AirTies WAV-180 User manual

This document is prepared by AirTies Wireless Communication Industry and Foreign
Trade Company. All rights reserved

Overview
This manual guides you through the steps necessary for installing and configuring the AirTies
WAV 180 Wireless ADSL2+ VoIP Router. Please read this manual carefully before beginning
the installation process.
The Warranty does not cover failure or damage resulting from not following the instructions in
the manual.
Retain this manual for future reference.
Safety and Maintenance
 In order to prevent damage to your device, be sure to keep it in its original box during
transportation.
 The device must be used solely with its original power adapter. Please note that the adapter
is 220V only. Do not use with 110V AC.
 Do not insert a PSTN (phone) plug into the LAN port.
 If you encounter any problems, do not open or disassamble the device. Instead, call AirTies
Technical Support at [phone]
In order to prevent electric shock, do not operate the device in wet or damp areas. Do not use
the phones connected to the device during thunderstorms.
In the event of a gas leak, do not use the device. Do not turn the device on or off. Do not plug
or unplug the power cord.
 Avoid using the device in dusty environments. Should dust buildup occur, use a dry cloth to
remove the dust.
 To clean the exterior of the device use a dry cloth. Do not attempt to clean the interior. There
are no user serviceable components inside.
 For further information regarding the installation and configuration of the device, consult the
remainder of this manual.
The average usage life of the device is 7 years as determined by the Authority of Industry and
Trade.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.Introduction.........................................................................................4
1.1. Main Features.........................................................................................5
1.2. Minimum System equirements..........................................................5
1.3. Package Contents.........................................................................6
1.4. WAV-180 Front Panel....................................................................7
1.5. Back Panel..................................................................................................8
2. WAV-180 Installation and Internet Connection................................................9
2.1. Connecting the Cables..................................................................................9
2.1.1 Installing USB Drivers..............................................................................10
2.2. Installation Settings.................................................................................12
2.2.1. AirTies WAV-180 ADSL Settings Using the Easy Setup........................12
2.2.2. ADSL Settings using the AirTies WAV-180 Web Interface.......................13
2.3. esetting the AirTies WAV-180....................................................................15
3. Wireless Settings..........................................................................................16
3.1. Wireless Security Settings...........................................................................16
3.1.1 WPA Security Settings...........................................................................17
3.1.2 WPA2 Security Settings........................................................................18
WEP Security Settings......................................................................................18
MAC Address Filtering.......................................................................................19
3.2. MESH Network Settings..........................................................................20
4. VoIP Settings..................................................................................................20
4.1. VoIP Service Provider Selection..................................................................21
4.1.1. Sample VoIP Service Providers.................................................................22
4.1.2. egistering with SIPPhone VoIP Service Provider.....................................22
4.2. SIP Settings.............................................................................................24
4.3. Dial Plan...................................................................................................25
4.4. P2P Calling: free of charge for up to 30 numbers......................................27
4.4.1.Configuring P2P using the AirTies Utility Program....................................27
4.4.2. Configuring P2P using the Web User Interface........................................28
5. Other Settings...............................................................................................29
5.1. ADSL Settings...........................................................................................29
5.1.1. DNS Setup...............................................................................................29
5.1.2. ADSL Mode...........................................................................................30
5.2. LAN Settings...........................................................................................30

5.2.1. IP Setup and DHCP.................................................................................30
5.2.2. LAN Clients............................................................................................31
5.3. Firewall Settings........................................................................................31
5.3.1. Access Control........................................................................................32
5.3.2 Applications.............................................................................................33
5.3.3. MAC Address Filtering.............................................................................34
5.3.4. Web Filters..............................................................................................35
5.3.6. DMZ.......................................................................................................37
5.3.7. Anti-DoS.................................................................................................37
5.4. NAT (Network Address Translation) and Port Forwarding Settings.............37
5.5. outing.......................................................................................................38
5.5.1. Static outing.........................................................................................39
5.5.2. Dynamic outing.....................................................................................39
5.6. Management..............................................................................................40
5.6.1. SNMP......................................................................................................40
5.6.2. emote Access........................................................................................41
5.7. DDNS.........................................................................................................41
5.8. Tools...........................................................................................................42
5.8.1. Firmware Update.....................................................................................43
5.8.2. Password Setup..........................................................................................43
5.8.3. Time and Date Setup................................................................................44
5.9. eport.........................................................................................................44
6. WAV-180 Special Tools...................................................................................45
6.1. ADSL Usage Monitor.................................................................................45
7. Frequently Asked Questions..........................................................................46
8. Technical Specifications.................................................................................47
9. Other Information...........................................................................................47
9.1.Designed by.......................................................................................47
9.2.Maintenance & epair Services Provided By.......................................47

1. Introduction
The AirTies WAV 180 is a wireless gateway that connects your home or office to the Internet over
your ADSL line and enables you to make phone calls over this Internet connection. You can call
at a discounted rate using any VoIP service provider, and/or have free phone calls with up to 10
WAV 180 users.
It functions as an ADSL2+ router, VoIP gateway, and wireless access point. You can also have
a wired connection to its 4 Ethernet ports.
ADSL2+ has a download speed of 24Mbps and upload speed of 4Mbps. The
Ethernet interface is 100Mbps full dublex. The wireless speed can get up to 125 Mbps with the
802.11g standard and G++ . It is also backwards compatible with the 802.11b wireless standard.
The diagram below shows a typical office configuration for the AirTies WAV 180.
The AirTies WAV 180 comes with an integrated Quality of Service (QoS) feature combining Router
and VoIP phone functions in one device. QoS allows data packets from selected applications to
be given priority during Internet transfer. For the WAV 180, VoIP applications are given higher
priority by default, thus providing excellent voice quality.
By using a phone connected to the WAV 180, it is possible to place VoIP calls through your ADSL
connection as well as making regular land line calls. Depending on how your WAV 180 is
programmed, your long distance, international, and GSM phone calls are placed over the Internet,
and your local phone calls are placed over your fixed phone line. In the event of a power failure
or loss of ADSL connection, your calls are automatically redirected over your fixed phone line.
Thus, you do not experience any service interruption.
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1.1. Main Features
AirTies WAV 180 Wireless ADSL2+ VoIP Modem has the following features:
 All in one solution: ADSL2+ Router, VoIP Gateway with PSTN backup, 802.11b/g 54Mbps
Wireless Access Point, 4 port Ethernet Switch and Firewall
 Router: ADSL2+ Router (24Mbps download/ 4Mbps upload) optimized for your local ADSL
service provider; DHCP server, NAT, NAPT, RIPv1/v2 specified, VPN pass through
Firewall: Advanced anti DoS SPI Firewall; URL, IP and MAC address based filtering, DMZ
 High speed wireless with 802.11g: 54Mbps wireless access point backward compatible with
11Mbps 802.11b.
Wireless range and AirTies Mesh Technology: Ranges of up to 400 meters outdoors and 100
meters indoors standard. Extendible with AirTies Mesh Network technology using additional
wireless access point devices such as AirTies AP 300.
Wireless security: WPA, WPA2 AES, 64/128 bit WEP and 802.1x standards
 Wired device support: You can also connect any wired device to your local network via the
10/100Mbps Ethernet or USB 1.1 slave port
VoIP Gateway: with 2 FXS and 1 FXO port supporting SIP protocol (RFC 3261/3264)
 High Voice Quality : With the full duplex QoS feature
ADSL Usage Monitor: Especially useful for limited quota ADSL subscribers. Reports monthly
total download and upload amounts and current download rate.
Robust against voltage fluctuations: Specially designed to withstand wide voltage fluctuations
Easy setup and management: Universal Plug and Play (UPnP), Easy Setup CD (with animated
instructions), user friendly ADSL Utility Program and User Manual
Easy Update: Firmware (software) upgrade via the Advanced Settings Web interface.
Remote Management: SNMP based remote inspection and management
24x7 technical support by a highly trained AirTies support team and backed up by the AirTies
R&D team
 3 year extended warranty
1.2. Minimum System equirements
 ADSL service on your phone line must be activated and working properly (ADSL speeds of
512K or more recommended for VoIP),
For wired use: a computer with an Ethernet adapter that supports TCP/IP,
For wireless use: 802.11b or 802.11g wireless adapter or a computer with wireless capabilities,
 Any version of Windows or Unix, Linux, Mac operating systems,
For the AirTies Utility Program: Windows 98/ME/2000/2003 or XP operating system
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1.3. Package Contents
Please check that your AirTies WAV 180 contains all of the items listed below:
 AirTies WAV 180 Wireless ADSL2+ VoIP Router
 Power adapter and power cord
 CAT 5 Ethernet cable
 Standard telephone/ADSL cable (1 long and 2 short)
 Telephone/ADSL line splitter
 AirTies Easy Setup CD
 User's Manual
 Warranty Card
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VoIP Modem
(2 VoIP Hattý, 4 Ethe net)
WAV-180
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PPP connection established
WAV 180 is coming up or software upate taking place
1.4. WAV-180 Front Panel
The LEDs on the front panel show the status of the AirTies WAV 180.
Power
Status
AirTies WAV 180 is powered on
AirTies WAV 180 is off
A problem has occured
USB
Ethernet 1 4
Phone1
VoIP
Phone1
PSTN
Phone2
VoIP
Phone2
PSTN
Internet
ADSL
WLAN
Wireless LAN is active
Wireless LAN is active and data transfer is taking place
Wireless LAN is off
USB port connected
USB port is active and data transfer is taking place
No connection on USB port
LAN (Ethernet) port is connected
LAN port is active and data transfer is taking place
No LAN (Ethernet) connection
SIP proxy registration is complete for Line 1
VoIP call is in progress on Line 1
SIP proxy registration is incomplete for Line 1
Calls routed on PSTN on Line 1
PSTN call is in progress on Line 1
Calls routed on VoIP for Line 1
SIP proxy registration is complete for Line 2
VoIP call is in progress on Line 2
SIP proxy registration is incomplete for Line 2
Calls routed on PSTN on Line 2
PSTN call is in progress on Line 2
Calls routed on VoIP for Line 2
Green
Off
lED STATE
WAV 180 is functioning properly
Green flashing
Green
Off
No PPP connection
ADSL connection is being established
ADSL connection is established
No ADSL connection
Green flashing
Green
Off
Green flashing
Green
Off
Green flashing
Green
Off
Green flashing
Green
Off
Green flashing
Green
Off
Green flashing
Green
Off
Green flashing
Green
Off
Green
Off
Green flashing
Green
Off
LIGHT
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1.5. Backt Panel
Interfaces for data and power (ports) are located on the back panel of the AirTies WAV 180.t
PORT AÇIKLAMA
ADSL
Line
Phone1
Phone2
USB
LAN1 4
Reset
On/Off
Power
Port to be connected to the ADSL (phone) line
RJ 11 port to be connected to the phone port of the splitter
RJ 11 port to be connected to the 1st phone or PBX line
RJ 11 port to be connected to the 2nd phone or PBX line
Port to be connected to any USB compatible device
10/100 BaseT Ethernet ports to be connected to the computers/switch
Button to turn the device on and off
112V DC input, to be connected to the power adapter
Button to restart or reset the device, i.e. returns it to default settings
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2. WAV-180 Installation and Internet Connection
2.1. Connecting the Cables
The following figure shows how to connect your router using the cables provided.
How to connect the cables is also explained in detail by the animated instructions that automatically
start when you insert the Easy Setup CD into the CD drive of your PC.
1. Connect your ADSL telephone plug to the LINE port of the splitter provided.
2. Using the short telephone/ADSL cable provided, connect the MODEM port of the splitter with
the ADSL port of your router.
3. Connect the PHONE port of the splitter to the LINE port of your WAV 180.
4. Connect a telephone (corded or cordless) or a PBX line to the PHONE 1 port of your router.
5. Connect another telephone (optionally) or a PBX line to the PHONE 2 port of your router.
6. You can connect your PCs to the Ethernet ports or the USB port of the AirTies WAV 180.
Alternatively, you can connect your PCs wirelessly to the local wireless network set up by the
AirTies WAV 180. If you are using the USB port, please install the USB driver supplied on the CD
that comes with the WAV 180 as explained in the next section.
7. Screw in the supplied antenna to the BNC connected on the back panel.
8. Make sure all cabling is done properly before turning the power on. Plug the power adapter
provided into the 220V wall outlet and the other end of the power cord to the WAV 180 and turn on
the device.
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2.1.1 Installing USB Drivers
The steps in this section are only necessary if your computer does not have an ethernet port and you
want to use your computer's USB port to surf Internet, or you have a second computer that you would
like to connect to the network. Should neither of these apply in your case, you can skip to the next
section.
After you connect the USB cable to the back panel of the WAV 180, plug the other end to an available
USB port on your computer. The Windows hardware wizard will automatically automatically try to install
the driver for the device as shown in the figure below.
Select 'No, not this time' and click 'Next>'. The following dialog will follow.
Mark the 'Include this location in the search' checkbox, and enter the driver location on the installation
CD (e.g. D:\driver). Click 'Next>'.
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Ignore the warning displayed above, and click 'Continue Anyway'.
After that, the AirTies USB NDIS Network driver installation will complete as shown above and will
be ready to use. You can confirm that the driver is indeed installed by opening Windows 'Network
Connections' window in the 'Start >Control Panel >Network Connections' menu tree. It should display
all your network drivers including the AirTies WAV 180 USB driver as shown in the following figure.
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2.2. Installation Settings
Completing the hardware connections in the previous section is necessary before modifying the
installation settings. After the hardware setup is complete, turn the WAV 180 on and wait about 30
seconds for the router to initialize.
You can modify the installation settings in one of two ways:
1. By using the Easy Setup CD with animated instructions or,
2. By using the Web User Interface Both methods are described
in the following sections.
2.2.1.AirTies WAV-180 ADSL Settings Using the Easy Setup CD
The AirTies ADSL Utility Software provides you with the easiest way to complete the installation of your
router and activation of its ADSL access.
Once the cabling is completed, insert the Easy Setup CD into the CD drive of your PC. The AirTies
ADSL Utility Software Installation program will start automatically. If it does not start automatically,
please run the program installation.exe (or kurulum.exe) on the CD.
A sequence of animated instructions will guide you through the cabling of your WAV 180 router. Please
verify that you have connected the cables as shown in this presentation.
You can skip this animation at any time and proceed with setup by clicking the Setup link in the upper
right hand corner of the window.
1. Click Next> in the AirTies ADSL Utility Setup Wizard window.
2. In the section labeled ADSL User Information
enter your
ADSL username
ADSL password
3. In the section labeled Customer Information
enter your
First and Last name
Phone number
E mail address
If you do not know or do not remember your
ADSL username or password, contact your
ADSL service provider to get these values.
Do not change the value in the Protocol field
(PPPoE) unless you are specifically advised to
do so by your ADSL service provider.
Click Save.
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The basic installation settings of your WAV-180 are now complete. Please wait until the A SL
and Internet LE s on the front panel light up in solid green.
2.2.2. ADSL Settings using the AirTies WAV-180 Web Interface
Once you connect the WAV-180 to your PC, you can enter the initial A SL settings using any
web browser (e.g.Internet explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Netscape). You don't need to be connected
to the Internet to do this.
1. Open your web browser (e.g. Internet Explorer)
2. In the Address bar enter 192.168.2.1, the default IP address of your router, and press Enter.
This will launch the web interface of your AirTies WAV-180.
3. You will be prompted for a password to login. Initially, leave this field blank and continue by
clicking Submit.
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4. Go to ADSL Settings under the ADSL main menu on the left menu bar.
5. WAV 180 has the ability to communicate with the DSLAM on 8 different channels. However,
a single channel is enough to establish an ADSL connection. The vc1 entry on your screen is
the default channel for the ADSL connection. Click vc1 to proceed with the ADSL configuration.
6. Enter your ADSL Username and Password. If you do not know or do not remember your ADSL
username or password, contact your ADSL service provider to get these values.
Also, please check with your ADSL service provider to make sure the values for PVC
settings (VPI=8 and VCI=35) are compliant with your ADSL service provider's infrastructure.
Click Save.
This completes the WAV 180 ADSL settings. The Internet LED will turn solid green after the initial ADSL
handshake protocol completes. If you are not connected to the Internet even though the lights are green,
contact your ADSL service provider
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2.3. esetting the AirTies WAV-180
To reset your AirTies WAV 180 settings to the default values, press and hold the Reset button on the
back panel for several seconds with the tip of a pencil or a similar pointed object.
f you press the Reset button for 5 seconds, all settings (ADSL, NAT, etc.) except the VoIP settings
will be reset.
If you press the Reset button for 20 seconds all settings will be reset.
3. Wireless Settings
Functioning as a wireless access point, the WAV 180 enables you to set up a wireless hotspot with
ranges reaching 400 meters for outdoor environments and 100 meters for indoor environments.
Using the G++ wireless technology wireless access point can work at speeds of up to 125Mbps. To
achieve speeds of 125Mbps the other wireless devices (reveivers) must be using USB adapters supporting
125Mbps (e.g. AirTies WUS 300). Additionally, WAV 180 is backward compatible with the 802.11b/g
standard.
When you click the WIRELESS menu on the left menu bar of the WAV 180 web interface, you will be
in the Wireless Connections screen that lists all the wireless clients connected to the WAV 180. You
can block the access of any client to the WAV 180 by checking the box next to the MAC Address of the
client. This prevents that client machine from joining the WAV 180 wireless network.
To configure your wireless network, go to Wireless Settings under the WIRELESS menu on the left
menu bar of the AirTies WAV 180 Web interface. In the Wireless Settings screen, verify that the wireless
network feature is activated. Wireless network is active by default.
You can assign a name to your wireless network by entering the name in the Wireless Network Name
(SSID) field. If you check the Hide Wireless Network Name (SSID) box, the WAV 180 will hide your
SSID during broadcast. (Although this is not recommended as a security feature.)
You can enter a broadcast channel number (from 1 to 13) in the Channel field.It is recommended that
you choose one of 1,6, or 11 as the channel number. The same channel should be selected on all
devices in the wireless network.
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The 125Mbps G++ feature can be activated by checking the G++ box. Note that an AirTies wireless
USB adapter supporting 125Mbps (e.g. AirTies WUS 300) is necessary on the receiver side to provide
wireless communication at 125Mbps.
User isolation is a security feature which prevents wireless users from seeing other wireless clients
connected to the access station. Unless WAV 180 is used in hot spot mode, this should be left unchecked.
QoS support implements the IEEE 802.11e standard approved in late 2005 to support delay sensitive
applications such as streaming multimedia over wireless links.
Click " Save" to store your settings.
3.1.Wireless Security Settings
It is not necessary to configure wireless security to enable wireless communication. However, due to
growing importance of data security, it is recommended that you choose a suitable security protocol
and configure the WAV 180 to use it.
Wi Fi Protected Access (WPA) and Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) are wireless encryption protocols
used to encrypt the data traffic within the wireless network.
MAC Address Filtering allows you to control which network cards can connect to the AirTies WAV 180
and share your internet access.
For your wireless network security, it is recommended that both MAC address filtering and one of the
wireless encryption protocols WAP or WEP be activated.
The AirTies WAV 180 supports both encryption standards. WPA is the latest and most advanced wireless
encryption standard and provides you with the highest level of data protection. All AirTies wireless
products and the newly introduced 802.11g wireless communication devices support WPA. WEP is an
earlier wireless security protocol. If any of the devices in your wireless network does not support WPA,
it is recommended that you choose WEP encryption.
The AirTies WAV 180 supports 802.1x Identity inspection as well. For detailed information about how
to setup 802.1x security, please check the AirTies Website www.airties.com.

3.1. 1 WPA Security Settings
Go to Security under the WIRELESS menu on the left menu bar of the WAV 180 Web interface.
To enable WPA encryption, click on the WPA button in the Wireless Security screen.
Click on the PSK button and enter a network key that is 8 to 63 characters long (use a combination
of letters and digits) in the password field. Make sure you choose a key that is not easy to guess. Click
Save.
You must activate WPA and set the same network key in all the devices that will communicate with the
WAV 180.
802.1x is a port based access control in which the wireless clients are authenticated by a central RADIUS
server. If you have a RADIUS server in your network, WAV 180 can defer the authentication function
to this server at the IP address you provide. Otherwise, it should be left alone.
Group interval is the re key period expressed in seconds. In WPA PSK, initial key is automatically
changed after the group interval duration. You can leave it as is.
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3.1.2 WPA2 Security Settings
WPA2 defined by the IEEE 802.11 i security standard is the most modern security method for wireless
access. If you like to use the WPA2 encryption method, all devices (including all wireless network
adapters) in your network should support WPA2 standard. In order to use WPA2 with Windows XP, you
have to update your operating system from Windows Update site at www.microsoft.com and configure
your WAV 180 as described in the previous section
WEP Security Settings
Go to Security under the WIRELESS menu on the left menu bar of the WAV 180 Web interface.
To enable WEP encryption, click on the WEP button in the Wireless Security screen.
Three levels of WEP encryption exists. 64 bit encryption uses a key of 10 hexadecimal digits. A
hexadecimal digit is A F and 0 9. 128 bit encryption uses 26 digits, and 256 bit encryption uses 58 digits.
A key with more digits is more secure. After selecting the key length, enter the appropriate number of
hexadecimal digits, any combination of (0 9, A F), for the key.
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