PCI BLW-54MF Router Manual PDF (Setup & Configuration Guide)

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Chapter 2 Basic Setup & Configuration

5.4 Time

You can set the system time according to the time zone where you locate

now.

Local Time

If you synchronize with NTP Server or manually set up

the time, you may see the local time here.

Time Zone

Scroll the list to choose the time zone for BLW-54MF.

Synchronize the clock with

You can choose

Automatic

to let

system use NTP to synchronize with the system, or choose

Manual

and enter your local time by your own.

Default NTP Server

Scroll down the list to select a NTP Server to let

system synchronize with.

Set the time

If you choose

Manual

set up the time, you may

configure the local time here.

Set Time

Click this button and the system will synchronize with the

time you set.

Daylight Saving

If the time zone you are in now is using daylight

saving, please enable this function and set a period of time for daylight

saving.

Cancel

If you do not want to configure this setting right now, click this

button to exist this page.

Apply

Click this button; the system will synchronize with the NTP

Server and save the settings.

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5.5 Dynamic DNS

Dynamic DNS can let you connect with one or more DDNS services to

update your current dynamic IP address.

DDNS

You can enable this function and scroll the list to choose the

DDNS service which you want to use.

Server Address

There are three server addresses you can choose from:

DynDns.org, EasyDns.com

, and

No-IP.com.

Host Name

Enter the Host Name which you registered.

User Name

Enter the User Name which you use to login your account.

(case-sensitive)

Password

Enter the Password which you use to login your account.

(case-sensitive)

Cancel

If you do not want to configure this setting right now, click this

button to exist this page.

Apply

Click this button to save/apply the settings and restart the

system.

6. Wireless

6.1 Basic

This page includes all the fundamental and basic parameters. After

changing any parameters, you have to apply and restart the device and then

the new settings can be effective.

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Wireless

Click

Enabled

and start to set up the Wireless LAN

Interface and start using wireless network.

Wireless Mode

There are two wireless rate mode:

802.11 b/g

, and

802.11 b

SSID

Every SSID is unique in the WLAN (SSID can be 16-digit

ASCII characters and case-sensitive). SSID can prevent two nearby

WLAN from combining to be one. You can give BLW-54MF an SSID,

and only whose SSID is the same with it can connect with it.

Region

Scroll down the list to choose a region for collocating with the

appropriate channels.

Channel

Here shows the channels provided by the local wireless

connection. The setting of the channels of the wireless network should

be the same as the wireless APs.

Extended Range Mode

Choose

Enabled

and start to use wireless

XR (eXtended Range)

mode which can enhance the wireless coverage

of BLW-54MF.

SSID Broadcast

If you want to let other users to find you on the LAN,

you may choose

Enabled

to start SSID Broadcast, yet you should

enter a Network Name (SSID) before enabling this function; otherwise,

you can choose

Disabled.

WDS

Enabling the WDS function can let BLW-54MF Wireless Router

connect with other specific WDS AP through wireless interface. If two

wireless AP need to connect with each other, they can use BLW-54MF

as the Repeater or as the Bridge to bridge the other two APs. There are

three modes: Disabled, Repeater, and Bridge. Please choose a proper

mode according to the real environment.

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Cancel

If you do not want to configure this setting right now, click this

button to exist this page.

Apply

Click this button to save/apply the settings and restart the

system.

6.2 Authentication

In this page, you can configure the security of your wireless network.

Selecting different method can make different levels of security. However,

no matter what kind of authentication or encryption you use to prevent data

packets from being eavesdropped by people without authentication, it may

cause decrease of the data throughput of the wireless connection.

Authentication

There are four kinds of authentication of BLW-54MF Wireless Router:

WEP, WPA, WPA2,

and

WPA-AUTO (PSK).

After selecting the

authentication mode, it has to cooperate with the encryption type. The

settings of authentication on the destination network must be the same with

BLW-54MF.

WEP

is short for Wired Equivalent Privacy, a security protocol for

WLANs defined in the 802.11b standard. WEP is designed to provide

the same level of security as that of a wired LAN. WEP aims to provide

security by encrypting data over radio waves so that it is protected as it

transmitted from one end point to another. There are two kinds of WEP

encryption: 64 bit and 128 bit. 64 bit needs 10 hex characters to be the key

and 128 bit needs 26 hex characters.

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WEP

Open System

– It does not need authentication when

connecting to the AP.

Shared Key

–Only wireless adapters using a

shared key (WEP Key identified) are allowed to connecting to the AP.

Mode

HEX –

Only

A~F,

Ňņ

a~f,

and

0~9

are allowed to be

set in a WEP key.

ASCII

–Numerical values, characters or signs are all

allowed to be arranged into a WEP key. It is more recognizable for user.

WEP Key

64-bit

–Enter 10-digit Hex values or 5-digit ASCII values

as the encryption keys. For example:

0123456aef

Guest.

128-bit

–Enter 26-digit Hex values or 13-digit ASCII values as the

encryption keys. For example:

01234567890123456789abcdef

administrator.

Key1~4

This setting only takes effect under

WEP

and

Shared

mode. There are four types of WEP key settings, please set the key

depending on the real environment.

Cancel

If you do not want to configure this setting right now, click this

button to exist this page.

Apply

Click this button to save/apply the settings and restart the

system.

WPA

is short for Wi-Fi Protected Access. It was designed to improve

upon the security features of WEP. The technology is designed to work

with existing Wi-Fi products that have been enabled with WEP. Through

the data encryption, access control and authentication, it provides better

protection over data transmission. WPA uses 128-digit keys to ensure the

wireless network privacy and security.

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