Quick Start Manual

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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)

Quick Start

Figure 6

Setup

Figure 8

1. Plug the Cat 5 coming out of the TR-2015/2018/2000

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 into an

uplink port on a hub for multiple computers. Note if no

uplink port is available, you must use a crosspatch

cable.

5. Enter the ESSID of the AP that you wish to connect

to. It MUST be the same as the AP that you wish to

connect to.

6. Hit Apply. Click OK to reset.

7. For privacy on the network and/ or sharing the

connection for multiple computers you need to do the

following: (Fig 9)

2. Install the Access Point Utility. Execute the utility and

double click on the icon of the CPE. Enter the

Password. The default password is “default”.

a. Click the IP Address tab and change the

TCP/IP Mode from Bridge-Only to IP

Router.

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

Name the Access Point so you can easily identify the

unit. (Fig 7)

b. Select WAN on the WLA (Wide Area

Network on Wireless LAN) radio button.

Figure 7

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

menu to set the Radio Mode to Station Adapter –

Infrastructure (SAI). (Fig 8)

Figure 9

From here there are two possible routes to choose, DHCP

or Manual.