Setup guide

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• In the browser address bar type http://192.168.10.20 (the new address of the Nano) then press the
Enter key.
• Click on the Link setup tab, then on Select (second line at right) to get:
• Click on Change, wait; click Apply at top of new page, wait 10-15 seconds for device to reboot and
for connection (some access points take a while to connect). That’s it. There should be 3 or more
LEDs lit on the back of the Nano.
This is the
strongest in the list.
Any gure lower
than about 90 is
normally usable.
• To verify the connection, click on Main tab. This page has no settings, only information to conrm a
connection. (You may have to refresh the browser page to get current info).
This number
will increase with
long distance
connections
3 Connecting to a WIFI signal
Clicking once on
“Signal” will sort the
list with the strongest
at the top
Select a strong signal
(without encryption)
by clicking in the button.
Then click “Select”
A number here means
that the Nanostation
has associated with
the WIFI acces point
Click on DHCP Client:
The numbers here tell us that the WIFI
access point has assigned all the
necessary numbers to the Nano
for connecting to the internet.
Numbers will vary with access points.
If blank, internet access will not work.
Some access points can take up to 30s
to assign numbers and sometimes you
have to click “Renew” for success.
Received signal
strength
Wireless connection
speeds (transmit/
receive). Most public
access points can
reach 54Mbps
(internet connection
speed is usually
much lower).