D-Link DPG-2000W Router Manual PDF (Setup & Configuration Guide)

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Using the DPG-2000W

Using the DPG-2000W in a Meeting

Using the Presentation Session Manager (PSM) software provided, presenters

can easily display their presentations with a single click from any wirelessly-

enabled PC or laptop. The following steps demonstrate a typical scenario in an

office setting:

Copies of the DPG-2000W installation CD are kept with the

DPG-2000W

in the meeting room. Prior to a meeting, participants can either run or

install the PSM onto their system. The installation is automatic and does

not require participants to reboot the computer.

Meeting participants can then establish a wireless connection to the

DPG-2000W

. This wireless connection is maintained throughout the

meeting even if only one presenter can use the projector or monitor at a

given time by connecting through the PSM. Confirming wireless

connections before the meeting starts assures a smooth presentation

session.

At any give time, by clicking just one button in the PSM, the first presenter

can start the presentation.

When finished, with a single click, the incumbent presenter yields the

floor (the projector/monitor) to another presenter while still maintaining

a wireless link to the

DPG-2000W

A waiting presenter, with an already established wireless link, can

instantaneously take over the projector/monitor by connecting through

the PSM.

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Using the DPG-2000W

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Starting the DPG-2000W

When the

DPG-2000W

is first turned on and connected to a projector or monitor,

a boot up sequence will follow. After about 30 seconds, the

DPG-2000W

will

display the following graphic.

The wireless settings will be displayed on top of the graphic and consist of two

lines. The top line displays the SSID and the channel number of the

DPG-

2000W

while the second line reports the channels currently in use by other

802.11g equipment around the

DPG-2000W

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Using the DPG-2000W

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Depending on the type of RF activity detected, you will see any one of the

following messages displayed:

RF activities detected on other channels (none).

No other 802.11g channels detected in use other than the

DPG-2000W

. Your

connection to the

DPG-2000W

should be smooth and error free.

RF activities detected on other channels (8, 9).

Existing 802.11b channels detected in use, but there is no interference. Your

connection to the

DPG-2000W

should be smooth and error free.

RF activities detected on other channels (1, 5, 8, 11). WARNING:

Interference.

Existing channels detected and interference found. The

DPG-2000W

is in a RF

noisy environment, you may have trouble connecting and maintaining

connections to the

DPG-2000W

even if a connection can be made.

Note:

The

DPG-2000W updates this information whenever the banner page

appears on boot-up. In a noisy environment, channel information might get

outdated quickly since the DPG-2000W does not monitor channels continuousl

Once you have turned the

DPG-2000W

on and noted the above information,

you can now configure your computer to connect to the

DPG-2000W

Establishing a Link with the DPG-2000W

Before starting the Presentation Session Manager, the network interface of the

computer must have a valid IP address. For computers running DHCP client

mode while DHCP server is unavailable, it may take a few moments for the

computers to obtain a system IP address. If a valid IP address for the network

interface cannot be obtained, please refer to a network administrator for how to

assign an IP address.

Note:

The computer’s network interface must have a valid IP address before

PSM starts.

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Using the DPG-2000W

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Using Your Wireless Configuration Utility

Select the SSID matching

the

DPG-2000W

’s SSID

displayed on the banner

screen.

The banner page on the projector/monitor screen will display the SSID and the

channel that the

DPG-2000W

is currently set on. The channel number ranges

from 1 – 11 for the US or 1 – 13 for Europe and Japan.

The

DPG-2000W

operates as an Access Point (AP), with an SSID automatically

assigned at each boot up. When the

DPG-2000W

starts up, its SSID will be

displayed on the upper left corner of the monitor/projector.

Wireless configuration will vary depending on the manufacturer of the wireless

card that you are using. Open the Wireless Configuration Utility program (which

may be called a different name) provided by the manufacturer of your wireless

card and modify the settings as follows:

Change the network type to “Infrastructure” mode.

Change the “SSID” of the wireless network adapter corresponding to

the

DPG-2000W

’s SSID displayed on the banner page.

Your wireless configuration utility will indicate if a proper wireless

connection is established between the wireless card and the

DPG-

2000W

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Using the DPG-2000W

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Windows XP Users

To configure your Wireless Network Adapter for Windows XP, your Wireless

Adapter must be natively supported under Windows XP. The easiest way to

determine native support is by the network icon in your system tray as seen

below.

If your system tray looks like the figure shown above, your wireless card is

natively supported under Windows XP. If you do not have the additional

Wireless Network Connection icon in your system tray as shown above, you

should check if you have a Wireless configuration utility icon in your system

tray.

Right-click the wireless

network connection icon

in the system tray and

select “View available

networks.”

Click Properties.

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