Nexcom IWF 300 Series, User Manual

Page 1: ...l Co Ltd Version 1 2 Published July 2018 www nexcom com NEXCOM International Co Ltd IoT Automation Solutions Business Group Dual Radio Dual Band IEEE 802 11 a n b g n Industrial Mesh AP IWF 300 IWF 310 Series User Manual ...

Page 2: ...rt and Assistance 7 Conventions Used in this Manual 8 Chapter 1 Product Overview 9 1 1 Introduction 9 1 2 Installation 10 1 2 1 IWF 300 IWF 310 Front Panel 10 1 2 2 IWF 300 IWF 310 Rear Panel 11 1 2 3 IWF 300 Dimension 12 1 2 4 IWF 310 Dimension 13 1 2 5 IWF 300 Wall Mount Dimension 14 1 2 6 IWF 310 Wall Mount Dimension 14 1 3 Package Contents 15 Chapter 2 System Configuration 16 2 1 Quickly acces...

Page 3: ...rnel Log 28 2 2 7 Processes 29 2 2 8 Real time Graphic 29 2 2 8 1 Load 30 2 2 8 2 Traffic 31 2 2 8 3 Wireless 32 2 2 8 4 Connections 33 2 3 System 34 2 3 1 System 35 2 3 1 1 General Settings 35 2 3 1 2 Logging 37 2 3 1 3 Language and Style 37 2 3 2 Administration 38 2 3 2 1 Router Password 38 2 3 2 2 SSH Access 38 2 3 3 Software 39 2 3 4 Startup 40 2 3 5 LED Configuration 40 2 3 6 Backup Flash Fir...

Page 4: ...ttings 63 2 4 4 2 Resolve and Hosts Files 64 2 4 4 3 TFTP Settings 64 2 4 4 4 Advanced Settings 64 2 4 5 Hostnames 65 2 4 6 Static Routes 66 2 4 7 Firewall 68 2 4 7 1 General Settings 69 2 4 7 2 Port Forwards 70 2 4 7 3 Traffic Rules 70 2 4 7 4 Custom Rules 72 2 4 8 Diagnostics 72 Chapter 3 Product Specification 74 IWF 300 74 Main Features 74 Specifications 74 IWF 310 78 Main Features 78 Specifica...

Page 5: ...he information in this document is subject to change without prior notice and does not represent commitment from NEXCOM International Co Ltd However users may update their knowledge of any product in use by constantly checking its manual posted on our website http www nexcom com NEXCOM shall not be liable for direct indirect special incidental or consequential damages arising out of the use of any...

Page 6: ... equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that t...

Page 7: ...ers The transmitter module may not be co located with any other transmitter or antenna For all products market in US OEM has to limit the operation channels in CH1 to CH11 for 2 4G band by supplied firmware programming tool OEM shall not supply any tool or info to the end user regarding to Regulatory Domain change As long as 3 conditions above are met further transmitter test will not be required ...

Page 8: ...ormation to the End User The OEM integrator has to be aware not to provide information to the end user regarding how to install or remove this RF module in the user s manual of the end product which integrates this module The end user manual shall include all required regulatory information warning as shown in this manual CE The product s described in this manual complies with all applicable Europ...

Page 9: ... of green products The task force will ensure that we follow the standard NEXCOM development procedure and that all the new RoHS components and new manufacturing processes maintain the highest industry quality levels for which NEXCOM are renowned The model selection criteria will be based on market demand Vendors and suppliers will ensure that all designed components will be RoHS compliant How to ...

Page 10: ...Keep this User Manual for later reference 3 Disconnect this equipment from any AC outlet before cleaning Use a damp cloth Do not use liquid or spray detergents for cleaning 4 For plug in equipment the power outlet socket must be located near the equipment and must be easily accessible 5 Keep this equipment away from humidity 6 Put this equipment on a stable surface during installation Dropping it ...

Page 11: ...ou cannot get it to work according to the user s manual e The equipment has been dropped and damaged f The equipment has obvious signs of breakage 15 Do not place heavy objects on the equipment 16 CAUTION DANGER OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS INCORRECTLY REPLACED REPLACE ONLY WITH THE SAME OR EQUIVALENT TYPE RECOMMENDED BY THE MANUFACTURER DISCARD USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE MANUFACTURER S INSTRUC...

Page 12: ... enclosure disconnect power before working on the unit to prevent electrical shocks 3 Maintenance to keep the unit clean use only approved cleaning products or clean with a dry cloth Cautions Electrostatic discharge ESD can damage system components Do the described procedures only at an ESD workstation If no such station is available you can provide some ESD protection by wearing an antistatic wri...

Page 13: ...300mbps each radio In addition the Radio power can be up to 27dBm for wide range coverage and service IWF 300 also functions as EZ MESH network Wi Fi access with cost effective option Key Features 9 9 Seamless Wi Fi coverage for 320 320m middle scale facility 9 9 Reliable 5GHz Mesh Backbone plus 2 4GHz Access Point 9 9 High performance data video transmitting after 4 hops 9 9 Best path selection f...

Page 14: ... Reserved IWF 300 and IWF 310 User Manual 10 Chapter 1 Product Overview 1 2 Installation 1 2 1 IWF 300 IWF 310 Front Panel Reset Reset WPS Coming soon WPS Coming soon Power LED Power LED Ethernet Port LED Ethernet Port LED WPS LED WPS LED IWF 300 IWF 310 ...

Page 15: ...al 11 Chapter 1 Product Overview 1 2 2 IWF 300 IWF 310 Rear Panel Wireless antenna WAN Port for connecting the router to an ADSL line LAN1 to LAN4 Port DC power jack 12Vdc IWF 300 IWF 310 Wireless antenna WAN Port for connecting the router to an ADSL line LAN1 to LAN4 Port DC power jack 12Vdc ...

Page 16: ...Copyright 2016 NEXCOM International Co Ltd All Rights Reserved IWF 300 and IWF 310 User Manual 12 Chapter 1 Product Overview 1 2 3 IWF 300 Dimension ...

Page 17: ...Copyright 2016 NEXCOM International Co Ltd All Rights Reserved IWF 300 and IWF 310 User Manual 13 Chapter 1 Product Overview 1 2 4 IWF 310 Dimension ...

Page 18: ...Copyright 2016 NEXCOM International Co Ltd All Rights Reserved IWF 300 and IWF 310 User Manual 14 Chapter 1 Product Overview 1 2 5 IWF 300 Wall Mount Dimension 1 2 6 IWF 310 Wall Mount Dimension ...

Page 19: ...XCOM International Co Ltd All Rights Reserved IWF 300 and IWF 310 User Manual 15 Chapter 1 Product Overview 1 3 Package Contents IWF 300 IWF 310 unit x 1 Dual band antenna x 2 Wall mount kit x 1 AC DC power adaptor x 1 ...

Page 20: ...r 2 System Configuration 2 1 Quickly access IWF 300 IWF 310 with web browser Login To access the IWF 300 IWF 310 device you can open a browser to access the Web GUI via default IP address 192 168 1 1 The default administrator login settings are Login root Password admin The first page you would see the login page like below screenshot ...

Page 21: ...ter successful administrator login you will see the Status page of the device Web management interface with current information of System Memory Network DHCP Wireless and Associated Stations The device is now ready for configuration Saving Changes Save apply the configuration in WebUI after you do the changes at the bottom of WebUI ...

Page 22: ... Manual 18 Chapter 2 System Configuration Unsaved Changes UNSAVED CHANGES provides the help to see the parameters which were not saved applied Click the Save Apply button to save the parameters Auto Refresh Click the AUTO REFRESH button to turn on off WebUI refresh function automatically ...

Page 23: ...led status you can click the Status menu under the menu bar then select the item of Overview Firewall Routes System Log Kernel Log Process and Real time Graphs from the pull down list like the below screen 2 2 2 Overview To see the overall status of IWF 300 and IWF 310 click Overview to displays the current settings of the IWF 300 IWF 310 s ports and some system information ...

Page 24: ...WF 310 HW basic information Firmware Version Displays IWF 300 Kernel Version Displays IWF 300 IWF 310 current Kernel version Local Time Displays IWF 300 IWF 310 current date and time Uptime Displays how long IWF 300 IWF 310 has been operating since last boot up uptime Load Average CPU average loading For example CPU average loading 94 in the past 1 minute 43 in the past 5 minutes 24 in the past 15...

Page 25: ...ble Displays IWF 300 IWF 310 available current memory Free Displays IWF 300 IWF 310 current free memory Buffered Displays IWF 300 IWF 310 memory using for buffering IPv4 WAN Status Displays current connecting IPv4 information IPv6 WAN Status Displays current connecting IPv6 information Active Connections Displays current active connections 2 2 2 3 Network ...

Page 26: ...Leases This displays information about hosts Personal Computers or electronic devices that are connected to IWF 300 IWF 310 including IPv4 MAC address and leasing time 2 2 2 5 DHCPv6 Leases This displays information about hosts Personal Computers or electronic devices that are connected to IWF 300 IWF 310 including IPv6 DUID and leasing time ...

Page 27: ...g is Mesh Access SSID Displays the name of the wireless network Mode Displays the mode in this radio Channel Displays current channel using Bitrate Displays current wireless data rate BSSID Displays MAC address of this radio Encryption Displays current encryption setting 2 2 2 7 Associated Stations Displays current associated device information Personal Computers or electronic devices with IWF 300...

Page 28: ...Chapter 2 System Configuration 2 2 3 Firewall Firewall setting is a particular function which allows user to connect or block two or more interfaces in device with sophisticated and specifically defined parameters in this Web page The settings in Firewall are suggested to keep it as factory default ...

Page 29: ...2 System Configuration 2 2 4 Routes This section display information about routing list for current connecting device 2 2 4 1 ARP Displays ARP table in IWF 300 IWF 310 including IPv4 address MAC address and connecting interface 2 2 4 2 Active IPv4 Routes Displays active WAN and LAN port s IPv4 routing table ...

Page 30: ...Ltd All Rights Reserved IWF 300 and IWF 310 User Manual 26 Chapter 2 System Configuration 2 2 4 3 Active IPv6 Routes 2 2 4 4 IPv6 Neighbors Displays active IPv6 routing table of WAN and LAN port Display connected device with IPv6 information ...

Page 31: ...national Co Ltd All Rights Reserved IWF 300 and IWF 310 User Manual 27 Chapter 2 System Configuration 2 2 5 System Log Displays the record of system activities The administrator can monitor the system status by checking this log ...

Page 32: ...national Co Ltd All Rights Reserved IWF 300 and IWF 310 User Manual 28 Chapter 2 System Configuration 2 2 6 Kernel Log Displays the record of kernel activities The administrator can monitor the system status by checking this log ...

Page 33: ...y improper terminating or killing individual process tasks may cause device malfunction The settings are suggested to keep it as factory default 2 2 8 Real time Graphic This section provides utilities to monitor IWF 300 IWF 310 system information including real time load real time Ethernet traffic Real time wireless signal and real time associated device traffic To monitor status in this section p...

Page 34: ... Ltd All Rights Reserved IWF 300 and IWF 310 User Manual 30 Chapter 2 System Configuration 2 2 8 1 Load Display real time CPU average loading percentage For example 1 minute Minimum 8 Average 8 Peak 33 5 minutes 33 33 39 15 minutes 34 34 36 ...

Page 35: ... Co Ltd All Rights Reserved IWF 300 and IWF 310 User Manual 31 Chapter 2 System Configuration 2 2 8 2 Traffic Display IWF 300 IWF 310 Ethernet real time traffic loading Inbound Incoming data packet size Outbound Outgoing data packet size ...

Page 36: ...rved IWF 300 and IWF 310 User Manual 32 Chapter 2 System Configuration 2 2 8 3 Wireless Display Wireless real time signal quality including signal level noise and data rate wlan0 Radio0 2 4GHz Access Point information wlan1 Radio1 5GHz Mesh Access information ...

Page 37: ...ght 2016 NEXCOM International Co Ltd All Rights Reserved IWF 300 and IWF 310 User Manual 33 Chapter 2 System Configuration 2 2 8 4 Connections Displays IWF 300 IWF 310 real time active connection information ...

Page 38: ... 2 System Configuration 2 3 System To setup detail configuration about IWF 300 IWF 310 system click the System under the menu bar then select the item of System Administration Software Start up Scheduled Tasks LED configuration Backup Flash Firmware and Reboot from the pull down list like the below screen ...

Page 39: ...nal Co Ltd All Rights Reserved IWF 300 and IWF 310 User Manual 35 Chapter 2 System Configuration 2 3 1 System 2 3 1 1 General Settings This section provide general settings of IWF 300 IWF 310 including Time Host name Time zone and NTP ...

Page 40: ...F 300 and IWF 310 User Manual 36 Chapter 2 System Configuration Enter the address of an SNTP server to receive time updates Click Sync with browser and let IWF 300 IWF 310 sync time with your current computerm then select your country from the Timezone pull down list ...

Page 41: ... log server The server address of external log server External system log server port The port number of external log server Log output level The output information of log including Debug Info Notice Warring Error Critical Alert and Emergency Cron Log Level The minimal level for cron messages to be logged to syslog 2 3 1 3 Language and Style This section provides settings for language and WebUI st...

Page 42: ... password and confirm it 2 3 2 2 SSH Access Secure Shell SSH Enable your IWF 300 IWF 310 to be accessed via SSH based application Interface Select the interface Port Enter the port number Password authentication Enable Disable SSH password authentication Allow root logins with password Enable Disable the root user to login with password Gateway ports Enable Disable remote hosts to connect to local...

Page 43: ...y authentication 2 3 3 Software This Webpage is designed for detailed troubleshooting status monitoring by professional personnel in the field Any improper terminating or killing individual process tasks may cause device malfunction The settings are suggested to keep it as factory default Notice that none of the software item can be killed otherwise the software may not be recovered ...

Page 44: ...It provides comprehensive settings for troubleshooting status monitoring by professional personnel in the field Any improper setting may cause device malfunction 2 3 5 LED Configuration This Webpage is designed for manual configuration of LED definition including PHY Wi Fi Status and WPS It provides comprehensive settings for troubleshooting status monitoring by professional personnel in the field...

Page 45: ...uration 2 3 6 Backup Flash Firmware 2 3 6 1 Upgrade Firmware To upgrade a new firmware onto the device please choose System from the menu bar then select Backup Flash Firmware like the below screen Please click Browse under the Flash new firmware image section Then select the correct firmware file in the file browser like ...

Page 46: ...ck Proceed the DUT firmware will be upgraded with the file you selected and the upgrade progress will be displayed like below Note The whole programming might take several minutes to complete the flash writing PLEASE DO NOT REBOOT OR POWER OFF THE DEVICE before the whole progress If the firmware upgrad is successful the GUI should switch to the Login page You can also check the version via the Fir...

Page 47: ... Then save it as a file in your PC To restore the device to your previous configuration please choose System from the menu bar then select Backup Flash Firmware and click Browse under the section to select your previous configuration file then click the button Upload archive like Note After restoring the file the system will apply the changes and automatically reboot Due to the settings from confi...

Page 48: ... Perform reset Note The whole programming might take several minutes to complete the process PLEASE DO NOT REBOOT OR POWER OFF THE DEVICE before the whole progress 2 3 6 4 Configuration Click Configuration to see the configuration list The files in Close list are the determined list of files to backup It consists of changed configuration files marked by opkg essential base files and the user defin...

Page 49: ...ns for matching files and directories to include during system upgrade are shown Modified files in etc config and other certain configurations are automatically preserved Click the Submit button after finishing editing 2 3 7 Reboot Click the Perform Reboot button to warm start the system After the system finishes the reboot process it will direct back to the Login page ...

Page 50: ...nterface and click Edit Under the IPv4 address field you can input the new IP address of this device and then pull down the scroll bar to the bottom of the WebUI page and click Save Apply to save this new IP address into flash and apply it immediately Note After applying new IP it would take several minutes to switch to the Status page via the new IP address Please enter the new IP address on the ...

Page 51: ...ser Manual 47 Chapter 2 System Configuration 2 4 1 2 Interfaces Overview Connect Link up this interface to the network functions like Save Apply Stop Disable the interface to link to the network Edit Modify WAN port settings or LAN port group settings Delete Delete this interface group ...

Page 52: ...310 User Manual 48 Chapter 2 System Configuration 2 4 1 3 WAN LAN Interface Overview On this page you can configure the network interfaces You can bridge several interfaces by ticking the bridge interfaces field and enter the names of several network interfaces separated by spaces ...

Page 53: ...anual Choose this option if you do not have a DHCP server in your network or if you wish to assign a static IP address to IWF 300 IWF 310 DHCP client When Dynamic IP DHCP is selected the DHCP client will be functional once this selection is made Unmanaged This interface has no configuration interface or options PPP Used to provide point to point link for connecting IWF 300 IWF 310 to old serial mo...

Page 54: ...ional Co Ltd All Rights Reserved IWF 300 and IWF 310 User Manual 50 Chapter 2 System Configuration Advanced Settings Advanced settings and configuration it is advised that generic users leave the settings unchanged Physical Settings ...

Page 55: ...ce needs to enable bridge interfaces After enabling bridge interfaces select the interfaces to bridge Interface Select the interfaces for your bridge group Select both the Ethernet adapter most likely eth0 1 or eth1 and the wireless network 2 4 1 4 DHCP Server General Setup Ignore Interface Select this option to disable your DHCP server you will need a static IP or another DHCP server for your net...

Page 56: ... clients If disabled only clients with static leases will be served Force Force DHCP on this network even if another server is detected 2 4 2 WiFi 2 4 2 1 Wireless Overview To set up the Wireless configuration please select Network in the tab then select WiFi which would show you the current radio interfaces status Wireless Overview includes channel SSID MAC address and security setting informatio...

Page 57: ... the same radio interface You will see the new interface after clicking Add Disable Disable the radio interface Edit Configure the radio interface Remove Remove radio interface Please note that the radio must be disabled first when you don t want to use the radio interface 2 4 2 2 Associated Stations Associated stations show wireless client connection information It includes the SSID MAC IP addres...

Page 58: ...er Manual 54 Chapter 2 System Configuration 2 4 2 3 Wireless configuration Please select network Wifi and click Edit to configure Radio0 802 11n or Radio1 802 11AC The Device Configuration section covers physical settings of the radio hardware such as channel transmit power and so forth ...

Page 59: ...of a radio Advanced Settings Distance Optimization Specify the ACK timeout by entering the value manually ACK timeout can be entered by defining the link distance A value too short for the ACK timeout may cause transmission time out and no packets can be received A value too long may cause low throughput rate Fragmentation Threshold Default off Specify the Fragmentation threshold by entering the v...

Page 60: ...al method to implement virtual carrier sensing in Carrier sense multiple access with collision avoidance CSMA CA Specify the RTS threshold by entering the value manually 0 2346 bytes Typically sending RTS CTS frames does not occur unless the packet size exceeds this threshold The Interface Configuration section covers SSID operation mode and encryption General Setup ESSID Edit the SSID The default...

Page 61: ...k WEP uses static shared keys that are manually distributed to all clients that want to use the network WEP Shared Key WEP provides a basic level of security preventing unauthorized access to the network and encrypting data transmitted between wireless clients and an access point WEP uses static shared keys that are manually distributed to all clients that want to use the network WPA PSK Clients u...

Page 62: ...Manual 58 Chapter 2 System Configuration Cipher It is recommended to select TKIP and CCMP AES Force CCMP AES Force TKIP Force TKIP and CCMP AES The cycle icon will display the characters you just input MAC Filter Select MAC Filtering Specifies the MAC address to block or allow traffic from ...

Page 63: ...ach other VLANs are often used to separate different network segments Often there is by default one Uplink port for a connection to the next greater network like the internet and other ports for a local network Click Network Switch in the GUI menu to configure VLANs Scrolling down to this screen which enables disables VLAN capability and configures mirror options in the switch 0 By default VLAN fu...

Page 64: ...IWF 310 s WAN port Port 2 Port 5 indicate the IWF 300 IWF 310 s LAN ports 1 4 CPU indicates the trunk port with tagged attribute of VLAN 1 and VLAN 2 Port 6 is not used in the IWF 300 IWF 310 Port status This area displays the link status speed and duplex by auto negotiation for each port Delete This button icon deletes the followed VLAN entry Add This button icon adds a new VLAN entry with each s...

Page 65: ...s SoC This switch is not used for the product s design and makes no effects on any functions 2 4 4 DHCP and DNS A combined DHCP Server and DNS Forwarder for NAT firewall is provided in IWF 300 IWF 310 Click Network DHCP and DNS in the GUI menu The DHCP and DNS page will appear There are four categories of settings or lease status Active DHCP Leases Active DHCPv6 Leases Static Leases and Server Set...

Page 66: ... above The next category that users can scroll to is Static Leases as follows Static leases are used to assign fixed IP addresses and symbolic hostnames to DHCP clients by calculating MAC Address They are also required for non dynamic interface configurations where only hosts with a corresponding lease are served Add Add a new lease entry After clicking the Add button a new entry with 4 blank inpu...

Page 67: ... System Configuration Delete Delete the followed entry Scroll to the screen identified as Server Settings category There are 4 tabs to select more options for DHCP and DNS services in the IWF 300 IWF 310 2 4 4 1 General Settings Domain required Default value is checked Authoritative Default value is checked ...

Page 68: ...International Co Ltd All Rights Reserved IWF 300 and IWF 310 User Manual 64 Chapter 2 System Configuration 2 4 4 2 Resolve and Hosts Files 2 4 4 3 TFTP Settings By default TFTP server is not enabled 2 4 4 4 Advanced Settings ...

Page 69: ...iguration Max DHCP Leases Default value is unlimited Max concurrent queries Default value is 150 2 4 5 Hostnames Clicking the Network Hostnames in the GUI menu will bring up the Hostnames page For devices that do not have hostname or do not resolve automatically a hostname IP paired to a specific device must be assigned ...

Page 70: ...example Hostname Test Device IP address 192 168 1 251 Delete Delete the followed host entry 2 4 6 Static Routes Clicking Network Static Routes in the GUI menu will bring up the Routes page for two categories Static IPv4 Routes and Static IPv6 Routes Static routes specify the interface and gateway which certain host or network can be reached over Such pair interface and gateway is called a route ...

Page 71: ...c IPv4 Routes screen as follows Add Add an entry for route to an IPv4 network or host For example Target network 192 168 10 0 Netmask 255 255 255 0 IWF 300 IWF 310 WAN IP 192 168 0 1 The route to be assigned will be wan for interface and 192 168 0 253 for gateway Leave Metric and MTU field to default values as 0 and 1500 respectively Delete Delete a followed route entry ...

Page 72: ...twork scroll down to the Static IPv6 Routes screen as follows Add Add an entry for a route to an IPv6 network or host Clicking the Add button will show the following entry Clicking the Save Apply button will activate the entries 2 4 7 Firewall Click Network Firewall in the GUI menu and navigate to the firewall attributes configuration page ...

Page 73: ...ngs category there are 5 basic options for traffic control over interfaces Enable SYN flood protection default enabled Drop invalid packets default disabled Input default accept Output default accept and Forward default reject In the Zones category create or edit zones over your network interfaces to control network traffic flow There are 3 control buttons for Zones settings Edit Edit the followed...

Page 74: ...pecific computer or service within the private LAN In the New port forward category there is only one button for flow editing Add Create a new flow entry for port forwarding among zones 2 4 7 3 Traffic Rules Clicking the Traffic Rules tab on the top of screen will bring up the policy tables of 2 categories Traffic Rules and Source NAT In the Traffic Rules category the flow entries of traffic rule ...

Page 75: ...pecific flow entries of masquerading that allow fine grained control over the source IP used for outgoing traffic For example to map multiple WAN addresses to internal subnets can be added or edited Add and edit Create a new entry with default values and edit at once if required Please remember to click the Save Apply button to activate the new settings ...

Page 76: ...bles commands which are not otherwise covered by the firewall framework The commands are executed after each firewall re starts right after the default rule set has been loaded 2 4 8 Diagnostics Click Network Diagnostics in the GUI menu and navigate to the Diagnostics web page In this page there are 3 utilities for users to diagnose interface settings and network paths Ping Traceroute and Nslookup...

Page 77: ...rip time for messages sent from the originating host to a destination host and back The only required parameter is the name or IP address of the destination host Traceroute Track the route packets taken from an IP network on their way to a given destination host The only required parameter is the name or IP address of the destination host Nslookup Query the Domain Name System DNS to obtain domain ...

Page 78: ...Bm High RF power Multiple function AP Client WDS EZ MESH Support 12V DC input Support 40 80 C extended operating temperature Specifications Wireless Radio 1x IEEE 802 11an 2x2 MIMO 1x IEEE 802 11 b g n 2x2 MIMO Frequency Ranges USA 2 400 2 483 GHz 5 15 5 35 GHz 5 5 5 7 GHz 5 725 5 825 GHz Europe 2 400 2 483 GHz 5 15 5 35 GHz 5 47 5 725 GHz Japan 2 400 2 497 GHz 5 15 5 35 GHz 5 47 5 725 GHz China 2...

Page 79: ...M 24dBm 11M IEEE802 11g 27dBm 6M 24dBm 54M IEEE802 11g n HT20 23dBm MCS0 8 19dBm MCS7 15 IEEE802 11g n HT40 22dBm MCS0 8 18dBm MCS7 15 Receive Sensitivity IEEE 802 11an IEEE802 11a 76dBm 54M IEEE802 11a n HT20 74dBm MCS7 IEEE802 11a n HT40 71dBm MCS7 Receive Sensitivity IEEE 802 11a b g n 2Rx IEEE802 11b 93dBm 1M 91dBm 11M IEEE802 11g 94dBm 6M 80dBm 54M IEEE802 11g n HT20 94dBm MCS0 8 77dBm MCS7 1...

Page 80: ...5 1x WES Dual band antenna 2x with RP SMA connectors Operating Mode AP AP router Client router EZ mesh at 802 11ac 5GHz Security WEP 64 128 WAP WPA2 Mixed WPA2 personal PSK CCMP AES WPA2 enterprise 802 1X certification Hidden ESSID support MAC address filtering MAC ACL Station isolation System Management Web based administration SNMP V1 V2c SYSLOG information support Statistics Configuration backu...

Page 81: ...05 x 105 x 25 mm Weight 640g Environment Protection Operating temperature 40 80 C Storage temperature 45 85 C Humidity 0 to 95 maximum Non condensing Vibration random 0 3g Certification FCC CE RoHS compliant Package Contents IWF 300 unit x 1 Dual band antenna x 2 Wall mount kit x 1 AC DC power adaptor x 1 Note The available RF output power will be given by certified power in different region ...

Page 82: ...r EZ MESH Support 12V DC input Support 40 80 C extended operating temperature Specifications Wireless Radio 1x IEEE 802 11an 2x2 MIMO 1x IEEE 802 11 b g n 2x2 MIMO Frequency Ranges USA 2 400 2 483 GHz 5 15 5 35 GHz 5 5 5 7 GHz 5 725 5 825 GHz Europe 2 400 2 483 GHz 5 15 5 35 GHz 5 47 5 725 GHz Japan 2 400 2 497 GHz 5 15 5 35 GHz 5 47 5 725 GHz China 2 400 2 483 GHz 5 725 5 85 GHz RF Output Power I...

Page 83: ...dBm 6M 24dBm 54M IEEE802 11g n HT20 23dBm MCS0 8 19dBm MCS7 15 IEEE802 11g n HT40 22dBm MCS0 8 18dBm MCS7 15 Receive Sensitivity IEEE 802 11an IEEE802 11a 76dBm 54M IEEE802 11a n HT20 74dBm MCS7 IEEE802 11a n HT40 71dBm MCS7 Receive Sensitivity IEEE 802 11 b g n IEEE802 11b 93dBm 1M 91dBm 11M IEEE802 11g 94dBm 6M 80dBm 54M IEEE802 11g n HT20 94dBm MCS0 8 77dBm MCS7 15 IEEE802 11g n HT40 89dBm MCS0...

Page 84: ...s 1x Reset LED 1x power status 5x RJ45 Antenna connectors 2x with RP SMA Operating Mode AP AP router Client router EZ mesh Security WEP 64 128 WPA WPA2 Mixed WPA2 personal PSK CCMP AES Hidden ESSID support MAC address filtering MAC ACL System Management Web based administration SNMP v1 v2c coming soon SYSLOG information support Statistics Configuration backup and restore One button click to restor...

Page 85: ...on 185 x 108 x 43 mm Environment Protection Operating temperature 40 80 C Storage temperature 45 85 C Humidity 0 to 95 maximum Non condensing Vibration random 0 3g Certification FCC CE RoHS compliant EN50155 compliant Package Contents IWF 310 unit x 1 Dual band antenna x 2 Wall mount kit x 1 AC DC power adaptor x 1 Note The available RF output power will be given by certified power in different re...

Page 86: ... configure 5G mesh Step 1 In the Network Wifi page press the radio1 ar9382 Edit button Step 2 Select the 2 4G channel Mode Access Point ESSID Bandwidth 20 or 40MHz Step 3 If your 5G channel is 36 40 44 149 select the 40MHz Only for mesh mode ch 36 40 44 149 option If your 5G channel is 48 153 157 161 165 select the 40MHz Only for mesh mode ch 48 153 157 161 169 option ...

Page 87: ...10 User Manual 83 Chapter 4 Appendix Step 4 Press the Save Apply button 4 1 2 How to configure 2 4G AP Step 1 In the Network Wifi page press the radio0 ar9344 Edit button Step 2 Select the 2 4G channel Mode Access Point ESSID Bandwidth 20 or 40MHz Step 3 Press the Save Apply button ...

Page 88: ...nd IWF 310 User Manual 84 Chapter 4 Appendix 4 1 3 How to run firmware upgrade Step 1 In the System Flash firmware page select your image and press the Flash image button Step 2 Press the Proceed button then the image will be flashed to the device please wait for 2 minutes ...

Page 89: ...ton IWF 300 IWF 310 Default Parameters LAN port default IP 192 168 1 1 WAN port default IP DHCP Client Login user name root Login password admin WiFi 2G default operating mode AP mode SSID IWF 300 IWF 310_11N_2G WiFi 2G default channel 11 WiFi 2G default wireless password no password WiFi 5G default operating mode Mesh mode Mesh ID IWF 300 IWF 310_11A_5G WiFi 5G default channel 36 WiFi 5G default ...