Belkin F5D8232-4v2 Router Manual PDF (Setup & Configuration Guide)

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Connecting and Configuring your N1 Vision

Menu Screen

Push the “Menu” button to open the

display’s Menu options. The Menu

option allows you to enable features

within the N1 Vision. The following

outlines the details of each feature

within the Menu section.

To view the Guest Access network

name and password, select the “Show

Select “Turn On” to enable Guest

Access. To enable the Guest-Access

mode, you will need to enable Wi-

Fi Protected AccessTM (WPATM) on

your private network first. To do so,

please see the “Setting WPA Security”

section in this User Manual.

Guest Access – Select this option to

enable a separate network to allow

guests to connect to the Internet while

keeping them away from accessing

your network, computers, and

private files.

Wireless Security

Select Wireless Security by pressing the “OK” button to view

these options. From the Wireless Security options, the choices

available are listed below.

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Push Button Security – Select this

option if you would like to set up your

computers or devices using the Wi-Fi

Protected Setup

(WPS) standard.

Using WPS is not a requirement to

connect to the N1 Vision.

To make a WPS connection, select

the “New Connection” option. To do

so, you must have WPS enabled on

the computer or device connecting to

the N1 Vision. You will need to push

the WPS button in your computer or

device within two minutes.

Help and Tips

Select this option for additional

information.

Power Save

Select this option to conserve the

display’s power or if you prefer

to turn off graphics. When power

save is ON, the display will turn

off within two minutes after any

user interaction.

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Connecting and Configuring your N1 Vision

Troubleshooting Assistant CD

Belkin has provided our Assistant software to make installing your

N1 Vision a simple and easy task. You can use it to get your N1

Vision up and running in minutes. The Assistant software requires

that your Windows 2000, XP, or Vista computer be connected

directly to your cable or DSL modem and that the Internet

connection is active and working at the time of installation. If it

is not, you must use the “Alternate Setup Method” section in this

User Manual to configure your N1 Vision. Additionally, if you are

using an operating system other than Windows 2000, XP, or Vista,

you must set up the N1 Vision using the “Alternate Setup Method”

section in this User Manual.

Shut down any programs that are running on your computer

at this time.

Turn off any firewall or Internet-connection-sharing software on

your computer.

Insert the CD into your computer. The Troubleshooting Assistant

will automatically appear on your computer’s screen within 15

seconds. Click on “Go” to run the Troubleshooting Assistant.

Follow the instructions there.

IMPORTANT:

Run the Troubleshooting Assistant from the computer

that is directly connected to the Router from Step 1 – B.

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Progress Screen

Troubleshooting Assistant will show

you a progress screen each time a

step in the setup has been completed.

Select your language of choice and

click “Go” to run the

Troubleshooting Assistant.

Note for Windows Users:

If the

Troubleshooting Assistant does

not start up automatically, select

your CD-ROM drive from “My

Computer” and double-click on the

file named “Setup.exe” to start the

Troubleshooting Assistant.

Confirmation Screen

Verify that you have completed all QIG

steps by checking the box to the right

of the arrow. Click “Next” to continue.

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1.1

Checking Settings

The Troubleshooting Assistant

will now examine your computer’s

network settings and gather

information needed to complete

the N1 Vision’s

connection to

the Internet.

1.2

Verifying Hardware Connections

The Troubleshooting Assistant

will now verify your hardware

connection.

1.3

Naming your Wireless Network

The Troubleshooting Assistant

will display the default wireless

network name or Service Set

Identifier (SSID). This is the name

of your wireless network to which

your computers or devices with

wireless network adapters will

connect. You can either use the

default or change it to something

unique. Write down this name

for future reference. Click “Next”

to continue.

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