ADSL2+ 4-Port Ethernet USB Wireless-G Router - Easy Start

You need to enter the

Username

,

Password

,

VPI

and

VCI

provided by the ISP. Click on

Next

.

See

Fig 1-51

.

Click Here

Enter

These

Fields

Figure 1-51 : Account Set-Up

You can enter the

SSID

or let the setup wizard auto-generate a SSID by clicking on ‘

Generate

SSID

’. You are allowed to select your country standard for wireless LAN in ‘

Country

Standard

’, select a wireless channel and can choose whether to hide the SSID. Click on

Next

.

See

Fig 1-52

.

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Figure 1-52 : Wireless LAN Configuration

Click Here

ADSL2+ 4-Port Ethernet USB Wireless-G Router - Easy Start

You can enable wireless security, auto-generate a 64 bit or128 bit encryption key. Click on

Next

.

See

Fig 1-53

.

Click

Here

Figure 1-53 : Wireless LAN Security

You are able to select the ‘

Enable Authentication

’, key in a new password and set an ‘

Idle

Timeout

’ value. Click

Next

. See

Fig 1-54

.

Click

Here

Figure 1-54 : System Password

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You are able to view the summary and check through all the information you have entered. It is

advisable to either Save or print out the Summary information entered into your wireless client.

Click

Finish

to complete the setup. See

Fig 1-55

.

Click

Here

Save and Print

Option

Figure 1-55 : Summary

A progress bar will be displayed to indicate connecting process to the Internet. See

Fig 1-56

.

Figure 1-56 : Connecting To ISP

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Upon successful connection to the Internet, this page will be displayed. See

Fig 1-57

.

User@Ispname

Figure 1-57 : Successful Connection

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Chapter 8 – Maintenance

This section explains the maintenance concepts and provides instructions on preventive

maintenance necessary to ensure that the system and equipment are maintained at its optimum

operating condition.

8.1

Maintenance Concepts

This Maintenance concept is categorized into one (1) main category:

1.

Preventive Maintenance (PM)

8.2

Preventive Maintenance

Preventive Maintenance

(PM) or Scheduled Maintenance is the systematic care, servicing and

inspection of equipment to prevent failures, reduce downtime and maintain it in a optimum

operational condition.

8.3

Preventive or Scheduled Maintenance (PM) Tasks

In general, the following PM tasks are recommended to be performed:

a.

Pre-Operational Checks

These are tasks to be performed before operation or mission to ensure that the system is

operationally ready:

1.

Check for completeness of the system, ensure all equipment and accessories are in place

and in good condition;

2.

Check that all switches are at OFF position;

3.

Check that maintenance records indicate the equipment are in a fully safe state for

operation;

4.

Perform system power up, ensure that the indicators are lit accordingly;

5.

Perform self test, view diagnostic messages and device status and ensure no fault or error

messages are displayed or reported;

b. Post-operation Checks

These tasks are performed as a procedural post operation check to ensure system is properly shut

down.

Perform system power down procedure; ensure that all power supply connections and switches

are turned OFF.