................................................................................................................................9

4.2 WIZARD CONFIGURATION: ............................................................................................................................................ 11

4.2.1 Gateway Mode: ......................................................................................................................................................... 11

4.2.2 WiFi Repeater mode .............................................................................................................................................. 13

4.2.3 WISP Operation mode: ......................................................................................................................................... 14

4.2.4 AP Operation mode: ............................................................................................................................................... 16

4.3 ADVANCED SETTING: ..................................................................................................................................................... 18

4.3.1 Device Status: ........................................................................................................................................................... 18

4.3.2 Wireless Basic settings: ........................................................................................................................................ 20

4.3.3 Virtual AP: ................................................................................................................................................................. 20

4.3.4 Access Control: ........................................................................................................................................................ 21

4.3.5 Advanced Settings: ................................................................................................................................................. 21

4.3.6 Network: .................................................................................................................................................................... 22

4.3.7 Management:............................................................................................................................................................ 23

CHAP T ER 5 SHARE INTERNET AND OBTAIN IP ADDRESS AUTOMATICALLY ............... 27

CHAPTER 6 TROUBLE SHOOTING................................................................................................... 28

APPENDIX A LICENSE STATEMENT / GPL CODE STATEMENT ............................................. 29

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LEDs

Full Name

Description

Power

Power Light
On The Device is powered

Off The Device is not powered

USB

USB Light

On USB is connected

System

System Light
Blink operating properly.

On without blink or off operating not properly.

Chapter 1 Hardware and Operation mode Instruction

P1

1.1 LED indicator:

1.2 AP Interface:

P2

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Port

Description

WAN

The WAN port is used to connect to network devices, such as a switch

LAN

The LAN port is used to connect to network devices, such as a switch or PC

Reset

With the AP powered on, press the Reset button for 10 seconds until the USB LED
blink with green light and System LED on without blink. The AP will restart itself and
reset the device to factory default settings.

USB

To connect with USB storage device

Power

To power the device by DC

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Chapter 2 Connect Wireless AP with PC

Use can connect the PC with wireless AP by Wireless SSID and LAN cable:

The diagram of wireless connection showed as follow:
Pls note: the default SSID is

Wireless2.4G/5.8G, SSID’s password is 66666666

P3 Connect router with PC in WiFi

The diagram of LAN cable connection showed as follow:

P4 Connection way

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Chapter 3 Login

The necessary information about log in is displayed on the sticker of the product, including the URL, User

Name and Pass Word

1）Connect the Ceiling AP with computer
2）Configure the PC’s local connection IP address as 192.168.188.X (X is number from 2 to 252), subnet

mask is 255.255.255.0, follow P5 and P6 to finish.

P5 Setting of computer’s IP address

P 6 Setting of computer’s IP address

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3) Input 192.168.188.253 into IE browser, then pop up the login page, the default login password: admin, then
login, pls do following P7

P7 Login

4) After login, then P8 Device Status will be showed;

This page will show the Wireless AP’s default operation mode, channel, connection status, CPU usage,
Wireless settings, LAN Setting, Wireless AP’s Location, hardware/firmware version.

P8: Device Status

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Chapter 4 WEB GUI interface Setting

4.1 Status:

After login, then P9 Device Status and home page will be showed:

P9: Device Status

In this page, show the AP’s default operation mode, channel, end user QTY, connection status, CPU usage status,

Wireless, LAN and AP location info.

Then in Wireless Setting, GUI configuration page showed as below:
User can configure the SSID, password, band width, channel here, then Apply to finish.

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LAN Setting to configure the DHCP or Fix IP

P10. Wireless setting

P11 LAN Setting

AP location setting: can mark where the AP set up, and AP name as P12:

P12 AP Postion setting

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4.2 Wizard Configuration:

Wizard: It instruct users to configure wireless AP’s operation mode based on needs: there are four operation mode

including gateway, repeater, WISP, Wireless AP. Please confirm the operation mode first before configuration
starting.
Click Wizard in Status page, will pop up following page to configure the operation mode and there are explanation
for each operation mode for better application.

P13 Operation mode

4.2.1 Gateway Mode:

Before Click Gateway mode, confirm your internet will be static IP, PPPoE, or DHCP:
Then will pop up following picture after click it, Please choose the right WAN setting mode, then click next to
continue.

P14. WAN setting in Gateway Mode

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P15 Wireless Setting in Gateway Mode

When click Next, then will complete the Gateway mode setting and show following picture:

P16 Complete the setting in Gateway Mode

When return to Status, will show wireless router’s SSID, internet connection, LAN connection status showed as

follow:

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P17 Status in Gateway Mode

4.2.2 WiFi Repeater mode

A. Login the Web management page, click “Wizard”, then “WiFi Repeater”

B. Select the AP’s SSID want to bridge, take “wireless 2.4G” for example, then input the AP’s key, click next to

complete.

P18 Repeater Mode

Click Return button, will back to Status, show Repeater mode data, show fail or success, and user can configure this
data in this page if required.

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P19 Status in Repeater Mode

In wifi repeater operation mode, the default is SSID disable. If want to enable SSID, then click Wireless Setting. Pls
note, when click wireless relay setting, following page will pop up, you can make change from here easily:

P20 Wireless Relay Setting

4.2.3 WISP Operation mode:

Click WISP operation mode in Wizard, then will pop up the configure page, pls set the WISP operation mode based

on the steps showed in picture:

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P21 WISP Mode

Configure the right WAN setting in WISP operation mode, then next to complete

P22 WAN setting in WISP mode

Then complete and back to status, will show the connection fail or success, then can configure the data based on
request:

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P23 Status in WISP mode

Remark: When click WAN Setting, will pop up following picture to ask you choose PPPoE, DHCP or Static IP

P24 WAN setting in WISP mode

4.2.4 AP Operation mode:

Set the wireless data, AP Location info as required, then click next to continue and enter into LAN setting.
After LAN setting, complete the AP mode configuration and back to Status:

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P25 Wireless setting in AP Mode

P26 LAN Setting in AP Mode

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P27 Status in AP Mode

4.3 Advanced Setting:

In advanced setting, mainly for wireless AP’s device status, wireless setting, Networking setting and AP
management configure.

Let’s Click Advanced Setting in status page, will show return home, Setup Wizard which we showed before.
Let’s show more in Device Status, Wireless, Network and Management in following pages:

4.3.1 Device Status:

to show the Wireless AP’s status, Wireless Status and LAN status.

In status, mainly to check the ceiling wireless AP’s firmware version, hardware version, uptime info.:

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P28 Device Status

In wireless status, to show wireless AP’s SSID, MAC address for WiFi, Channel, Encryption, Client List info.

P29 Wireless Status

In LAN Status, we can check wireless AP’s IP address, Subnet Mask, LAN MAC address and other info

showed in following picture.

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LAN Status

4.3.2 Wireless Basic settings:

For wireless basic settings, mainly to configure the wireless SSID, password, band width ,encryption,

channel, Multi SSID.

P31 Basic Setting in Wireless

4.3.3 Virtual AP:

There are 3 virtual AP in 2.4G wireless, if need do multi SSID, then users can configure it showed in following

picture:

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P32 Virtual AP

4.3.4 Access Control:

Allow or deny the users access into this wireless AP based on MAC address.

P33 MAC Access Control

4.3.5 Advanced Settings:

In this page, will show the regional, mode, RF Power, Max user access...

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P34 Advanced Setting

4.3.6 Network:

In network, mainly to show the LAN setting and tag VLAN as follow:

In LAN Settings, mainly including static IP and DHCP.

DHCP from controller means you are allowing controller to manage the IP of the AP and end users. That is to say

only when DHCP from controller is chosen can the controller find and mange the AP.

Static IP means the AP has the right to manage its own IP address. When the IP segment of the AP is same as

controller’s, the AP can also be found and managed by controller.

P35 Network Setting
In VLAN part, need an VLAN switch and make sure the multi SSID is enable, then input the VLAN ID to different
SSID.

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P36 Tag VLAN Setting

4.3.7 Management:

In this part, show the system time, Logs, upgrade firmware, system, user info.
And we show System time, how to upgrade firmware and system page to users:

Get time from NTP server can only be available under Gateway and WISP Mode. Before sync with host, please
select your Time zone.

P37 System Time

In Logs part, you can copy the running history of the device to consult the engineers when you have any trouble.

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P38 Logs

Upgrade Firmware allows you to browse the new firmware in your computer and upgrade. Please do not power off

the device during upgrade.

P39 Firmware Upgrade

You are able to backup the current configuration to your PC and restore by applying the configuration file from

your PC.

And you can Reset and Reboot the device with just one click.

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P40 System info

We can share the files in USB disk to public users through SAMBA server.

Storage/server functionality is available only in Gateway mode.

P41 SAMBA SERVER

The default IP address of SAMBA server is 192.168.188.253, input \\192.168.188.253 in your PC to run and search it,

picture showed as follow, click sure to confirm. Please make sure your computer has connected with the router.

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P42 RUN

following picture will be showed, and then the files completely shared in this network.

In user part, you can change the password for Log in

P44 User Information

P43 Files

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Chapter 5 Share Internet and Obtain IP address

automatically

Set computer’s TPC/IP as Obtain an IP address automatically, Obtain DNS server address automatically as

following picture showed.

the computer will obtain the IP address from router or base station to get Internet.

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Chapter 6 Trouble Shooting

Failure phenomenon

Solution

SYS Indicator off

Pls make sure you are using the right adapter according to the
instruction on product label

Can’t land to Wireless AP through Web

page

Pls check the IP address of computer and Wireless AP to see whether
they are in same networking segment, The method is click

“start”-“Run” input“cmd”，ping 192.168.188.253 to test the Wireless
AP connectivity.
Reset Wireless AP and load it again;
Pls make sure the IP address 192.168.188.253 is not occupied by
other device in Wireless AP’s networking;
Check computer and cable problem, recommend to use 10/100M
UTP unshielded cable;

Clean up Arp binding from “Start”-“Run” input“cmd” arp –d
Clean the IE Brower’s temporary files and Cache file。

Wireless AP can’t connect with AP

（the status display unconnected）

Try to scan the avaliable wireless networking again；
Make sure the Wireless AP’s wireless standard is correct；(2.4Ghz

signal should connect 2.4Ghz.)
The Security and passwords are matched between Wireless AP and

AP；
The signal strength of AP is too weak to connect, should be more
than -75dBm；

Can’t scan the wireless AP

Scan it several times more；
If using 5Ghz to scan, please make sure there are 5G signal existed.
Reset the Wireless AP, scan it again after Wireless AP restart；

The connection of Wireless AP and AP is
success, but the computer can’t share
internet

Pls Check the computer’s IP address and DNS setting. If it is

dynamin, set the network card as automatically obtain. If it is static
IP, pls contact with ISP for correct IP address and DNS address.

How to Reset Wireless AP

Press the “Reset” button more than 15 seconds after power on. The

Wireless AP will restore factory default after the Wireless AP restart.

F 1 The Failure phenomenon and solution

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Appendix A LICENSE STATEMENT / GPL

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items--whatever suits your program.
You should also get your employer (if you work as a programmer)
or your school, if any, to sign a "copyright disclaimer" for the
program, if necessary. Here is a sample; alter the names:

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Yoyodyne, Inc., hereby disclaims all copyright
interest in the program `Gnomovision'
(which makes passes at compilers) written
by James Hacker.

signature of Ty Coon, 1 April 1989
Ty Coon, President of Vice

This General Public License does not permit incorporating your
program into proprietary programs. If your program is a subroutine
library, you may consider it more useful to permit linking
proprietary applications with the library. If this is what you want to
do, use the GNU Lesser General Public License instead of this
License.

Notification of Compliance

Europe - EU Declaration of Conformity

For complete DoC please visit

http://global.level1.com/downloads.php?action=init

GPL License Agreement

GPL may be included in this product, to view the GPL license agreement goes to

http://download.level1.com/level1/gpl/GPL.pdf

For GNU General Public License (GPL) related information, please visit

http://global.level1.com/downloads.php?action=init

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