PLANET WSG-500 User Manual

300Mbps Hotspot Wireless Subscriber Gateway

WSG-500

Quick Installation Guide

Table of Contents

1. Requirements .............................................................................................. 3

2. Package Contents ........................................................................................ 4

3. WSG-500 .................................................................................................... 5

4. Installation .................................................................................................. 7

5. Hardware Connection and Installation ............................................................ 8

6. Conguration of Your WSG-500 ....................................................................10

1. Requirements

Hint

Cable modem or DSL/ADSL modem. l

Network cables. l

Use standard 10/100Base-TX network (UTP) cables with RJ45 connectors. l

Subscriber PC installed with Wireless adapter that complied with 802.11b, l

802.11g or 802.11n.

Workstations of subscribers running Windows 2000/XP, MAC OS9 or later. l

Linux, UNIX or other platform compatible with TCP/IP protocols. l

<Optional> Account generator (Model No.: WSG-ACG5). l

Mac platform should be OS9 or later in order to have DHCP client

support.

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2. Package Contents

1 x WSG-500 unit l

1 x Power Adaptor l

1 x User’s Manual CD l

1 x Quick Installation Guide l

1 x RJ-45 Cable l

1 x RS-232 l

2 x Antenna l

1 x Ground Wire l

1 x Screw Package l

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3. WSG-500

Overview Top Panel

The top panel of PLANET WSG-500 is shown below.

Front Panel

The Front panel of PLANET WSG-500 is shown below.

LED Denition

LED Color Status LED Description

Blue

PWR

WAN Blue

LAN 1
LAN 2

WLAN Blue

Blue

Off
On

Off
On

Flashing

Off
On

Flashing

Off
On

Flashing

The device is turned off
The device is turned on

The WAN is not connected.

The WAN has a successful (10/100Mbps)
Ethernet connection.
The WAN is sending or receiving packet.

The LAN is not connected.

The LAN has a successful (10/100Mbps)
Ethernet connection.
The LAN is sending or receiving packet.

The wireless is not ready.
The wireless is ready.

The wireless is sending or receiving packet.