SEOWON INTECH SWC-3x00 User Manual

Contents

Introduction to the Product

Functional Features
LED Information

Rear Side Information

Configuration

Network Configuration
Package Contents
PC Configuration (Windows XP)
How to check your IP address

CPE Built-in Web Server Access

CPE Setup on the web page

WiMAX Status
LAN (LAN Configuration)
LAN (MAC Address)
LAN (Status)
Application (Firewall)
Application (DMZ & Port Forwarding)
Application (VPN pass through)
Admin (Version)
Admin (Password)
Admin (Firmware Upgrade)
Admin (Reboot/Default Setting)

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Trouble Shooting

Operating Information

Product Warranty and Customer Support

Warranty Information

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Introduction to the Product

The SWC-3x00 receives external WiMAX signals to form an in-building infrastructure on a
WiMAX network, and is covered by an Ethernet network internally. The product serves as a relay
as well as an internet router.
However, the purpose of the product is mostly to supply signals to users, with the emphasis
being its relay rather than its modem functions.
It is also a wired and wireless internet router that enables several systems to share a single
internet address supplied by a high-speed internet service provider.

Functional Features

Function Features

IEEE802.16e WiMAX Support Wave2 = DL : 20Mbps / UL : 6Mbps

IEEE802.3u Ethernet Support 10/100Mbps wired LAN connectable

LAN Port 1 Port 10/100Mbps Ethernet Switch built-in

Cable Auto Sense Straight (Direct) or Cross Cable auto sensing

NAT function Supports up to 253 wired and wireless connections and internet router

Firewall function Manages basic rewall and IP/Port/based access

LED Information

LED Indicator Function

PWR Power Supply status (On at Power ON)

LAN ON when connected to PC, Flashing during communication

RSSI1~RSSI5

WiMAX ON when connected to PC, Flashing during communication

Represents WiMAX received signal strength indication (RSSI), on when router mode
is selected.

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Product Introduction

Rear Side Information

Power Switch

WiMAX Antenna

(Main)

Item Details

External Antenna

POWER Power On/Off Switch (Switch between On/Off by pressing right or left)

DC 5V Power Adapter connection (DC 5V 2.0A)

LAN PC or Hub connection

RESET Restore the CPE Factory Default

Note

If you lose the LOGIN password for the router, or the IP address after changing it,

Power
Adapter

Antenna1 : WiMAX Diversity
Antenna2 : WiMAX Main

Antenna Classication

- M23 : 2.3G

- M25 : 2.5G

- M35 : 3.5G

Hardware

Reset

PC

WiMAX Antenna

(Diversity)

use the Reset switch to restore the original Factory Default settings.

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Configuration

Network Conguration

Local Network External NetworkGateway

Internet

PC WiMAX

To verify the normal operation of the router, check the following LEDs after connecting the router,
modem, and PC with a LAN cable, as follows:

LED Normal Operation Actions to take if not illuminated

PWR ON when connecting adapter Check for adapter power failure

LAN ON when cable is connected normally Check cable connection and PC power supply

WiMAX RSSI

If one or more LED lights is not in “normal operation”, take the actions specied in the table.

Install a router after connecting to the network.
If normal connection between router and PC is checked, you have to set up the PC and router.

PC setup is to control network conguration for Windows 98, Windows 2000, or Windows XP to

use the Internet while the PC is connected to a router.
Router setup is to connect a router to the Internet.
Please refer to the "CPE setup on the web page" chapter.

Represents WiMAX received signal
strength indication (RSSI), ON when in
router mode

Check that router mode is selected

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Configuration

Package Contents

Main Unit Antenna X 2

User Manual UTP Cable Adapter

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Configuration

PC Conguration (Windows XP)

This procedure is used to restore Windows XP’s TCP/IP setup to the default values. If Windows

has just been installed for the rst time on the PC, no changes should be required, but you
should check to conrm that all values are normal according to the following.

After completing the TCP/IP setup of the PC, connect PC and CPE with a LAN cable and turn
CPE on before Windows starts up to determine whether an IP address is obtained from CPE
automatically.

Click the Windows Start button, and select Settings >> Control Panel from the menu.
Double-click the “Network Connection” icon in the Control Panel.

Double-click “Network and Internet Connections”

Double-click “Network Connections”

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Configuration

Double-click the Local Area Connection from the Network Connection list to select it.

Double-click “Local Area Connection”

Click “Properties” in the Local Area Connection Status window.

Click “Properties”

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Configuration

Double-click Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) to open its Properties window, and then select
“Obtain an IP address automatically” and “Obtain a DNS Server address automatically”.

Double-click TCP/IP

After completing setup, click OK and close all of the Local Area Connection Properties
windows.

When TCP/IP setup is completed, an IP address is automatically assigned by CPE.
For automatic assignment, the PC and the CPE should be connected with a LAN cable.
If they are not connected with a cable, connect them with a LAN cable and restart the PC.

You can check the automatic IP address assignment by using the ipcong command from the

Command Prompt.

Select “Obtain an IP address automatically” and
“Obtain a DNS Server address automatically” and
click OK

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