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 PlugLink 500 Wireless “N”Adapter User’s Guide PL9571-WAP 66-0377-01Rev.001

Page7of38 SW2 (Front) Button / WPS Wireless and power- Key reuse, and the button at different times, said two functions. 1. This button allo

Page8of38 Chapter 4 Preparing to Install The PlugLink 500 Wireless “N” Adapter lets you set up an instant wireless Access Point using your ex

Page9of38 Chapter 5 Installing PL9571 Do not connect the PlugLink 500 Wireless “N” Adapter to a power strip, extension cord, uninterruptible pow

Page10of38 3. Plug the PlugLink 500 Wireless “N” Adapter into a wall outlet near the wireless computer that you want to connect. Figure 5-2

Page11of38 Chapter 6 Logging on 1. Open a web browser application (Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox). 2. Enter the router’s default I

Page12of38 3. The first time the login screen opens, use the default user name admin and password welcome. Click Login (Note that user accounts

Page13of38 Chapter 7 Basic Configuration Working mode Middleware-enabled platforms have two operation modes: To configure AP mode using the

Page14of38 A confirmation screen appear, the router will now work in Router Mode. To configure router mode using the Ap: unselect the check box

Page15of38 4. Enter the user name and password provided by the ISP. Leave Name of Service blank if unsure. 5. Select the preferred dial-up style

Page16of38 Wireless LAN (WLAN) Setup Set up a WLAN either manually or by using WiFi protected setup (WPS). WPS allows easy setup of client dev

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Page17of38 Figrure7-2 WPS Setup Screen To user automatic automatic WPS configuration: 1. Under the Wireless Security Mode section of the WPS se

Page18of38 2. Click Save to commit the changes. To use manual WLAN configuration: 1. Enable the radio under the radio settings section of WLA

Page19of38 View the wireless security mode settings on the WLAN settings screen: 

Page20of38 Chapter 8 AdvancedConfiguration3.2.1 Local Area Network (LAN) Settings Choose the NETWORK tab to open the Network Connection Setting

Page21of38 1. Under Reserved IP Address List, click New Reserved IP: 2. Fill in the MAC address and IP address. 3. Click Save to commit the chang

Page22of38 firewall feature,then set the firewall level as appropriate 2. Click Save to commit the changes. To edit the DOS attack protection s

Page23of38 security (IPSEC), session initiation protocol (SIP). To enable an ALG: 1. Check a specific ALG to enable it. 2. Click Save to commit t

Page24of38 1. IGMP snooping requires an existing Internet connection. Check Enable IGMP. 2. Click Save to commit the changes. Status Informati

Page25of38 3 Wireless/Ethernet/USB Information Click the STATUS tab and choose USER INFORMATION to show the LAN-side, Ethernet, and USB infor

Page26of38 4 Hybrid Network Setting (APH126 Only) Hybrid networking involves effective use of both wired and wireless technologies to provide s

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Page27of38 2. Under Hybrid Path Transmition Method drop-down menu, select “None” for default mode, select “SEAMLESS” for seamless path switching

Page28of38 LOG Encryption protects data transmitted over a wireless network. Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA/WPA2) and Wired Equivalency Privacy

Page29of38 Table9-1: Wireless Security Options: The following note applies to WEP Security Type: ASCII-Any combination of letters and n

Page30of38 Configuring Wireless Security By default, the PL9571-WPA security options are enabled. The default security type is set to WPA2-Pers

Page31of38 How the NID and WPS-Push Button can be used Following is an example of how the NID button can be used: 1. Select a PlugLink 9571

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Page33of38 Chapter 9 Technical Support PLEASE REFER TO THE WARRANTY AND SUPPORT INFORMATION CARD THAT WAS SHIPPED WITH YOUR PRODUCT. By regist

Page34of38 Chapter 10 Technical Specifications Standards Compliance  HomePlug® AV  IEEE 1901, IEEE 802.3,  IEEE 802.11b/g/n System Requireme

Page35of38 Chapter 11 FCC Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant t

Page36of38 Chapter 12 Warranty Information Asoka warrants that (a) the hardware components of the product will be free from defects in materia

Contact Information For more information about the PlugLink 500 Wireless “N” Adapter or any of Asoka’s other leading-edge solutions, please contact

Page37of38 WHILE ASOKA HAS MADE EVERY EFFORT TO PROVIDE CLEAR AND ACCURATE TECHNICAL INFORMATION ABOUT ITS PRODUCTS, ASOKA ASSUMES NO LIABILITY

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Page2of38 Table of Contents Chapter1...

Page3of38 Chapter 1 Introduction Thank you for purchasing a PlugLink 500 Wireless “N” Adapter from Asoka. This adapter lets you extend an exi

Page4of38 Chapter 2 Important Safety Instruction The following precautions should be taken when using this product: • Read all instructions

Page5of38 Chapter 3 Learning about PL9571 Package Contents z PlugLink 500 Wireless “N” Adapter (PL9571-WAP) z Quick Installation Guide z Ins

Page6of38 The Bottom Panel The bottom panel of the PL9571-WAP two (RJ-45) ports shown in figure 3-2. z Figure 3-2: PL9571-WAP Bo