SWEEX LC000070 User Manual

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LC000070 Sweex Wireless Broadband Router 11g

Introduction

First of all, we would like to thank you for buying the Sweex Wireless Router 11g. With this router, you can quickly and efficiently set up a
wireless network. The built-in router also enables you to share your internet connection easily.
The Sweex Wireless Router 11g is an advanced device consisting of a Wireless Access Point and a 4 ports switch. This means that four computers
can be connected with UTP cables to the built-in switch. In addition, several computers can have wireless communication with the router.

The router satisfies both the IEEE 802.11b as well as the 802.11g standard. This means that computers can communicate wirelessly with the
router at a speed of 11 Mbps (802.11b) or 54 Mbps (802.11g). The router is equipped with the WEP security protocol. This means that
information is encrypted.
The router also has possibilities such as DHCP Server, NAT technology and supports VPN connections. In addition, the router has a built-in Firewall
for blocking undesirable access to your network via the Internet.

We advise you to first read this manual carefully to ensure correct operation of the router adapter. If after reading the manual you still encounter
problems with the installation or operation of the router, you can find more information on our website at http://www.sweex.com.

Contents of the packaging

Before starting the installation first check that all necessary parts are present. The box should contain the following parts:

• Wireless Router 11g

• Adapter

• CD-ROM with comprehensive English language manual

• This manual

Contact the supplier if any of the above items is missing.

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Specifications

• Compatible with the 802.11g standard

• Backwards compatible with 802.11b

• Data speed: maximum 54 Mbps

• Standard IEEE 802.3. 10Base-T, 100Base-TX

• Plug and Play

• 4 UTP ports, 10/100 Mbps

• 1 WAN port

• 32 bits MIPS processor

• 64 and 128 bits WEP encryption

• Internal LAN to WAN connection of more than 50 Mbps

• Automatic MDI/MDIX function for LAN and WAN ports

• 10/100 Mbps automatic detection on both LAN as well as WAN port(s)

• Option of cloning the MAC address for specific Internet providers

• 2.4 GHz frequency range

• Supports: Windows 98SE, ME, NT, 2000, XP and Mac

WAN Port

• Virtual server

• Multi-DMZ to enable multimedia applications and internet servers on the local network.

Monitoring

• DHCP Client Log, tracking of amplified IP-addresses

• Security Log

• Device/connection Status

Management

• Web-Based Management

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Front view

The front of the router contains the control LED’s that indicate the device status. From left to right:

PWR LED (Power LED)

Lights up in green as soon as the device is switched on.

WLAN LED (Wireless LAN LED)

This lamp starts flashing when data is being transmitted or received via the wireless network. If the LED remains continuously lit in green, this
indicates that the wireless network is available.

M1

This LED flashes when the router is active.

LAN LED 1 through 4:

These green LED’s indicate the status of the connection at each of the 4 LAN ports. In addition, these LED’s flash when data transfer is taking
place.

SPEED

Data traffic on a 10/100 Mbps connection at the connected LAN port.

WAN LED

This green LED indicates whether a WAN connection is active. The LED flashes when data transmission is taking place.

Rear view

The rear of the Wireless Router contains the various network connections, a reset button and the antennae. From right to left:

ANTENNAE

This is the antenna that is used for the wireless network. The antenna can be turned to obtain optimum reception.

WAN:

The ADSL or cable modem for the Internet connection is connected here.

LAN 1 through 4:

Computers can be directly connected to this with a UTP cable. The connection is suitable for both 10 as well as 100 Mbps connections.

RESET

This button has two different functions. The router can be reset by pressing the button with a pen or paper clip for example. This has the same
effect as temporarily pulling out the plug. If there are serious problems with the functioning of the router, the router may be reset to the factory
settings by keeping the reset button pressed with a pen or paper clip for 10 seconds. This will delete all settings.

DC IN

The external voltage supply is connected here (5Volt DC voltage).