Wireless Router hardware installation settings (1)

1. confirm that the broadband line is normal: The Wireless Broadband Router allows you to connect your computer to the Internet by sharing the high-speed broadband network. However, before that, you must first have an Ethernet-based Cable/DSL Modem (using a RJ-45 connector) and make sure that your broadband network is only connected to one computer, you can connect to the Internet as provided by the network service provider (ISP.

2. Remove the dial-up software: We recommend that you use the Windows 2000/XP operating system to set up a wireless router. If you are using the Windows 98 se2/ME operating system, if you have installed the ADSL dial-up (No.) software provided by the ISP, delete it before setting the connection of the wireless router.

3. System Requirements: This product uses a browser for setup and installation. No additional programs are required for connection, we strongly recommend that you upgrade your browser to Internet Explorer 5.5/6.0 sp1 or later.

4. You do not need to connect to the Internet. You only need to use a local area connection (LAN) to set up a wireless router.

5. The hardware of the wireless router only needs to be set once, And the rest only need to be set through the computer or device of the wireless router.

Demonstration of hardware device connection settings

1. Connect the power connector to the power hole on the back of the wireless router, and connect the other end to the power outlet. Wait about 30 seconds until the wireless router is activated.

2. Connect the network line connecting to the ADSL/Cable Modem to the WAN port ).

Currently, the WAN ports of wireless routers on the market generally support Auto MDI-IX.

3. After the connection settings are completed, the wireless router indicator should be:

1) Power lights are always on.

2) The Status light flashes every second.

3) The WAN light flashes from time to time.

4) WLAN lights flash.

5) the LAN 1-4 indicator is flashing.

4. Connect the network line connected to the computer or device to any port of LAN port 1-4 (LAN.

Currently, wireless router LAN ports on the market generally support Auto MDI-IX.

5. Take the computer or device that has installed the wireless network card near the wireless router. the wireless network between the wireless network card and the wireless router can detect the signal strength.

Set Windows 2000/XP operating system