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Catalog

1. Hardware Setup

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1.1

1.1 Unpack Y

Unpack Your EOC

our EOC slave .....................................................................................................

slave ..................................................................................................... 3

1.2

1.2 Hardware Features ..............................................................................................................

Hardware Features .............................................................................................................. 3

1.3

1.3 Position Your EOC

Position Your EOC Slave ....................................................................................................

Slave .................................................................................................... 5

1.4

1.4 Cable Y

Cable Your

our EOC

EOC Slave

Slave ........................................................................................................

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2 Getting Start

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2.1 Prepare for

2.1 Prepare for login the

EOC slave web management

web management .............................................................

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2.2

2.2 Login the

Web Management Interface

Management Interface ................................................................................

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3 Know WEB

3 Know WEB Manage

Management Interface

ment Interface

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3.1 WEB

3.1 WEB Management Interface Introduction ..........................................................................

Management Interface Introduction .......................................................................... 8

3.2

3.2 Main Menu

Main Menu Introduction .....................................................................................................

Introduction ..................................................................................................... 8

4 Running

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4.1 Device

4.1 Device information .............................................................................................................

information ............................................................................................................. 9

4.2

4.2 Network

Network Status ....................................................................................................................

Status .................................................................................................................... 9

4.3

4.3 Wirel

Wireless

ess Status ..................................................................................................................

Status .................................................................................................................. 10

4.4

4.4 Configuration

Configuration Wiza

Wizard

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5 Network

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5.1

5.1 W

WAN

AN Setting ..................................................................................................................... 11

Setting ..................................................................................................................... 11

5.1.1 WAN Connection Named Rule

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5.1.2 Default WAN Connection and Router Mode

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5.1.3 Add An Bridge Mode WAN Connection

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5.2

5.2 LAN

LAN Setting ......................................................................................................................

Setting ...................................................................................................................... 15

6 Wireless

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6.1

6.1 Base

Base Setting.......................................................................................................................

Setting....................................................................................................................... 16

6.2

6.2 MAC

MAC Filter

Filter ........................................................................................................................

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7 Security

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7.1

7.1 Basic

Basic setting ......................................................................................................................

setting ...................................................................................................................... 19

7.2

7.2 URL Filter .........................................................................................................................

URL Filter ......................................................................................................................... 19

7.3

7.3 IP Filter..............................................................................................................................

IP Filter.............................................................................................................................. 19

8 System

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8.1

8.1 Management

Management ...................................................................................................................... 20

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8.2

8.2 System Upgrade ................................................................................................................ 21

System Upgrade ................................................................................................................ 21

8.3

8.3 Device R

Device Reboot

eboot ...................................................................................................................

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8.4

8.4 Restore Factory .................................................................................................................

Restore Factory ................................................................................................................. 23

8.5

8.5 System Log

System Log .......................................................................................................................

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9. Specification

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Appendix

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hazardous and noxious substance

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Summary of Contents for CD5204WL

Page 1: ...Wi Fi EOC Slave Wi Fi EOC Slave Quick Quick S Start Guide tart Guide ...

Page 2: ... Wireless ess Status Status 10 10 4 4 4 4 Configuration Configuration Wiza Wizard rd 10 10 5 Network 5 Network 11 11 5 1 5 1 W WAN AN Setting 11 Setting 11 5 1 1 WAN Connection Named Rule 5 1 1 WAN Connection Named Rule 11 11 5 1 2 Default WAN Connection and Router Mode 5 1 2 Default WAN Connection and Router Mode 12 12 5 1 3 Add An Bridge Mode WAN Connection 5 1 3 Add An Bridge Mode WAN Connectio...

Page 3: ...hapter 2 explains how to Chapter 2 explains how to set up set up This chapter contains the following sections This chapter contains the following sections Unpack Your EOC slave Unpack Your EOC slave Hardware Features Hardware Features Position Your EOC slave Position Your EOC slave Cable Your EOC slave Cable Your EOC slave 1 1 1 Unpack Y 1 Unpack You our r EO EOC slav C slave e Open the box Open t...

Page 4: ...ion LED Description POWER POWER Solid Solid green green Power Power is is supplied supplied to to the the EOC EOC slave slave SYS SYS Solid green System has started Solid green System has started Blinking green The EOC slave is starting up Blinking green The EOC slave is starting up LOOP LOOP If If the the loop loop happened happened the the LOOP LOOP led led will will on on LINK LINK Solid green ...

Page 5: ...l sources of interference Equipment that Away from electrical devices that are potential sources of interference Equipment that might cause interference includes ceiling fans home security systems microwaves might cause interference includes ceiling fans home security systems microwaves computers the base of a computers the base of a cordless phone or a 2 4 GHz cordless phone cordless phone or a 2...

Page 6: ...ng the the IP IP address address of of your your PC PC to to 192 168 1 X 192 168 1 X 2 254 2 254 subnet mask subnet mask is is 255 255 255 255 255 255 0 0 gateway is gateway is 192 168 1 1 192 168 1 1 Step 2 Step 2 Ping IP addre Ping IP address of the EOC slave ss of the EOC slave Default addr Default address is 192 168 1 1 ess is 192 168 1 1 If the PC can If the PC can get right reply from Ping c...

Page 7: ...rd are both admin for login password are both admin for login administrator us administrator us er name a er name and p nd p assword are assword are adminisp and adminisp adminisp and adminisp and select your preferred language Click Enter and select your preferred language Click Enter button and enter the WEB management interface button and enter the WEB management interface Login to the WEB mana...

Page 8: ...b Menu Sub Menu Running Running Device Device information information Network Network Status Status Wireless Wireless Status Status Configuration Wizard Configuration Wizard Network Network Network Network Status Status Static Static Routing Routing WAN WAN Setting Setting LAN LAN Setting QoS Setting QoS Wireless Wireless Wireless Wireless Status Status Basic Basic Setting Setting MAC MAC Filter F...

Page 9: ...on shows Product Model Product Function Hardware Version Software Version and Compile Time Version and Compile Time 4 2 Network Status 4 2 Network Status Click Network Status to display the Click Network Status to display the following screen following screen The page will show WAN connection status and LAN status The page will show WAN connection status and LAN status WAN Status shows current sys...

Page 10: ...g screen Wireless Status shows current Wi Fi SSID MAC Signal Transmission and so on Wireless Status shows current Wi Fi SSID MAC Signal Transmission and so on 4 4 Configuration Wizard 4 4 Configuration Wizard Click Configuration Wizard to display the Click Configuration Wizard to display the following screen following screen The Configuration Wizard screen provide rapid configuration you can choos...

Page 11: ...n following following the the next next rule rule based based the the sequence of the WAN Connection sequence of the WAN Connection created created number number in in sequence sequence increasing no reuse the increasing no reuse the number have number have been used been used Keywords Keywords TR069 TR069 The The connection connection is is used used for for TR069 TR069 INTERNET INTERNET The The ...

Page 12: ... or or disable disable the the VLAN VLAN VLAN VLAN ID ID VLAN VLAN ID ID value value Port Port Binding Binding Binding Binding the the port port with with the the WAN WAN service service Default WAN Connection in Router Mode have bound with all ports in Default WAN Connection in Router Mode have bound with all ports in default If you setup new default If you setup new Bridge Mode WAN Conne Bridge ...

Page 13: ...e STATIC IP DHCP and PPPoE for different network application You can choose the STATIC IP DHCP and PPPoE for different network application Below is the page as you choose the STATIC IP You should configure the IP address Below is the page as you choose the STATIC IP You should configure the IP address Mask Gateway and DNS Mask Gateway and DNS Below is the page as you choose the PPPoE IP You should...

Page 14: ...the following figure config figure configured WA ured WAN 1 is the defa N 1 is the default WAN ult WAN in Router Mod in Router Mode and we set e and we set up WAN2 to Bridge Mode Port1 is bound to the WAN2 up WAN2 to Bridge Mode Port1 is bound to the WAN2 Click SAVE Apply button then we get the 2_INTERNET_B_VID_ Connection Click SAVE Apply button then we get the 2_INTERNET_B_VID_ Connection You ca...

Page 15: ...p screen Note If Note If you change the LAN IP you change the LAN IP address of the router while address of the router while connected through the browser connected through the browser you are disconnected You will have to open a new connection to the new IP address and you are disconnected You will have to open a new connection to the new IP address and log in again log in again By default the de...

Page 16: ...ke better advantage of By setting a suitable lease time you would enable the DHCP to take better advantage of the IP addresses which are not used again the IP addresses which are not used again For example you can set the lease time as one hour and then the DHCP server would For example you can set the lease time as one hour and then the DHCP server would take back the IP addresses per an hour tak...

Page 17: ...e is 1 is 1 SSID1 Area SSID1 Area LABEL DESCRIPTION LABEL DESCRIPTION SSID SSID The The SSID SSID Service Service Set Set IDentity IDentity identifies identifies the the service service set set with with which a wireless service is associated which a wireless service is associated Hide Hide SSID SSID Select Select this this check check box box to to hide hide the the SSID SSID in in the the outgoi...

Page 18: ...he SSID Select and enable disenable MAC Filter If you enable If you enable the MAC Filter the MAC Filter Can choose two Can choose two rules MAC White list and rules MAC White list and MAC Black list MAC Black list In MAC address table you can In MAC address table you can add the corresponding MAC address add the corresponding MAC address ...

Page 19: ...utton to add them As displayed below displayed below 7 7 2 UR 2 URL Fil L Filter ter In URL Filter screen Provide URL Filter table Click add button to add corresponding In URL Filter screen Provide URL Filter table Click add button to add corresponding rules rules 7 3 IP Filter 7 3 IP Filter In IP Filter screen Provide enable disable IP Filter you can choose whitelist or blacklist In IP Filter scr...

Page 20: ...Administrator The second user name is admin user level is Guest Click user level is Administrator The second user name is admin user level is Guest Click correspond corresponding Modify button ing Modify button these two user these two user names and passwords can be made names and passwords can be made relevant relevant changes Click the following add button you can add relevant users and set add...

Page 21: ...ware Upgrading can update device software version Click Choose File button and button and choose corresponding upgradin choose corresponding upgrading file g file Click upload button and then system will Click upload button and then system will pop up a windows to confirm uploading file pop up a windows to confirm uploading file ...

Page 22: ...After that you After that you can click can click to upgrade to upgrade In upgrade In upgrade ...

Page 23: ...es which includes WAN port parameter settings wifi settings and other parameters will be cleared As WAN port parameter settings wifi settings and other parameters will be cleared As displayed below displayed below 8 8 5 System Lo 5 System Log g Log basic setting can be chosen to enable or disable log Log pri includes Emergency Log basic setting can be chosen to enable or disable log Log pri includ...

Page 24: ...ng humidity humidity 10 10 90 90 non condensing non condensing Storage Storage humidity humidity 10 10 90 90 non condensing non condensing Ap App pen end di ix x h hazar azard do ou us s an and d n no ox xi io ou us s s su ub bs st tan anc ce e Parts Parts Hazardous Substance Hazardous Substance Pb Pb Hg Hg Cd Cd Cr6 Cr6 PBB PBB PBDE PBDE PCB PCB Plastic Parts Plastic Parts Metal Parts Metal Parts...

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