Siselectron SWE2220 Manuale utente

Table of

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Chapter

Key

Features/Introduction....................................................................

Chapter

7 Wireless

Wireless

work......................................................................

Chapter

WPS (Wi-Fi

Protected

up).............................................

Chapter

WDS

Link Settings........................................................

Chapter

Appendix

FCC

Interference

Statement..............................................

System Requirements / Package Contents

..........................

Wireless Security

...............................................

......................

Applications

.................................................................................................

Guest Network

tti

ngs.................................................

Technical Specifications.

..................................................... ...................

Fast Roaming

...............................................................................

Physical Interface

......................................................................................

Fast Handover

...................................................

.........................

Wireless Advanced

....................................................................

Computer Settings

................................................................................

Wireless MAC Filtering

...........................................................

Considerations for Wireless Installation

.............................

Access Point Mode

....................................................................................

WDS AP Mode

..............................................................................................

WDS

Bridge Mode

.....................................................................................

Chapter 5

Overview

.............................................................................................................

Hardware Installation

............................................................................

Mounting the SWE 2220..

...................................................................

Operation Modes/Basic

........................................................................

IP Settings/SpanningTree

Settings..........................................

Default Setting

...........................................................................................

Chapter 4

Connections

...........................................................................................

Administrarion.....................................................................................

Management

VLAN Settings...............................................

Wireless Traffic

Shaping.......................................................

SNMP Settings..................................................................................

Backup/Restore..................................................................................

Auto Reboot

Settings...............................................................

Firmware Upgrade/Time Settings.....................

D Control........................

Device Discovery/Reset.................................................. 48

System

Log/Tools...........................................................................

Ping Test

Parameters/Traceroute

Parameters.......

Introduction

Key

Features

• Up to 26 dBm

transmit

power, enabling long range

connectivity

300Mbps(2.4GHz) and

867Mbps(5GHz)

• Four

internal

5dBi Omni-Directional

MIMO

antennas

• Can be used with included power

adapter

or via PoE with PoE

802.3at

capable Switches

Injectors

• Dual Band/Two

Stream

• Band

Steering shifts

dual band clients to 5

GHz

for

better

throughput

performance

• Secured Guest

Network

rodu

cti

•

Supports IEEE802.11ac/a/b/g/n wireless standards

with up

The SWE 2220 is a h

igh-powered, l

ong-range, D

ual-band

alternative

to ordinaryAccess Points

that

don’t

have the range and

reach to

connect

to a growing

number

wireless

users who wish

connect

to a large home

business

network.

Maximum data rates are based on

IEEE

802.11

standards

Actual

throughput

and range may vary

depending

on many factors including environmental

onditions

distance

bet

een

devic

radio interference in the operating

vir

onmen

and mix of devices in the

net

Features and specifications subject to change without notic

ademar

and

ist

trademarks are the property of their respective

wners

echnology

Ltd

All

rights

eser

concurrent W

ireless

802.11ac/a/b/g/n A

ccess Point w

ith

three

major

functional m

odes. It is

designed t

operate

numerous environments;

fromlarge homes, small a

medium-sized

businesses, m

ultiple-floor

offices,

hotels,

and other

venues,

tolarger e

nterprisedeployments. Its

high-powered, long-range characteristics

make it a

cost-effective

The SWE 2220 also delivers faster

wireless sp

compared

protect sensitive

data during

wireless

transmissions,

the SWE

System Requirements

The following are the Minimum System

Requirements

order

configure

the

device:

•Computer with an

Ethernet interface

wireless network

capability

•Windows

OS (XP,

Vista, 7, 8),

Mac OS,

or Linux-based

operating

systems

•Web-Browsing Application

(i.e. :

Internet

Explorer,

Firefox,

Chrome, Safari, or

another

similar

browser

application)

Package

Contents

The SWE 2220 package contains the following items (all items

must be in package to issue a

refund):

• SWE 2220 Access

• Power

Adapter

• RJ-45

Ethernet

Cable

• Quick

Installation

Guide

• Ceiling and

Wall

Mount Screw

kit

to modern

802.11a/b/g/n wireless

devices.

Even

though

the SWE

2220 has been

designed

and

engineered

for heavy traffic and

demanding business

environments,

in larger housing

environments

as it can

efficiently

extend

the

wireless

range of an

existing

home

router. This

makes

especially

ideal in

architecturally-challenging

structures,

providing whole home

connectivity.

The SWE 2220

supports

the 2.4

GHz

frequency

band

under

the

802.11b/g/n

mode while at the same time providing

GHz

band for

communicating

transferring

files in a

less

ongested network

frequency

band.

2220

offersdifferentencryption settings

for

wireless t

ransmissions,

including

industry standard W

PA and WPA2 encryption. The SWE 2220

alsoincludes MAC

address f

iltering to allow n

etwork administrators t

offer network

access only to known c

omputers

and

other

devices

based

on their M

addresses.

Applications

•

Temporary Workgroups:

Create

temporary workgroups/networks

in more open

areas

within a building; auditoriums,

amphitheaters

classrooms, ballrooms, arenas,

exhibition centers,

temporary

offices where one

wants either

permanent

temporary

Wireless

LAN

established.

• The Ability to Access

Real-Time Information:

Doctors/Nurses,

Point-of-Sale

Employees, and/or

Warehouse

Workers can

access

real-time

information

while dealing with

patients,

serving

customers,

and/or

processing information.

•

Frequently Changing Environments:

Set up

networks

• Small Office and Home Office (SOHO)

Networks:

SOHO

users

require a

cost-effective,

easy, and quick

installation

of a

small

network.

•

Wireless Extensions

Existing Ethernet-based

Networks:

Devices like the SWE 2220 enable

network

administ

ors,

installers, and

end-users

extend

the range and reach of

existing Ethernet-based

network.

Wireless LAN (

WLAN) p

roducts

are easy to install a

highly

efficient. T

following list d

escribes s

ome of

the

many a

pplications m

ade possible

through t

he power

and

flexibility of WLANs:

•

Difficult-to-Wire

Environments:

There are many

situations where

wires

cannot

be installed, deployed easily, or

cannot

be hidden

from

view. Older buildings,

sites

with multiple buildings, and/or

areas

that

make the

installation

of a

Ethernet-based

LAN

impossible,

impractical or

expensive

are sites

where

WLAN

can be

network

solution.

environments

that

change frequently (

i.e.: Show

Rooms,

Exhibits,

etc.).

•

Training/Educational Facilities:

Training

sites

corporations

students

universities

use

wireless connectivity

exchange information peer and easily access information

learning purposes.

Technical

Specifications

Standard:

IEEE802.11b/g/n

on 2.4 GHz

IEEE

802.11ac/a

on 5 GHz

IEEE802.3at

Antenna

Four Internal 5 dBi Omni-Directional

Antennas

Physical

Interface

1 x

10/100/1000

Gigabit

Ethernet

Port

1 x Reset

Button

1 x Power

Connector

LED

Indicator

Power

WPS

WLAN

(Wireless

Connection)

LAN

Power Requirements

External Power

Adapter

DC IN,

12V/2A

Operation

Modes

Access

Point

WDS

Bridge

Security

WEP

(64/128bit)

WPA/WPA2 (TKIP/AES)

Hidden ESSID

MAC

address

filtering, up to 50

fields

Isolation

802.1X

Authenticator

(MD5/TLS/TTLS/PEAP)

Guest

Network

QoS

(Quality

Service)

WMM

(Wireless

Multimedia)

Physical/Environment

Conditions

Operating:

Temperature:

32°F to 104°F

(0°C

to 40°C)

Humidity

(Non-condensing):

90% or

less

Storage

Temperature:

-4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60 °C)

Humidity

(Non-condensing):

90% or

less

Physical

Interface

Dimensions

and

Weights

Diameter:

6.36”

Height:

2.17”

Reset Button:

Press and hold for over 10 seconds to

reset

factory

default settings.

2 LED

Indicators:

LED lights for WPS,

WLAN

5G,

WLAN

2.4G,

Ethernet

port, and

Pow

LAN

Port

(802.3at

PoE):

Ethernet

port for RJ-45

cable.

Power Connector:

12V

DC IN

for

Power.

5 Ceiling (Wall) Mount Hole: Using the provided

hardware,

the

SWE 2220 can be

attached

to a ceiling or wall.

Kensington Security

Slot: To

protect

your SWE 2220, use

Kensington

Security Slot to

attach

a cable lock.

Before

You Begin

Considerations

for

Wireless

Installation

This

section

will

guide you

through

the

installation process.

Placement

of the Siselectron SWE 2220 is

essential to

maximize

the Access Point’s

performance.

Avoid

placing

the SWE 2220 in an

enclosed

space such as a

closet,

cabinet, or

stairwell.

• Building

materials

make a

difference.

A solid metal door

aluminum stubs may have a

significant negative

effect on

the

signal

strength

of the SWE 2220. Locate your

wireless

device

carefully so the signal can pass through drywall and/or

doorways. Materials such as glass,

steel,

metal,

concrete,

water

(example: fish tanks), mirrors, file

cabinets,

and/or brick can

diminish

wireless

signal

strength.

•

Interference

from your

other

electrical devices and/or

appliances

• Keep the number of walls and/or ceilings

between

the SWE

2220

and other

network

devices to a minimum. Each wall and/or

ceiling

can reduce the signal

strength, resulting

in a lower overall

signal

strength.

The

operating distance

of all wireless devices can

often

not be

pre-determined

due to a number of

unknown

obstacles

in the

environment

in which the device

deployed. Obstacles such as the

number,

thickness,

and location of walls, ceilings, or other

objects

that

the

SWE 2220’s wireless signals must pass

through can

weaken

the

signal. Here are some key guidelines

for

allowing the SWE 2220 to

have an optimal

wireless

range during

setup.

that

generate

RF noise can also diminish the SWE 2220’s

signal

strength.

The most common

types

of devices are microwaves

cordless

pho

Computer

ettin

Windows

XP/Windows 7/Windows

In order to use the SWE 2220, you must first

configure

the

TCP/IPv4

connection

of your Windows

computer

system.

1a. In Windows XP and Windows 7, click the

Start

button

and open

the Control

Panel

Windows XP Windows

1b. In Windows 8, move your mouse to the lower right

hot

corner to

display the Charms Bar and

select

the

Control

Panel.

Windows

2a. In

Windows

XP, click on

Network Connections.

2b.In

Windows

7 and Window

click View

Network

Status

and

Tasks

in the

Network

and

Internet

ecti

on,

then

select Change Adapter

Settings.

3. Right

click

on Local Area

Connection

and

select

Properties.

4. Select

Internet Protocol Version

4 (TCP/IPv4) and

then select

Properties

5. Select Use the

following

address

and

enter

an IP

address

that is

different

from the SWE 2220 and

Subnet

mask, then click

OK.

Note: Ensure

that

the IP

address

and Subnet mask

are

on the

same

subnet

as the

device.

For example: SWE 2220 IP

address:

192.168.1.1

address:

192.168.1.2

–

192.168.1.255

Subnet mask:

255.255.255.0

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