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About Your Wireless AP Router
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About Your Wireless AP Router
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About Your Wireless AP Router
Front Panel
The front panel has light-emitting diodes (LEDs) that show the status of your
Wireless AP Router.
LED
Status
POWER
❍
Off: Power off
❍
On: Power on
WIRELESS
❍
Off: Wireless LAN not initialized
❍
On: Wireless LAN initialized and ready
❍
Blinking: Sending/Receiving data via wireless LAN
INTERNET
❍
Off: Network or network device not connected or not ready
❍
On: Network or network device connected and ready
❍
Blinking: Sending/Receiving data via internet connection
Figure 2-1:
Front panel of the Wireless AP Router
CW2202
LAN LEDs
Power LED
Wireless
LED
Internet
LED
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About Your Wireless AP Router
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Rear Panel
LAN 1, 2, 3,
4
❍
Off: Network device not connected or not ready
❍
On: Network device connected and ready
❍
Blinking: Sending/Receiving data via wired LAN
LED
Status
Figure 2-2:
Rear panel of the Wireless AP Router
RESET button
Erases all of
your configured
settings and
replaces them
with the factory
defaults
INTERNET port
Connects to the
DSL modem or
cable modem
CW2202
LAN ports
Connect to
the Ethernet
ports of your
computer
Antenna
Sends data to, and
receives data from,
wireless clients
POWER connector
Connects to the 12 V
DC power adapter
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Setting Up Your Wireless AP
Router
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Setting Up Your Wireless AP Router
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Setting Up Your Wireless AP Router
1.
Before you begin, choose the best location for your Wireless AP Router. For
optimal reception and performance, place the Wireless AP Router in the center
of your wireless LAN, on a flat horizontal surface, and where there is minimum
obstruction between wireless clients and the Wireless AP Router.
2.
Position the antenna such that it points up, and attach the optional stand if
you want to place your Wireless AP Router upright.
Figure 3-1
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