LITE ON TECHNOLOGY FUSION50 User Manual
Draft
Fusion 50 Access Point
Quick Start Guide
Part Number: 001287, Rev. 1
Draft
Product Description
Product Description
Fusion 50 Access Point is a high-performance SMB 802.11b/g
access point, which also supports bridge mode to enable multiple
wired Ethernet clients’ access to wireless environments. In
addition, Fusion 50 supports Wi-Fi protected access standards to
provide higher-level of security for network data and
communication. Fusion 50 is also fully compatible with IEEE
802.11b standard, so it is able to connect to existing 802.11bcompliant devices.
Packaging
Fusion 50 Access Point
Power adapter (5V)
Detachable antennas (two)
1.5" sheet metal screws (two)
1" wood sheet rock screws (two)
Plastic wall anchors (two)
Fusion 50 Access Point Quick Start Guide
2 BETA P/N: 001287, Rev. 1
Draft
Installation
Installation
Prerequisites
The following are the prerequisites that you need to adhere to
before attempting to install the Fusion 50 access point:
For ease of cable connections, ensure that the access point is
near a hub or computer, as well as a reliable power source.
Ensure that the access point is away from any equipment that
might cause radio signal interference, such as, transformers,
heavy-duty motors, fluorescent lights, microwave ovens,
refrigerators, or other.
Note: Do not place the Fusion 50 on any type of metal surface.
Mounting the Fusion 50 Access Point
Do the following to mount an access point:
1. Find a solid mounting point on the wall, such as a stud or
main building member. You may need to use a stud finder to
find a solid wooden structure.
P/N: 001287, Rev. 1 BETA 3
Draft
Installation
2. Place marks on the wall that correspond to the distance
between the two mounting holes located at the back of
the AP. The holes are approximately 2.5" apart.
3. Use a drill (approximately 3/16 drill bit) to make a hole
into the wall where you made the marks.
4. Insert the wall anchors (if necessary).
5. Attach the mounting screws to the wall where you made
the holes.
6. Mount the unit onto the wall by fitting the mounting
holes to the screws.
4 BETA P/N: 001287, Rev. 1
Draft
Installation
Connecting the Cables
You can provide power to the Fusion 50 either by using the AC
power module or over an Ethernet connection, which utilizes
power-sourcing equipment (PSE).
Note: If you intend to use an Ethernet connection for power,
ensure that the connecting device (that is, a hub or
switch) is Power over Ethernet (PoE) IEEE compliant.
Do the following to connect the cables for the Fusion 50:
Connect the power cable to the power adaptor and then to a
power supply.
Connect the Ethernet cable to the Ethernet port and then to a
client device such as a hub or computer. Again, you can use
an Ethernet connection to provide power to the AP.
At power up, the AP starts a one-minute boot-up sequence. The
Power LED flash green as soon as power is applied. You can
perform initial configuration as soon as the system completes its
boot-up sequence (see “Configuration” on page 6).
Note: To avoid the possibility of a transmission loop, do not
connect an AP that is set in wireless client
(infrastructure) mode directly to the LAN (e.g., through a
wall port or through a hub directly connected to the LAN).
P/N: 001287, Rev. 1 BETA 5
Loading...