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ISP’s TR–2015/TR–2018/TR–1000/TR–2000 Unit
- Note: You must have an ESSID entered into the box.

Quick Start

ISP Access Point

ISP’s use Access Points to provide you with Internet

service. This allows them to send the “Internet” to you

wirelessly. The AP talks to Station Adapters and visas versa.

ISP’s TR–2015/TR–2018/TR–1000/TR–2000 Unit

1. Plug your Cable, DSL, or other type of Internet service

into the uplink port of your hub. (Fig 1)

Figure 1

Figure 3

From the Hub plug one line into the Ethernet adapter

on your computer. Plug a crosspatch cable into the

Port marked PC on the DC injector. Plug the TR–

2015/TR–2018/TR–1000/TR–2000 into the port

marked CPE on the DC injector. Plug DC power

supply into the DC Injector.

5. Set the ESSID by typing in an ID. (Fig 3)

Note: You must have an ESSID entered into the box.

6. Hit Apply. Hit OK for reset.

7. Click the IP Address tab and set the TCP/IP Mode to

Bridge-Only. (Fig 4)

a. Click the DHCP Status Radio Button to

receive an address via a DHCP server or

select manual to manually assign an IP

address.

2. Install the Access Point Utility from the CD. Execute

the utility and double click on the icon of the TR–

2015/TR–2018/TR–1000/TR–2000. Enter the

Password. The default password is “default”.

3. Click the Configuration tab and then the General tab.

Name the Access Point so you can easily identify the

unit. (Fig. 2)

Figure 4

8. Hit Apply. Hit OK to reset.

9. To check signal strength start a telnet session by

going to the Start Menu and select Run. Type in

“telnet” and the IP of the unit. Enter password. Type

“stat” and hit enter. Signal Strength is displayed

across the top.

Figure 2

4. Click the IEEE802.11 tab and use the drop down

menu to set the Radio Mode to Wireless LAN Access

Point (AP). (Fig 3)

Summary of content (10 pages)

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Quick Start ISP Access Point ISP’s use Access Points to provide you with Internet service. This allows them to send the “Internet” to you wirelessly. The AP talks to Station Adapters and visas versa. ISP’s TR–2015/TR–2018/TR–1000/TR–2000 Unit 1. Plug your Cable, DSL, or other type of Internet service into the uplink port of your hub. (Fig 1) 4 5 Figure 1 2. 3. From the Hub plug one line into the Ethernet adapter on your computer. Plug a crosspatch cable into the Port marked PC on the DC injector.
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To manage the TR–2015/TR–2018/TR–1000/TR–2000 from inside your network use the gateway’s address to telnet or when using your browser. To remotely manage the TR– 2015/TR–2018/TR–1000/TR–2000 (from an outside location) use the IP address of the TR–2015/TR–2018/TR–1000/TR– 2000.
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Quick Start Station Adapter with IP Routing IP Routing allows for multiple computers to share a connection. This means that you can have multiple computers using 1 CPE to gain access to your network. You set the CPE to assign IP addresses within a specified range (e.g. 192.168.1.10 to 192.168.1.200). By setting the CPE to Station Adapter Mode the unit is able to send and receive data to and from an Access Point. (Fig 6) 4 5 Figure 6 Setup 1. 2. 3.
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IF You Choose Manual then: 1. i. Ensure that the subnets are the same in the IP Address and the Range of IP’s that you wish to have given out (the third number in the IP Address). If you wish the have a DHCP server on the LAN side to assign DNS values etc… follow the steps below: (Follow the steps outlined after this section if you wish to manually configure those units) a. Check the box b. Set the range of IP’s that you want to have given out to the multiple computers that can be connected to this CPE.
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For Windows 98 Users: 1. Click Start button, then Settings, then Control Panel. 2. Click the network icon in the list as in Figure 15. Ethernet card in your PC. (Fig 12 a) Figure 13 a e. Check the connection by opening a web page (that isn’t cached) in your browser. f. Repeat step d. for more computers. To check signal strength start a telnet session by going to the Start Menu and select Run. Type in “telnet” and the IP of the unit. Enter password. Type “stat” and hit enter.
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Figure 16 For all information to enter into the boxes, contact your network administrator. 4. Click the Specify an IP Address radio button. a. Enter the IP address and the Subnet mask. Figure 19 For Windows 2000 users: 1. Click the Start Button, then Settings, and then select Network and Dial-up Connections. 2. Right click on the Network connection that will be in the window and click properties. Figure 17 5. Click the Gateway tab a. Enter the gateway. b. Click the Add button. Figure 20 3.
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4. Click the “Use the Following IP Address” radio button. For all information to enter into the boxes, contact your network administrator. a. Enter the IP address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway. b. Enter the preferred and Alternate DNS values. c. Click OK. 4. Click the Properties button. Figure 24 5. Select TCP/IP from the list and click properties. Figure 22 For Windows XP users: 1. Click the Start Button, then Control Panel. 2. Click the Network Connections Icon. 3.
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a. Enter the IP Address into the box marked IP Address. b. Set the range of IP’s that you want to have given out to the multiple computers. i. Ensure that the subnets are the same in the IP Address and the range of IP’s that you wish to have assigned (the third number in the Address). 6. Click “Use the following IP Address” radio button. For all information to enter into the boxes, contact your network administrator. a. Enter the IP address, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway. b.
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remotely manage the CPE (from an outside location) use the IP address of the CPE.
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Quick Start Quick Start For Bridging (PxP) Figure 32 Customer Unit TR-2015/2018/1000/2000 1. 2. 3. 4. Plug the Cat 5 cable coming out of the TR-2015/2018/2000 (the MDI port on the TR–1000) into the port marked CPE on the DC injector. Plug another cable into the PC port on the DC injector and into an Ethernet adaptor for a single PC or an uplink port on a hub for multiple computers. Plug the DC power supply into the DC Injector. Install the Access Point Utility.