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Medion LIFE S89045, MD 90217 User guide

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WLAN Festplatte 500 GB WLAN Hard Drive 500 GB
MEDION® LIFE
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S89045 (MD 90217)
Instruction Manual
Contents
1. Notes on how to use these instructions ....... 179
1.1. Symbols and keywords used in these
instructions .............................................................179
2. Proper use ....................................................... 181
3. Safety instructions ......................................... 181
3.1. Operating safety ....................................................182
3.2. Data backup ............................................................184
3.3. Power supply ..........................................................184
4. Notes on conformity ...................................... 184
5. Before use ....................................................... 185
5.1. Check package contents ....................................185
5.2. System requirements...........................................186
6. Overview of the device .................................. 187
6.1. Overview of the LED displays ...........................188
7. Start of operation ........................................... 189
7.1. Charging the battery ...........................................189
7.2. Connections ............................................................190
7.3. RJ45 LAN connection ..........................................190
7.4. Switching on the device .....................................191
8. Operation........................................................ 191
8.1. Notebook/PC network connection ................192
8.2. Installing the app on an Android/Apple smart
phone/tablet PC ....................................................193
8.3. Smart phone or tablet network connection .....
194
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9. File management via the Android/Apple app ....
195
9.1. Device selection ....................................................195
9.2. Menu icons ..............................................................196
9.3. File management ..................................................197
9.4. Settings menu ........................................................198
10. Web interface of the WLAN hard drive ......... 200
11. Settings ........................................................... 201
11.1. User ............................................................................ 202
11.2. Disk .............................................................................203
11.3. Network ....................................................................203
11.4. Services .....................................................................206
11.5. System .......................................................................206
11.6. Wizard .......................................................................207
12. Information .................................................... 207
13. Explorer .......................................................... 208
14. WLAN HDD Tool ............................................. 210
15. Resetting the device ...................................... 211
16. Do you need more help? ................................ 212
17. Cleaning .......................................................... 213
18. Disposal .......................................................... 214
19. Technical data................................................. 215
20. Glossary .......................................................... 216
21. Legal notice .................................................... 219
1. Notes on how to use these instructions
Read the safety instructions carefully before use. Note the warnings on the device and in the operating instructions.
Always keep the operating instructions close to hand. If you sell the device or give it away, make sure you also hand over these instructions and the guarantee card.
1.1. Symbols and keywords used in
these instructions
DANGER! Warning of immediate risk of fatal injury !
WARNING! Warning of possible risk of fatal injury and/or serious irreversible injuries!
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CAUTION!
Please follow the instructions to prevent injuries and property damage!
ATTENTION!
Please follow the instructions to prevent property damage!
NOTE!
Additional information on using the device.
NOTE!
Please follow the guidelines in the operating instructions!
WARNING! Warning of risk of electric shock!
•
Bullet point/information on operating steps and results
Instructions to be carried out
2. Proper use
This device is a USB hard drive whose data can be made available to other wireless communicating devices via the built-in WLAN access point. The device also has USB connections for data transfer/charging the internal battery and for charging another device.
Never use the device for any other purpose. Only use the device indoors. This device is only designed for private use and is not
suitable for commercial purposes.
3. Safety instructions
Please read through this section and all of the documentation carefully and follow all of the instructions given. The instructions will help you to operate the device reliably and help increase its service life. Always keep these operating instructions near at hand to the device, but store them safely so that you can pass them on to a new owner should you sell the device. Should you have any problems with the device, please only contact our authorised service partners.
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3.1. Operating safety
• This device is not intended for use by people (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental abilities or by those without experience and/or knowledge, unless they are supervised by a person responsible for their safety or they have been instructed in its use by that person. Children should be supervised to ensure they do not play with this device.
• Always adhere to the user instructions of the devices that you connect to the WLAN hard drive.
• Use only the mains adapter supplied (KSAS0060500100VEU, manufacturer: Ktec, China). Never try to plug the mains adapter into other sockets as this may cause damage.
• Do not place liquid containers, for example, vases, on or near the device. The container may tip over and the liquid may impair the electrical safety of the product.
• Keep the device away from moisture and
from water in droplet or spray form. Avoid vibrations
, dust, heat and direct sunlight in order to prevent malfunction. The operating temperature is 5-35° C.
• Never open the housing of the device. This would invalidate the guarantee and may render the device unusable.
• After transporting the device, wait until it has reached room temperature before switching it on. Major fluctuations in temperature or humidity can lead to condensation which could cause an electrical short-circuit.
• The device is intended to be connected to computers with power supply fuse protection (limited power source according to EN60950).
• Position the cable so that it cannot be stepped on or tripped over.
• Do not place any objects on the cables to avoid damaging them.
• To avoid static charges, you should not operate the device in extremely dry conditions.
• In circumstances where there are
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electrostatic discharges, the device could malfunction. In this case, the device must be reset to the factory settings.
3.2. Data backup
We do not accept any liability for claims for compensation due to loss of data or any damages that are incurred. Always back up your data onto an external storage device (for example, CD-R) before updating it.
3.3. Power supply
• Only operate the mains adapter for the WLAN hard drive from an easily accessible and earthed socket with an AC 100-240 V~ 50 Hz power supply.
4. Notes on conformity
The product fulfils the requirements for electromagnetic compatibility and electrical safety.
This device is supplied with the following wireless features:
• Wireless LAN (optional)
Medion AG hereby declares that the product conforms to the following European requirements:
• R&TTE Directive 1999/5/EC
• Ecodesign Directive 2009/125/EC
• RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU. Full declarations of conformity are available at www.
medion.com/conformity.
5. Before use
5.1. Check package contents
Please check your purchase to ensure that all items are included. If anything is missing, please contact us within 14 days of purchase.
After unpacking, ensure that the following parts have been supplied:
• WLAN hard drive
• Mains adapter (KSAS0060500100VEU,
manufacturer: Ktec, China) with USB cable
• Operating instructions and guarantee documents
DANGER! Keep the plastic packaging out of the reach of children as it can cause suffocation!
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5.2. System requirements
• WLAN standard 802.11b/g/n
• Windows 8/Microsoft Windows® 7/Windows Vista® SP1, Mac OS 10.6 or newer version, Android 2.2 or newer, iOS 4.0 or newer
6. Overview of the device
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1) Battery LED
2) Hard drive LED
3) WLAN LED
4) Internet LED
5) LAN connection (RJ45 socket)
6) RESET button
7) USB 3.0 Micro-B connection for charging the
internal battery/data exchange
8) ON/OFF switch
9) USB connection for charging another device1
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1 To charge other devices, the WLAN hard drive must be switched
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6.1. Overview of the LED displays
LED Colour Status Description
Permanently Battery is charged
Battery LED
Hard drive LED
Green
Flashes
Red Permanently
Permanently Hard drive is ready
White
Flashes Hard drive activity
Battery is being charged
Battery needs charging
WLAN LED
Internet LED
Blue
Green
Permanently
Flashes
Off
Permanently
Off
The WLAN access point is ready.
The WLAN access point is starting.
The WLAN access point is switched off.
Internet connection
No Internet connection
7. Start of operation
7.1. Charging the battery
The WLAN hard drive has an in-built battery. You can charge the battery either using the USB
mains adapter included in the delivery or via a USB connection on your PC or another device with a USB connection.
 Connect the USB cable to the USB 3.0 Micro-B
connection on the WLAN hard drive.
 Connect the other end of the cable to the USB
mains adapter and plug it into the mains socket.
 Alternatively, connect the USB cable to the USB
connection on your PC or another device that delivers 5 V output voltage at its USB connection.
Charge status LEDs
• The battery LED flashes continuously while
charging.
• Once the battery has been completely charged,
the battery LED will be permanently lit.
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7.2. Connections
USB connection on the right side of the device
The USB connection on the side of the device can be used to charge the batteries of other devices, such as smart phones, for example.
USB 3.0 Micro-B connection
The USB 3.0 Micro-B connection is used for charging the internal battery. When the device is switched off, you can use this connection to access the hard drive from a PC.
7.3. RJ45 LAN connection
You can use the RJ45 LAN socket to connect the WLAN hard drive directly to a router.
WLAN devices that log into the access point on the WLAN hard drive can thus connect to the Internet through the router.
NOTE!
For this purpose, Internet access must be set to “Wired connection” in the settings (see “Internet Settings” on page 199).
7.4. Switching on the device
 To switch on the WLAN hard drive, press and hold
the ON/OFF switch until the charge LED lights up.
• The CHARGE LED flashes while the system boots
up.
• The CHARGE LED is then permanently lit. The
WLAN hard drive is now ready for use.
Switching off the device
• To switch off the WLAN hard drive, press and hold
the ON/OFF switch for about three seconds.
All LEDs switch off.
8. Operation
The WLAN hard drive is configured as a wireless access point (AP).
Other wireless communication devices (clients) such as tablet PCs, smart phones or notebooks can log into the access point and thus access the data of the hard drive via the WLAN connection.
NOTE!
When using the device as an access point for the first time, place the client as near as possible to the WLAN hard drive. After successful installation, you can then set up the hard drive at any position within range.
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8.1. Notebook/PC network
connection
 Switch the WLAN hard drive on.  Search for the WLAN-HDD XXXX network
in the list of available wireless networks on your notebook/PC and connect the device to this network.
Connection under Windows: example
 When prompted, enter the network password
(Password) given on the type plate on the rear of the WLAN hard drive.
 The WLAN client will now connect to the WLAN
hard drive.
You can now use the file manager function via the web interface, as described under “10. Web interface of the WLAN hard drive” on page 200.
8.2. Installing the app on an
Android/Apple smart phone/ tablet PC
To be able to use the main menu functions and access files on the WLAN hard drive from a tablet PC or smart phone, you first need to install the relevant app on your tablet PC/smart phone. This app is available via the Play Store (Android) or AppStore (Apple).
 Call up the following site using the web browser
on your smart phone/tablet PC: “http://www.medion.com/wlanhddtool/”.
 Download the relevant Android/Apple app from
the website.
Download the app via a direct link:
Scan the adjacent QR code to be directed to the download page for the iOS app on the AppStore.
Scan the adjacent QR code to be directed to the download page for the Android app on Google Play.
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 Once you have installed the app, you need to
activate the WLAN functionality on your smart phone/tablet and connect the device to the WLAN-HDD-XXXX network.
8.3. Smart phone or tablet network
connection
 Switch the WLAN hard drive on.  Activate the WLAN functionality on your smart
phone/tablet and connect your device to the WLAN-HDD-XXXX network.
 When prompted, enter the network password
(Password) given on the type plate on the rear of the WLAN hard drive.
 The WLAN client will now connect to the WLAN
hard drive.
NOTE!
To be able to use the file manager function on your smart phone/tablet PC, install the relevant app for your Android/Apple device as described under “8.2. Installing the app on an Android/Apple smart phone/tablet PC” on page 193.
9. File management via the
Android/Apple app
When you have opened the app on your smart phone/ tablet PC, the Home menu will be displayed.
9.1. Device selection
• The WLAN HDD icon is
active at the lower edge of the display. All the folders on the WLAN hard drive are displayed in this view.
• To switch the view to
display the files and folders on your smart phone/ tablet PC, tap My Device at the lower edge of the display.
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9.2. Menu icons
You can use the menu icons at the upper edge of the display to perform the following functions:
The Home icon will return you to the top level of the file structure.
The View icon changes the files and folders display between tile and list view.
The Settings icon is used to call up the Settings menu (see “9.4. Settings menu” on page 198).
Use Back to scroll back to the previous screen.
The Manage icon starts the file manager function. The button will change to the Exit button.
Tap Search to directly search for file names in the current folder.
9.3. File management
 Tap the button.
The following menu bar will be shown at the lower edge of the display:
 Tap a file that you want to move, download or
delete.
Select All/Unselect All
 In order to select all files in the current folder, tap
Select All; tap Unselect All to unselect all of the files again.
Download/Upload
 In order to download the file (view: WLAN HDD)
or upload it (view: My Device), tap the relevant button and then select a location to save the file.
Status
 Tap Status to see the status of the active and
complete file transfers.
Delete
 Tap Delete to delete the file.
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Exit file management
 To exit file management and return to the device
selection screen, tap Exit.
9.4. Settings menu
The Settings menu in the app for smart phones/ tablet PCs contains the most important options for configuring the WLAN hard drive.
NOTE!
To be able to carry out a full configuration, call up the Settings menu in the web interface for the WLAN hard drive via a web browser (see “10. Web interface of the WLAN hard drive” on page 200).
WLAN HDD-n-go Settings
Device name
Here you can enter a name for the WLAN hard drive.
Security opt.
Set the encryption for logging into the access point on the WLAN hard drive.
Firmware Upgrade
Here you can directly check whether an update for the app is available and can be downloaded.
Internet Settings
Here you can specify whether to connect to the Internet via a wireless LAN (Wireless
connection) or via the RJ45 LAN socket (Wired connection). The WLAN hard drive will make
this Internet connection available once the client registered on the WLAN hard drive has been saved.
 To start the search for available WLAN networks,
click the configuration field.
 Then enter the network password under
Password and click Login.
Advanced settings
 Tap the arrow next to the
entry for the network that the WLAN hard drive should use to set up an Internet connection.
Here you can select whether IP addresses are automatically taken from the network (DHCP) or if you set the IP address manually (Static).
button in the Network
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10. Web interface of the WLAN
hard drive
In order to edit the system settings on the WLAN hard drive and be able to access the content on the attached data storage devices, call up the web interface via the web browser on your notebook/PC/ mobile device.
 To do this, locate the IP address on the type plate
on the rear of the WLAN hard drive. Then enter this IP address into the address bar of your web browser.
NOTE!
To open the web interface on a Windows PC or Apple computer, you can also use the finder tool (see “14. WLAN HDD Tool” on page 210).
You will be prompted to enter the password for the web interface.
 When logging in for the first time, enter the login
data given on the type plate on the rear of the WLAN hard drive. (Default user: admin, default password: [no password])
Setting the language for the web interface
Set the language for the web interface in the password prompt window.
NOTE!
After logging in for the first time, enter a password for administrator access in order to protect your data (see “11.1. User” on page
202). After you have successfully logged into the
web interface, the Settings page will be displayed.
11. Settings
The Settings page lets you access various submenus in which you can change the settings for User, Disk, Network, Services and System, as well as start the Wizard.
The submenus will open in a new window.
 Exit a submenu by clicking the X symbol at the
upper right-hand edge of the submenu.
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 Most settings need to be confirmed by clicking
SAVE in order for them to become effective.
11.1. User
Here you can set the administrator password.
 Confirm the password by clicking SAVE.
11.2. Disk
Here you can display information about the storage usage and file system of the internal hard drive.
11.3. Network
Host name
Here you can enter a device name for the WLAN hard drive.
 Confirm the name by clicking SAVE.
Wi-Fi & LAN
Here you can change the settings for the access point on the WLAN hard drive.
SSID
Enter the SSID that allows other WLAN devices to identify the access point on the WLAN hard drive.
Mode
Set the WLAN wireless standard here.
Password
Enter a password that other WLAN devices require to log into the access point on the WLAN hard drive.
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MAC address
Here you can check the MAC address of your WLAN hard drive. IP address
Enter the IP address for accessing the web interface for
the WLAN hard drive.
Subnet mask
Enter the subnet mask for the access point on the WLAN hard drive.
Wi-Fi channel
If other WLAN networks are affecting the access point and the operation of the WLAN hard drive, you can set a different channel here for transmitting the WLAN signal.
Security
Set the encryption for logging into the access point on the WLAN hard drive.
Hide SSID
Here you can set whether the network name (SSID) of the WLAN hard drive is to be visible in the network (ON setting).
DHCP server
Here you can enable or disable the DHCP server for the WLAN hard drive.
• Enable the DHCP server to operate the WLAN hard drive as an access point that actively allocates IP addresses to clients that log into the DHCP server.
• Disable the DHCP server to manually allocate the IP addresses to the clients. The IP address must be within the address range that you can define for the enabled DHCP server (see next section).
DHCP server enabled:
 With an enabled DHCP server, you can use the
Client List option to view the devices currently logged into the WLAN hard drive.
 You can set the IP address range within which the
DHCP server allocates IP addresses to clients under Start address and End address.
 Enter the IP address for accessing the access point
on the WLAN hard drive under Gateway.
NOTE!
The IP address of the gateway must be outside of the IP address range of the DHCP server.
Pri DNS server
If, in the next menu option “Internet”, you have entered an access point that can be used to connect to the Internet, then the IP address of this access point will appear here.
You can also manually enter the IP address for the primary DNS server here.
Sec DNS server
If there is a second DNS server in the network that allocates IP addresses, enter the IP address of the second DNS server here.
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Internet
Here you can search for available WLAN networks with an Internet connection. To do this, click Scan.
Then enter the network password under Password and, if required, allocate an IP address (only for manual IP addresses).
The WLAN hard drive will make this Internet connection available once the client registered on the hard drive has been saved.
11.4. Services
Here you can enable and disable the Samba services on the WLAN hard drive (factory setting: Samba service is enabled).
• With Samba enabled, Windows clients can display the files on those devices connected to the WLAN hard drive in Windows Explorer.
• With Samba disabled, the files can be displayed and managed only via the apps or the web interface.
11.5. System
Time settings
Here you can set the date and time, as well as the time zone.
In addition, you can select whether the time setting is automatically configured from a time server via the Internet or whether the current time on the PC is used for setting the time and date.
Save Setting
Here you can back up the current setting of the WLAN 206 of 244
hard drive in a configuration file and save it on your device.
• The RESTORE option allows you to specify the
location where an earlier configuration file has been saved and then load this configuration.
Firmware Upgrade
If you have received a firmware update, you can install the update using this menu option.
Reset Settings
 Select this menu option and then click SAVE to
reset the device to its factory settings.
11.6. Wizard
This wizard takes you through the necessary steps to configure the basic settings for the WLAN hard drive.
 Follow each step of the instructions and click
NEXT to move to the next setting.
The WLAN hard drive will restart after the settings have been completed.
12. Information
The Information page lets you display the device, storage and network status.
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13. Explorer
You can use the Explorer to manage the files on the WLAN hard drive.
 Select a data storage device and a folder in the file
structure (10/11) to display its contents.
 Select a file.  The buttons 1-9 are used to perform the functions
of file management.
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1) Refresh
2) Upload
3) Create
4) Copy
5) Move
6) Download
7) Delete
8) Rename
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
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9) Start Photo Viewer
10) Internal hard drive
14. WLAN HDD Tool
 You can download the WLAN HDD Tool from the
website “http://www.medion.com/wlanhddtool/”. This finder tool can be used to locate the WLAN hard drive on the network and to directly open the web interface in your browser.
 Double click the file WLAN HDD TOOL.exe to start
the finder tool.
NOTE!
The WLAN hard drive can only be found if there is a connection to the WLanHDD XXXX network.
 The finder tool will now search for the WLAN hard
drive. If the WLAN hard drive cannot be found, place it nearer to the PC and then click Refresh to start the search again.
 When the finder tool has found the WLAN hard
drive, click Log In to go directly to the web interface. The browser on your Windows PC will open and the Settings page will be displayed.
 In order to display the WLAN hard drive directly in
Windows Explorer, click My Storage.
NOTE!
The files on the data storage device connected to the WLAN hard drive can only be displayed in Windows Explorer if the Samba server is enabled on the WLAN hard drive
(see “11.4. Services” on page 206).
 If you do not want to use the finder tool, open your
web browser and enter http://10.10.10.254 in the address bar.
15. Resetting the device
 The RESET button on the side of the WLAN hard
drive can be used to reset the WLAN hard drive in the event that the system no longer responds or you have lost your administrator password.
 Press the RESET button with a pointed object
(such as a paper clip) and keep the button pressed for about five seconds.
 The WLAN hard drive will now start with the
original factory settings.
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16. Do you need more help?
If the above suggestions did not solve a specific problem, please contact us. The following information would help us:
• What external devices are connected?
• When operating the product, at which step did the problem occur?
• What steps have you already taken to try and rectify the problem?
• Please provide your customer number if you have one.
17. Cleaning
Follow the instructions below to increase the service life of the product:
• Always unplug the mains adapter and disconnect
all the cables before cleaning the product.
• Do not use solvents, corrosive agents or aerosol-
based detergents to clean the product.
• Clean the product with a soft, lint-free cloth. Please keep the packaging and do not use anything
other than this packaging to transport the product.
ATTENTION!
None of the parts inside the device require cleaning or maintenance.
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18. Disposal
Packaging
The product is packaged to protect it from
damage in transit. Packaging materials are raw materials and can therefore be reused or recycled.
Hardware
Do not under any circumstances dispose of the product with the household rubbish at the end of its service life. Please consult your local authority for advice on correct and eco­friendly methods of disposal.
19. Technical data
General data
Total weight (approx.) 270 g Operating temperature 5°C to 35°C Humidity during operation 5% to 65% Dimensions: approx. 85 x 25 x 130 mm
Internal battery
Capacity 3000 mAh
WLAN hard drive
Storage capacity: 500 GB WLAN standard: 802.11 b/g/n Mains adapter Model KSAS0060500100VEU Manufacturer: Ktec, China Input voltage: 100–240 V ~ 50/60 Hz 0.18 A Output voltage: 5.0 V 1000 mA
Connections: LAN (100 Mbit/s)
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USB 2.0 Micro-USB 3.0
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Subject to technical and optical changes as well as printing errors.
2 1 GB corresponds to 1 billion bytes. The actual storage capacity
can vary.
20. Glossary
Access point (AP), wireless AP
Also known as a base station, this is an electronic device that functions as an interface for wireless communications devices. End devices make a radio connection to the wireless access point via a wireless adapter. The access point can also be connected by cable to a permanently installed communications network.
Operating system
Software with which the user and the other software installed on the system can communicate with the computer hardware, such as the hard drive.
BSSID (MAC)
The basic service set identification (BSSID) corresponds to the MAC address of the wireless access point.
Client mode
Client mode is an operating mode of a wireless access point (here: the WLAN hard drive) in which the device behaves like a wireless adapter towards the higher-level AP. With an AP operated in client mode, individual computers can be connected to a higher­level network without their own wireless adapter.
DHCP – Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
A protocol for assigning an IP address to devices in
the network. Dynamic addresses allow a device to have a different IP address each time it connects to a network. In some systems, the IP address changes automatically while the device is connected. DHCP also supports a combination of static and dynamic IP addresses. See also Protocol.
DNS – Domain Name Service
A system used by a network name server to translate text host names into numerical IP addresses in order to uniquely identify a device connected to the Internet.
ESSID
By providing different network IDs, it is possible to operate various wireless LANs at the same location. The SSID is set at the base station. To connect several base stations to the same network, they need to be set to the same SSID; this is then known as an ESSID (extended SSID).
Gateway
The standard gateway is the computer/router in the network to which all requests that have no destination address in the local network are sent (requests to the Internet). It forwards these requests to a computer/ router that may be able to answer them. Normally, you enter the IP address of your home router (DSL router) as the standard gateway.
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IP address
A binary 32-bit number that uniquely identifies any computer connected to the Internet.
LAN – Local Area Network
A system in which computer users are connected to each other within a company or an organisation and are often also connected to data collections stored centrally on LAN servers.
MAC address
The MAC address (media access control address) is the hardware address of every individual network adapter. It serves as a unique identifier for the device in a computer network.
Passphrase key
The network key that is used for authentication on a WEP/ WPA2 encrypted network.
SSID
By providing different network IDs, it is possible to operate various wireless LANs at the same location. The SSID is set at the base station. To connect several base stations to the same network, they need to be set to the same SSID; this is then known as an ESSID (extended SSID).
Subnet mask
A subnet is a subordinate part of a network. It collates several consecutive IP addresses by means of a subnet mask.
21. Legal notice
Copyright © 2014 All rights reserved. This operating manual is
protected by copyright. Mechanical, electronic and any
other form of reproduction is prohibited without the written permission of the manufacturer.
The owner of the copyright is:
Medion AG Am Zehnthof 77 45307 Essen Germany
These instructions can be reordered from the Service Hotline and are available for download via the service portal at www.medionservice.de.
You can also scan the QR code above to download the instructions onto your mobile device via the service portal.
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