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G + Wir eles s Ro uter User Ma nua l P M 0 111 6 - A F 5 D 9 2 3 1 - 4.
i G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS 123456789 10 Table o f Co nt ent s T ABLE O F CONT EN TS Se tt ing WEP Enc r yp tio n � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � .
1 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 23456789 10 1 INTRODUCTIO N Th ank you for pu rch asi ng the Be lkin G + Wir ele ss Rou ter (th e R oute r)� Fo llowi ng are t wo s hor t se.
2 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 23456789 10 1 INTRODUCTIO N • Ens ure th at your Ro ute r’s ne two rk ing a nten na s a re par al lel to eac h oth er, an d a re pos it.
3 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 23456789 10 1 INTRODUCTIO N 4. Cho ose the “Quietest” Channel for your Wireless Network In loc ati on s w her e h ome s or of fi ce s a re.
4 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 23456789 10 1 INTRODUCTIO N 5. Secure Connections, VPNs, and AOL Se cur e c on ne cti ons t yp ica lly re qu ire a u se r n am e a nd pas swo .
5 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 1 3456789 10 PROD UCT OV ERV IE W 2 Produ ct F eatures In min ute s yo u wi ll be abl e to sh ar e yo ur Inte rn et con ne cti on an d n et wo.
6 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 1 3456789 10 2 PROD UCT OV ERV IE W Universal Plug a nd Play (UPnP) UPn P i s a tec hno lo gy tha t of fe r s s ea mle ss op er ati on of vo i.
7 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12 456789 10 KN OWIN G YOUR ROU TER 3 Package Conte nts • Be lki n G + Wireless Router • Qu ick In sta ll atio n G ui de • Be l.
8 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12 456789 10 3 KN OWIN G YOUR ROU TER D. Wired-Computer Status Off Wi re d c omp ute r i s n ot p re se nt So lid Gr ee n Wir ed co mp uter is co nn ec ted to the Ro ute r Bli nki ng Am be r Pro ble m w ith wi re d c omp ute r co nne ct ing pr ope rl y to th e R oute r E.
9 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12 456789 10 3 KN OWIN G YOUR ROU TER F . Mo d em St a tu s Th is ico n l igh ts in g re en to i ndi ca te t hat you r m ode m is c on ne cte .
10 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12 456789 10 3 KN OWIN G YOUR ROU TER H. Co nnections to Wired Computers – Gray Co nne ct you r w ire d (n on -wir el es s) c omp ute rs to.
11 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 123 56789 10 CONNECTING AND CONFIGUR ING Y OUR ROUTER 4 V erify the conten ts of your bo x. Y ou should have the fo llowing : • Be lki n.
12 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 123 56789 10 4 CONNECTING AND CONFIGUR ING Y OUR ROUTER Ste p 1 : Ha rdw are C onnectio ns – Fol lo w the Quick Instal lation Guide (QIG ) A . Unp lug yo ur m od em’s po wer co rd� Put the Ro ute r n ex t to the mo dem � R ais e t he Rou ter ’ s a nte nna s� B.
13 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 123 56789 10 4 CONNECTING AND CONFIGUR ING Y OUR ROUTER Note for Windows Users: If the Se tup As si st ant do es not st ar t up auto ma tic a.
14 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 123 56789 10 4 CONNECTING AND CONFIGUR ING Y OUR ROUTER Progress Screen Se tup As sis ta nt wil l s how you a p rog re ss sc re en eac h t im.
15 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 123 56789 10 4 CONNECTING AND CONFIGUR ING Y OUR ROUTER 1 .2 V erif ying Hardware Connections Th e S etu p A ss ist an t w ill now ver if y y our ha rdw are co nne c tio n� 1 .
16 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 123 56789 10 4 CONNECTING AND CONFIGUR ING Y OUR ROUTER 1 .4 Requesting In ternet Account Info (if needed) If your In ter net ac co unt re qu.
17 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 123 56789 10 4 CONNECTING AND CONFIGUR ING Y OUR ROUTER 1 .5 Co nfiguring the Router Th e S etu p A ss ist an t w ill now con fi gur e yo ur .
18 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 123 56789 10 4 CONNECTING AND CONFIGUR ING Y OUR ROUTER Congratulations Y o u ha ve f ini she d i ns tal lin g yo ur new Be lki n R oute r .
19 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 123 56789 10 4 CONNECTING AND CONFIGUR ING Y OUR ROUTER 1 . 7 Optional: Assistance Connecting Other Computers Th is opti ona l step wi ll h e.
20 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 1234 6789 10 AL TE RN A TE S ET UP M ETH OD 5 Ste p 1 : Ha rdw are C onnectio ns – Fol lo w the Quick Instal lation Guide Se e t he QIG or .
21 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 1234 6789 10 5 AL TE RN A TE S ET UP M ETH OD Logging into the R outer Y o u wi ll see th e R oute r’s h ome pa ge in your br owse r win do.
22 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 1234 6789 10 5 AL TE RN A TE S ET UP M ETH OD Understanding the W eb-Based Advanced User Interface Th e h ome pa ge is the fi rs t p age you .
23 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 1234 6789 10 5 AL TE RN A TE S ET UP M ETH OD 1 . Quick -Navigat ion Links Y o u c an go dir ec tly to a ny of t he Rou ter ’ s a dva nce d.
24 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 1234 6789 10 5 AL TE RN A TE S ET UP M ETH OD 6. Language Sh ows t he ac tive lan gu age fo r th e A dvan ce d U se r I nter f ac e� S el ec t a de sir ab le lan gua ge by c lic ki ng one of the avai la ble la ngu age s� 7 .
25 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 1234 6789 10 5 AL TE RN A TE S ET UP M ETH OD Setting your Connection T ype From the “C onn ec tio n T yp e” pa ge, you ca n s ele ct th .
26 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 1234 6789 10 5 AL TE RN A TE S ET UP M ETH OD 1 . H ost Name (1 ) Th is spa ce is prov id ed to e nte r a ho st nam e t hat ne ed s to be vi .
27 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 1234 6789 10 5 AL TE RN A TE S ET UP M ETH OD 1. IP Ad d re ss (1) Prov ide d by yo ur ISP � En ter you r I P a ddr es s h ere � 2 . Su b ne t M as k (2 ) Prov ide d by yo ur ISP � En ter you r s ub net ma sk he re� 3.
28 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 1234 6789 10 5 AL TE RN A TE S ET UP M ETH OD Setting your ISP Connection T ype to PPPoE Mo st DSL pr ovid er s u se PPPoE as th e c onn ec t.
29 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 1234 6789 10 5 AL TE RN A TE S ET UP M ETH OD 1 . User Name Th is spa ce is prov id ed to t yp e i n yo ur us er na me that wa s a ss ign ed by you r IS P � 2 . Pa ss wor d T y pe in your pa ssw ord an d r et yp e i t in to t he “Re ty pe Pas swo rd” box to co nfi rm it� 3.
30 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 1234 6789 10 5 AL TE RN A TE S ET UP M ETH OD Set t ing your Inte rn et S er vi ce Pr ovid er ( ISP) Con nec ti on T yp e to Poi nt-to- Poin .
31 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 1234 6789 10 5 AL TE RN A TE S ET UP M ETH OD 1. PP TP Ac co un t Prov ide d by yo ur ISP � En ter you r PP TP Us er ID her e� 2 . P PT P P as swo r d T y pe in your pa ssw ord an d r et yp e i t in to t he “Re ty pe Pas swo rd” box to co nfi rm it� 3.
32 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 1234 6789 10 5 AL TE RN A TE S ET UP M ETH OD Setting your Internet Service Pro vider (ISP) Connection T ype to Layer 2 T unneling Proto col .
33 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 1234 6789 10 5 AL TE RN A TE S ET UP M ETH OD Setting Custom Domain Name Server (DNS) Sett ings A “ Do mai n N ame Se r ve r” is a s er v.
34 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 1234 6789 10 5 AL TE RN A TE S ET UP M ETH OD Configuring your W AN Media A ccess Controller (MA C) Address Al l n et wor k c omp on ent s i .
35 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE 6 Usi ng you r In ter ne t b rows er, you ca n a cc es s th e R ou ter’s We b-.
36 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE 1. IP Add res s Th e “ IP a ddr es s” is the inte rn al IP add re ss of th.
37 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE 3. DH CP S er ver Th e D HCP se r ver fu nc tio n ma kes se tt ing up a net wo.
38 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE Vie wing the DH CP Clien t Li st Page Y o u c an view a lis t o f th e c om pu.
39 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE Configuring the Wireless Network Sett ings Th e “ Wi rel es s” t ab le ts .
40 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE Changing the Wireless Channel Th ere a re a nu mb er of o pe ra ting ch an nel.
41 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE Using the Broadcast SSID Feature Note: Th is adva nc ed fea tur e s hou ld be .
42 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE to d ete rmi ne whi ch st and ar d yo u wa nt to u se� T o ac ce ss th e s e.
43 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE 1. Wi -Fi Pro tec ted Se tup ( WP S): En abl ed or Di sa ble d� 2 .
44 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE WP A 2 R equirements IMPORT ANT : In or der to us e WPA 2 s ec uri t y , al l .
45 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE Set t ing WPA/ W P A 2- Per son al (P SK ) Like WPA se cu ri ty, WPA 2 i s ava.
46 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE Set ting WEP Enc ry ption Note to Mac users: Th e “ Pas sph ra se” opt ion.
47 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE Using a He xadecimal K ey A h exad ec ima l ke y is a mix tu re of n umb er s .
48 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE Using the Access Point Mode Note: T hi s ad van ce d f eat ure sh oul d b e e .
49 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE Set ti ng MAC Add ress Cont rol Th e M AC a ddr es s f ilte r is a p ower f ul.
50 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE Setting up a Deny A ccess L ist Th e “ De ny Ac ce ss ” li st let s yo u s.
51 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE Configuring the Firew all Y o ur Rou ter is eq uip pe d wi th a f ire wall th .
52 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE Configuring Internal Forwarding Settings Th e V ir tu al Se r ver s f un cti o.
53 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE Setting Client IP Filters Th e R oute r c an be co nf igu re d to re str ic t .
54 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE Enabling the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) Th e D MZ f eat ure al lows you to spe c.
55 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE Usin g Dyn amic DNS Th e D yn ami c D NS se r vic e a llow s yo u to al ia s a.
56 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE Blocking a n ICMP Ping Co mpu ter ha cker s use wh at is kn own as “pi ngi n.
57 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE Re starting the R outer So met ime s i t m ay b e n ec es sa r y to re st ar t.
58 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE Restoring Factory Default Set tings Usi ng thi s o ptio n w ill re sto re a ll.
59 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE Saving a Current Configurat ion Y o u c an save you r c urr en t c onf ig ura .
60 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE 2 . A w ind ow w ill op en tha t a llow s yo u to se le ct the lo cat ion wh e.
61 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE Restoring a Previous Configuration Th is opti on wil l a llow you to r es tor e a pre vio us ly s ave d c onf igu ra tio n� 1.
62 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE 2 . Y o u wi ll be aske d i f yo u wan t to co ntin ue� Cl ick “ O K ”� 3.
63 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE Updating the Firmw are From tim e to ti me, Be lki n m ay r ele as e n ew ve r.
64 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE 1. T o dow nlo ad the new ver si on of fir mwa re, cli ck “Dow nl oad ” � 2 .
65 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE Updating the Router’s Firmw are 1. In the “Fi rmw are Up date” pa ge, cli ck “B rows e” � A w ind ow w ill op en tha t a llow s yo u to se le ct the lo ca tio n of th e f irm ware up da te f ile� 2 .
66 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE 3. Th e “ Upd ate Fir mwar e” b ox w ill now dis pl ay th e l oc ati on and na me of the fi rmwa re fil e yo u j us t s ele cte d� Cli ck “Up date”� 4.
67 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE Changing the Log in Time-Out Set ting Th e l ogi n ti me - out op tio n a llow.
68 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE Set t ing th e Tim e an d Ti me Zo ne Th e R oute r ke ep s t ime by con ne ct.
69 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345 789 10 6 USING THE WEB- BASED ADV ANC ED USER INTERF ACE Enabling/Disabling UP nP UPn P ( Univ er sa l Pl ug- an d- Play) is yet an oth.
70 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 123456 89 10 MA NUAL L Y CO NFI GUR IN G NE T WOR K SE T TIN GS 7 Se t up th e c omp ute r t hat is co nne c ted to t he cab le or DS L m ode.
71 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 123456 89 10 7 MA NUAL L Y CO NFI GUR IN G NE T WOR K SE T TIN GS Manually Co nfiguring Ne twork Settings in Mac O S X 3. Se le ct “Bu ilt-i n Et he rne t” (1) n ex t to “S how” in the “N et wor k” menu� 4.
72 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 123456 89 10 7 MA NUAL L Y CO NFI GUR IN G NE T WOR K SE T TIN GS 5. If “Ma nua lly ” i s s el ec ted, you r Ro ute r w ill ne ed to be s.
73 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 123456 89 10 7 MA NUAL L Y CO NFI GUR IN G NE T WOR K SE T TIN GS Ma nua lly Con fig uri ng N et work S et t ing s in W ind ows 2 0 00 , NT , XP , or Vis ta 1. Cli ck “St ar t ” , “ Set ti ngs ” , the n “ Con tro l Pa ne l” � 2 .
74 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 123456 89 10 7 MA NUAL L Y CO NFI GUR IN G NE T WOR K SE T TIN GS Manually Co nfiguring Ne twork Settings in Windows 9 8SE or Me 1. Ri ght- cli ck on “ My Net wo rk Ne igh bor ho od” a nd sel ec t “ Pro pe r tie s” fr om t he dro p- dow n m en u� 2 .
75 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 1234567 9 10 REC OM ME NDE D WE B BR OWSE R S ET TI NG S 8 In mos t c as es , yo u w ill not ne ed to make any ch an ge s to you r we b b row.
76 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 1234567 9 10 8 REC OM ME NDE D WE B BR OWSE R S ET TI NG S 3. Und er th e “I nte rne t O pti on s” s cre en , c lic k o n “C on nec ti ons” an d se lec t “L A N S et tin gs…” � 4.
77 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345678 10 TROUB LESH OOTING 9 Pro ble m: Se tup As sis ta nt CD doe s not aut oma tic all y s ta r t� Solution: If the CD -R OM doe s not.
78 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345678 10 9 TROUB LESH OOTING 3. Th e S etu p A ss ist an t s hou ld sta r t wit hin a f ew s ec ond s� If, ins tea d, a wi ndow ap pe ar s show ing th e f ile s o n t he CD, dou bl e- cl ick on the ic on la be led “S etu pAs si st ant ” � 4.
79 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345678 10 9 TROUB LESH OOTING Problem: Se tup As sis ta nt ca nno t f ind my Rou ter� Sol ut ion : If the Se tup As sis ta nt is not ab le to f ind th e R oute r d ur ing th e in st all ati on pro ce ss , p le ase ch ec k t he foll owin g i tem s: 3.
80 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345678 10 9 TROUB LESH OOTING Problem: Se tup As sis ta nt ca nno t c onn ec t m y Ro ute r to th e In ter ne t� Solution: If the Se tup As sis ta nt is not ab le to c onn ec t t he Rou ter to the Inte rn et, ple as e c he ck the fol lowi ng ite ms: 1.
81 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345678 10 9 TROUB LESH OOTING Problem: • Th e S etu p A ss ist an t c omp le ted ins ta lla tio n, b ut my web brow se r do esn’ t w.
82 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345678 10 9 TROUB LESH OOTING Problem: I c an’t co nne c t to the In ter net wi rel es sl y � Solution: If you are un abl e to c onn ec t to th e In ter ne t f rom a w ire le ss co mpu ter, pl ea se che ck th e fo llow ing ite ms: 3.
83 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345678 10 9 TROUB LESH OOTING Problem: I c an’t co nne c t to the In ter net wi rel es sl y , bu t my ne two rk na me is lis ted� Solut.
84 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345678 10 9 TROUB LESH OOTING Pro ble m: • M y w ire le ss net wo rk pe r for ma nce is in con si ste nt.
85 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345678 10 9 TROUB LESH OOTING Problem: I a m h avin g d if fi cul t y s et tin g u p Wi re d Eq uiva le nt Pri vacy ( WEP) se cu ri ty on my Be lki n Ro ute r � For exa mpl e: C3 0 3 0 F AF 4B B 2 C 3 D 4 4B C3 D 4 E7 E 4 = 128-bi t ke y 4.
86 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345678 10 9 TROUB LESH OOTING Pro ble m: I a m h avin g d if fi cul t y s et tin g u p Wi re d Eq uiva le nt Pri vacy ( WEP) se cu ri ty on a Bel kin cl ien t c ar d� 6.
87 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345678 10 9 TROUB LESH OOTING Problem: Do Be lki n p rod uc ts sup po r t W P A / WPA 2? Sol ut ion : T o us e W P A se cu ri ty, al l yo u.
88 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345678 10 9 TROUB LESH OOTING Problem: I a m h avin g d if fi cul t y s et tin g u p Wi re les s Prote ct ed Acc es s ( WPA) s ecu ri ty on a Bel kin wi rel es s c lie nt ca rd for a hom e n et wor k� 4.
89 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345678 10 9 TROUB LESH OOTING Problem: I a m N OT u sin g a Be lk in c lie nt ca rd for a hom e n et wor k a nd I a m h avin g d if fi cul .
90 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345678 10 9 TROUB LESH OOTING 3. Und er th e “ Wir el es s Net wo rks” ta b, c lic k t he “Co nfi gu re” b ut ton a nd y ou wil l s ee the fol lowi ng sc ree n� 4.
91 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 12345678 10 9 TROUB LESH OOTING What’s the difference between 802 . 1 1g and draft 802 . 1 1n ? Cur re ntl y t her e a re thr ee co mmo nly.
92 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 123456789 INFORMA TION 10 FCC Statement DECLAR A TION OF CONFORMIT Y WI TH F CC RULES F OR ELEC TROMA GNETIC COMP A TIBILITY Fed era l Com mu.
93 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 123456789 10 INFORMA TION Mod if ica tio ns Th e FC C re qu ire s t he us er to b e n otif ie d t hat an y c han ge s o r mo dif ic atio ns t.
94 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 123456789 10 INFORMA TION Belkin International, Inc., Limited 1 - Y ear Product Warranty What is not co vered by this w a rranty? Al l a bove.
95 G + Wir el es s Ro ute r SECTIONS Table o f Co nt ent s 123456789 10 INFORMA TION Be lki n re se r ves th e r igh t to rev iew the da ma ge d B elk in pro du ct� A ll co sts of sh ipp ing the Be .
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If you already are a holder of Belkin PM01116-A, but have not read the manual yet, you should do it for the reasons described above. You will learn then if you properly used the available features, and whether you have not made any mistakes, which can shorten the lifetime Belkin PM01116-A.
However, one of the most important roles played by the user manual is to help in solving problems with Belkin PM01116-A. Almost always you will find there Troubleshooting, which are the most frequently occurring failures and malfunctions of the device Belkin PM01116-A along with tips on how to solve them. Even if you fail to solve the problem, the manual will show you a further procedure – contact to the customer service center or the nearest service center
