LITE ON TECHNOLOGY WP300UP User Manual
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Chapter 1: Introduction
The WP-300U acts as a high performance 802.11g access
point and also support bridge mode to enable multiple wired
Ethernet client access to wireless environments. The WP-300U
also provides convenient WLAN access to office/family users
with connection speeds up to 54Mbps. Support Wi-Fi Protected
Access standard to provide higher level of security for network
data and communication. Optional 802.3af capability enriches
possible application for installation. The WP-300U is also fully
compatible with IEEE 802.11b standard, so it connects with all
existing 802.11b-compliant devices.
1.1 Features
Easy to use Web Browser-Based configuration
Built-in high speed RISC CPU for better performance.
It will help for better third-party review comment and
benefit the sell-through
Compact size for home user
Detachable SMA type antenna
Acts as the workgroup bridge between wired Ethernet
clients and wireless 802.11g
Support latest WPA security feature (Bridge mode
support WPA PSK only)
1.2 Package Contents
Before installing the WP-300U, please verify that you have all
the items listed as below. If any of the items are missing or
damaged, please contact us. Also be sure you have all the
necessary tools and cabling before installing the WP-300U.
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The Package includes:
One WP-300U
Power adapter
Users Guide( Wireless Access Point & Workgroup Bridge)
Warronty Card
Quick Install Guide
1.3 Description of Hardware
The following figures show the back panels of this Access
Point:
Reset Button
While the user has the trouble of negotiation with
WirelessLAN, pressing the Reset button for system
refresh, pressing the Reset button for system reset to
default settings.
LAN Ports
For linking computers or other Ethernet devices, e.g. a
hub/switch
Uplink/PC Switch
For connect to the Ethernet port of hub/switch,select the
switch to ” Uplink”. If not, switch to “PC”.
Power (DC 5V)
Used to connect the external power adapter supplied with
the Access Point.
be used.
Note that only the supplied adapter should
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1.4 LEDs
The LEDs are indicators of switch activity and performance.
Table 1 shows the location of the LEDs. You can check each
connection by viewing the port status indicators shown in the
following table.
LED Status Description
Power Green, On Power is supplied to the device
Off Power is disconnected
WLAN Green, On WLAN On
Blinking transmitting data to the wireless LAN
Link/Activity from the Access Point
Off No data transferred
LAN Green, On Good Link
Link/Act Blinking Receiving/transmitting data at 100M
Table 1: LEDs Indicators
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Chapter 2: Installation
2.1 Making a Connection
1. Connect to a hub/switch — Use a standard Ethernet
RJ-45 cable.
2. Check the “Link/Act” LED of “LAN” port on front
panel, it must be on.
If not, to ensure that the cable is connected
properly.
3. Connect the power adapter.
Attention:
1. The cable distance between the Router and PC/hub/
Switch should not exceed 100 meters.
2. Make sure the wiring is correct. In10Mbps
operation, Category 3/4/5 cable can be used for
connection. To reliably operate your network at
100Mbps, you must use Category 5 cable, or better
Data Grade.
2.1.1 Setup Uplink-PC slide switch
1. For connecting to a hub/switch, select the switch to
“Uplink”.
2. For connecting to a PC, select the switch to “PC”.
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2.2 Verify the IP address setting
Your need to configure your PC’ s network settings to an IP
address. Computer use IP addresses to communicate with
each other across a network, such as the Internet.
1. From the taskbar, click the Start button, select
Settings > Control Panel. From there, double-click
the Network connections icon.
2. Right click the Local Area Connection icon
Properties , select the
cable Ethernet adapter. Then, click the Properties
button.
3. Click the IP Address tab page, select USE the
following IP address, type
1.254
( but, 192.168.1.240 for this Access Point use)
in the IP Address field and
Subnet Mask field, then click OK button.
TCP/IP
line for the appli-
192.168.1.1~192.168.
255.255.255.0
in the
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2.3 Setup the Access Point under Windows
Start Setup...
1. After getting the correct connection, start the web
browser
and type 192.168.1.240 in the address field. Press
Enter.
2. Enter the factory default
User name field and Password
field are blank and click OK button.
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2.3.1 Information
Basic information about this access point. NOTE: You may
have to reload this page to see the current settings.
Figure 1: Information
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2.3.2 Associations
This is a list of MAC addresses of stations that have associated to the access point. NOTE: You may have to reload this
page to see the current settings.
Figure 2: Associations
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2.3.3 Wireless Configuration
On this page you can configure the basic 802.11g access
point settings. Any new settings will not take effect until the
access point is rebooted.
Figure 3: Wireless Configuration
Visibility Status
When Invisibility is selected, the AP is protected
against discovery by wireless sniffers, and all wireless
clients must explicitly know and use the SSID.
PHY Profiles
These profiles control a number of settings for
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overall wireless network usage. Their meanings are
self-explanatory. For more details, please see Intersil
documentation.
Wireless Network Name (SSID)
This is the name of the access point on the wireless
network. Stations that associate to this access point
may have to know this name.
Channel
IThis is the radio channel that the access point will
operate on. If you experience interference (e.g. lost
connections or slow data transfers) you may need
to try different channels to see which is the best.
Channels 1-11 are in the 2.4 GHz band.
Transmission rate (Mbits/s)
This is the speed at which the access point will
transmit data. Normally you should select ‘best’
here, although if your wireless network is unusually
noisy or quiet you may which to use a fixed low or
high rate.
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