APEC APD3400 Series User manual

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Warning
To reduce risk of electric shock, do not remove cover. No user service-able parts inside. Refer servicing to qualified service
personnel.
Do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture.
Do not install this product in hazardous areas where highly combustible or explosive products are stored or used.
Severe impact or vibration may cause malfunction.
Do not move this product when APDR3400 SERIES is working.
Position it in an open space with flat surface, and also maintain at least 15 cm between the left and right sides of the body and
the wall.
The lightning flash/arrowhead symbol, within and equilateral triangle, alerts the user to the presence of a shock hazard within the
product’s enclosure.
CE Warning
FCC Warning
Important information
Before proceeding, please read and observe all instructions and warnings contained in this manual. Retain this manual with the
original bill of sale for future reference and, if necessary, warranty service.
When unpacking your APDR3400 SERIES unit, check for missing or damaged items. If any item is missing, or if damage is evident,
DO NOT INSTALL OR OPERATE THIS PRODUCT. Contact your dealer or us for assistance.
This is a Class A product, in a domestic environment this product may cause
radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate
measures.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to
the following two conditions (1) this device may not cause harmful
interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.

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Table of Content
Chapter 1: Introduction
1.1 Main Features------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2
1.2 System Requirements---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3
Chapter 2: Getting Started
2.1 General Description ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4
2.2 Physical Description----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4
2.2.1 APDR-3400 Panel---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5
2.3 Make the Physical Connection ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6
2.4 Running Mode of APDR3400 SERIES------------------------------------------------------------------------------------7
2.4.1 Use APDR3400 SERIES through Intranet-----------------------------------------------------------------------------8
2.4.2 Use APDR3400 SERIES through Internet-----------------------------------------------------------------------------8
2.4.3 Use APDR3400 SERIES via IrDA wireless controller---------------------------------------------------------------8
2.5 Power on APDR3400 SERIES----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------9
2.6 Use Dynamic IP address for APDR3400 SERIES -----------------------------------------------------------------------9
2.6.1 Register APDR3400 SERIES to registry server------------------------------------------------------------------------9
2.6.2 Find the true IP address of APDR3400 SERIES-----------------------------------------------------------------------10
2.6.3 Browse and view the video -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------11
2.7 Use APDR3400 SERIES with xDSL or Cable Modem -----------------------------------------------------------------11
2.7.1 Running PPPoE Protocol -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------11
2.7.2 Not Running PPPoE Protocol --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------16
Chapter 3: Use APDR3400 SERIES under Network Mode
3.1 First Time Step-by-step Setup -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------18
3.2 Browse and view Live Video ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 19
3.3 System Configuration For First-time User ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------23
3.4 Audio Functions ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------25
3.4.1 Audio Setting --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------25
3.4.2 Use APDR-550 in Network Mode or ISP Mode----------------------------------------------------------------------------26
3.4.3 Operation-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------27
3.5 Using Dial-Up Network Connecting to APDR3400 SERIES------------------------------------------------------------ 29
3.5.1 Step-by-step instructions to utilize Multi-Home function -----------------------------------------------------------------29
Chapter 4: Use APDR3400 SERIES Via IrDA Wireless Control or
Local Keyboard
4.1 IR Remote Controller ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------31
4.2 How to operate APDR3400 SERIES via IR wireless Controller--------------------------------------------------------32
4.2.1 Using the Menus ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------33
4.3 Basic Operation using Keyboard -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------34
4.4 Using the Menu----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------36
4.5 Main Menu---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------37
4.6 System Setup-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------37
4.6.1 Password Protect------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------38
4.6.2 Video Parameters Setting--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------38
4.6.3 GPIO Setting-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------42
4.6.4 PTZ Setup--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------42
4.6.5 TCP/IP Setting---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------43
4.6.6 Account Setting--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------44
4.6.7 Audio Setting-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------45
4.6.8 COM Ports Setting-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------46
4.6.9 System Information----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------46
4.6.10 Date and Time Setting-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------47
4.6.11 Registry Server Setting------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------47

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4.6.12 Algorithm Setting------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------48
4.6.13 Default Setting----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------48
4.7 Record Setup--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------48
4.7.1 Record Schedule--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------49
4.7.2 Motion Detection-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------51
4.7.3 Pre-Alarm Function Setting-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------52
4.7.4 Playback-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------52
Appendix A: WCOMW Usage------------------------------------------I
Appendix B: Guide to revise firmware of APDR3400 SERIES --III
Appendix C: Troubleshooting ------------------------------------------VII

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Chapter 1: Introduction
APDR-3400 series Network DVR System is a high performance digital video recorder built-in a mini web server with real-time
video capturing capability. The video is grabbed and compressed for faster transmission to your PC through 10/100Mbps Ethernet.
The video also can display through VGA output in local. Besides, APDR3400 series support digital recording function. It can
record/playback/browse video simultaneously and save video data by cycle recording to removable hard disk.
APDR3400 SERIES supports full motion live video footage with its corresponding audio through the Internet, Intranet connection.
Up to 16 cameras allow to be connected; APDR3400 SERIES deliver real-time full-motion audio/video transmission to anywhere
anytime. All that is needed is an Internet browser and our proprietary plug-ins software. Attached video cameras can be remotely
controlled to swivel and zoom in and out, and the unit can be triggered to initiate certain events. APDR3400 SERIES is a
completely plug and play device getting up and running as soon as possible without the need for ongoing maintenance or custom
hardware/software configurations. Just via IR remote control, it’s such easy for users to setup APDR3400 SERIES without any
other PC operations. A sample configuration is shown below.
Figure1.1.1 Simple APDR3400 SERIES Network Configuration
Note: APDR-3404/3408/3408/3412/3416 are the series of APDR3400 Network DVR System. We will use APDR3400 SERIES
correspond to all of APDR3400 series remote surveillance products in the following chapters.
The installation is easy: All you have to do is to plug the power and assign APDR3400 SERIES an IP address for Internet
connection. Then, you can view the video through your browser, Internet Explorer or Navigator, at any time, anywhere. It is perfect
for factory/office monitoring, ATM surveillance, children care, security system, tourism, sales presentation and more...APDR3400
SERIES is the new era of the network video transmission. It makes you see whatever you want easily!

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1.1 Main Features
 Video & audio recording
 Up to 16 camera inputs (color or B/W)
 Up to 30 fps on each camera for local monitoring
 Record / display / playback simultaneously
 Built-in QUAD / Multiplexer functions for local monitoring
 Local playback of recorded video on VGA or TV monitor
 Remote playback from PC browser
 Query recorded data by date, time & events
 Control well known brand PTZ Cameras
 High video quality and low data rate
 Up to 200:1 video compression
 Multiple video compression engines: H.263, JPEG, M-JPEG
 Network
 Dynamic IP support for Internet access
 Direct Dial-up available
 Backup
 Removable Hard Drives
 Optional CD Writer
 Easy to use
 Plug and play, non-Windows embedded real-time OS
 Easy configuration via keyboard, IR Control, Home Page or RS-232 port
 Standard web browser as the client application
 Alarm function
 Motion detection / Event trigger / Schedule / Pre-alarm recording
 E-Mail & FTP alarm notification
 Optional GPI/O for alarm control
 Customization
 Supports HTML file upload for home page customization
 Supports FTP Server upload for customization

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1.2 System Requirements
 Composite CCD camera, V8 or camcorder… (NTSC or PAL standard)
 The equipment for connecting to network:
1. Network mode: RJ-45 Ethernet network port connected to Internet and a public IP address
2. Others: RS-232 Port and a serial cable for connecting to host PC.
3. A VGA monitor for display.
PC for the configuration / browsing
1. Pentium II 350 CPU or above, desktop PC or notebook
2. 64 MB RAM or above
3. PCI VGA Card
4. Microsoft Windows 95/98/2000/ME/XP or above
5. Internet Browser (such as Netscape Navigator 4.0 or Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 or above)
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Chapter 2: Getting Started
2.1 General Description
APDR3400 SERIES is a plug and play network DVR system. The minimum PC system requirements for browsing and
configuration are described in section 1.2.
As APDR3400 SERIES transmit and record video/ audio data through Internet, Intranet, PSTN/ISDN, users also can operate
APDR3400 SERIES via IR remote control.
For Network Mode
For network mode, APDR3400 SERIES connects to a local area network or a network device by an Ethernet cable via the RJ-
45 port. Via Internet browser operation, users can view/ playback the recorded data. For network mode, there is a new
function called “Multi-homed”. This feature enable users to dial up to APDR3400 SERIES with modem and thus users can
use browser to access APDR3400 SERIES directly.
To get APDR3400 SERIES up and running, you have to set the IP of APDR3400 SERIES under network operation, please refer to chapter 3 for the configuration and usage.
For local IR remote control and keyboard operation
For local monitoring, Operating APDR3400 SERIES via IR remote control, connect APDR3400 SERIES “VGA Out” of the
VGA monitor and thus users can configure APDR3400 SERIES via IR remote control, and then view local video and remote
video from the other APDR3400 SERIES all over the world at the same time.
We strongly suggest users to configure the system via IR remote control. Please refer to chapter 4 for setup procedures.
The following sections will introduce the features of APDR3400 SERIES. This information will help users to install APDR3400
SERIES for the first time. Users just follow the step-by step procedures to install yourAPDR3400 SERIES.
2.2 Physical Description
2.3 Make the Physical Connection
2.4 Running Mode of APDR3400 SERIES
2.5 Power on APDR3400 SERIES
2.6 Use Dynamic IP address forAPDR3400 SERIES
2.7 Use APDR3400 SERIES with DSLor Cable Modem
2.2 Physical Description
Read the following information to be familiar withAPDR3400 SERIES, making particular note of where the connectors and
indicators are located. This information provides a useful reference during the installation of the product into your networking
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2.2.1 APDR3400 SERIES Panel
A. B. C. D. E. F. G. H. I.
A. B.C. D. E. G. I. H. F.
A. Power cord connector and Power switch
The power cord and power switch are on the left side of the rear panel. Press ”I” to turn on the unit, press ”O” to shut down
the unit
B. Keyboard connector
Besides via IR remote control operation, users also can operate APDR3400 SERIES via local keyboard, the keyboard connector
is in the left side ofAPDR3400 SERIES rear panel.
C. USB connector
For APDR3400 SERIES, users need to connect the external IR receiver to the USB port on the rear panel, and both USB
ports have the ability to be connected.
D. RS-232 serial port (COM1 and COM2)
Two 9-pin D-sub connectors provide RS-232 serial connection. COM1 Port is for configuration or for modem/ISDN Ta and
COM2 Port is for PTZ camera control.
E. Printer connector
Before power on APDR3400 SERIES, users need to attach the KeyPro to the 25-pin printer connector. You can find it in
APDR3400 SERIES package.
F. Network connector
RJ-45 connector is for 100base T Fast Ethernet networks
G. MIC and speaker connector
MIC connector provides the function to input audio signal with a microphone. Speaker connector is in the right side of MIC
connector and provides audio output.
H. Video input
APDR3400 SERIES allows a single video source to be connected via the video input connector, and accommodates up to 16
video sources.
I. VGA Out connector
VGA Out connector provides composite video output to VGA Monitor.

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2.3 Make the Physical Connection
Before making APDR3400 SERIES to work, you shall make the physical connection as the following figure. Follow instructions
included in this section to install APDR3400 SERIES into your networking environment. Each phase of the documented installation
procedure is summarized below:
• Power Supply (there is a power cord comes with APDR3400 SERIES)
- 90-264VAC, 47-63HZ

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Use
APDR3400
Use APDR3400
SERIES via IR
Use
APDR3400
• Video Input
- Support NTSC/PAL composite video
- 4/8/12/16 BNC video input connectors
- Built-in 75 ohm terminator switch
• VGA output
- Support NTSC/PAL video output
• Audio Input/Output (There are 1 one-miniDIN-to-4-RCA cable for audio input and one-miniDIN-to-4-PhoneJack cable for
audio output come with APDR3400 SERIES)
- Audio input
- Speaker output
• Others
- One RS-232 serial port
- One 100MB bps Ethernet port (Refer to 2.7 for DSL/Cable Modem Installation)
2.4 Running Mode of APDR3400 SERIES
To get the best performance, we suggest you to read the following sections to installAPDR3400 SERIES, and follow correct
ways to use APDR3400 SERIES as shown in Figure 2.4.
Figure 2.4
There are three running mode forAPDR3400 SERIES. Users can select one of them to view and control the video. The
following sections will explain these running modes ofAPDR3400 SERIES.
2.4.1 Use APDR3400 SERIES through Intranet
2.4.2 Use APDR3400 SERIES through Internet
2.4.5 Use APDR3400 SERIES via IR remote control
2.4.1 Use APDR3400 SERIES through Intranet
First, make sure that you can assign a private IP to APDR3400 SERIES. Then, read Chapter 3 for a step-by-step setup procedure
for installation and usage of APDR3400 SERIES. This is the default running mode of APDR3400 SERIES. (Figure 2.4.1)
LAN ready
Chapter 4
Chapter 3
Chapter 3
Getting Star
t
& Installation
(
Cha
p
ter 2
)
Configure
APDR3400
SERIES via IR
remote control or

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Figure 2.4.1
APDR3400 SERIES (Private IP)
2.4.2 Use APDR3400 SERIES through Internet
1. If your environment is LAN ready and it is connected to Internet directly (Figure 2.4.2a).Assign a static public Internet IP to
APDR3400 SERIES. Then read Chapter 3 for a step-by-step setup procedure for the usage of APDR3400 SERIES and read
Appendix B for changing running mode and configuration.
2.4.3 Use APDR3400 SERIES via IR Remote Control
Not only connecting via Network, users can also use APDR3400 SERIES via IR remote control, please refer to Chapter 6 for
the usage. (Figure 2.4.5)
LAN
Fi
g
ure 2.4.2a
Internet
LAN

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Figure 2.4.3
2.5 Power On APDR3400 SERIES
Before power on APDR3400 SERIES, you should check the followings:
2.5.1 Apply correct AC voltage to the internal power supply. The AC power input range is 100-240 volts, 50-60 Hz.
2.5.2 Connect the appropriate video inputs to the unit. Depends on the composite video standard used at your local area,
APDR3400 SERIES automatically detects NTSC/PAL video when power up. If you did not apply video signals when power
up, it will set to default value that is NTSC standard.
2.5.3 APDR3400 SERIES is set to Network Mode after power up by default. If you want to change the running mode of your
APDR3400 SERIES, read Appendix B and follow a step-by-step setup procedure for the installation to change to ISP mode or
Modem/RS-232 running mode.
Now, APDR3400 SERIES has completed the startup procedure and is ready. Before you can access it, you have to configure
APDR3400 SERIES according to the running mode of APDR3400 SERIES. The default Mode of APDR3400 SERIES is under
Network Mode. Refer to Appendix B. to change running mode and configure APDR3400 SERIES under Network Mode,
ISP Mode, or Modem/RS-232 Mode accordingly. But for VP-310 users, we strongly suggest you to configure the running
mode via IrDA wireless controller.
2.6 Use Dynamic IP address for APDR3400 SERIES
If the IP address assigned to APDR3400 SERIES is static, users can visit APDR3400 SERIES by this IP directly. If it’s
dynamic, APDR3400 SERIES provides users a way to register the system to a registry server. Then users just visit this
registry server and find the IP of APDR3400 SERIES.
2.6.1 RegisterAPDR3400 SERIES to registry server
1. On the left side of “advance setting” page, click “System Configuration” and you will have a page to configure system
parameters.
2. Scroll down the page and find “Set IP Registry Host IP Address & Path” setting and fill in the items, including
“Registry Host IPAddress”, “Registry Host Ports”, “Registry Host Path” and choose if users can view the IP address
directly in registry server as figure 2.6.1.
3. After setting these registry server parameters, click “Done” to save the setting value.
V
ideo
Cable
V
GA Monitor

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2.6.2 Find the true IP address ofAPDR3400 SERIES
1. Please enter the registry host homepage first; the default IP address of registry host is
http://registry.nfic.com.tw/registry.htm. (Figure 2.6.2)
2. Users can choose search by MAC ID (Ethernet Address) or search by name to find their own APDR3400 SERIES IP
location. Besides, users can browse all records in this registry server to find the IP address of their own APDR3400
SERIES. (Figure 2.6.3)
Figure 2.6.1
Figure 2.6.2
Figure 2.6.3

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Note: About DHCP, IP forwarding, Virtual Server parameters setting, please
refer to the followin
g
ex
p
lanation.
2.6.3 Browse and view the video
Users can view the live video by click the IP address now, and the operations of ISP mode are the same as Network mode.
2.7 Use APDR3400 SERIES with DSL or Cable Modem
Users can connect APDR3400 SERIES to a DSL or Cable Modem via an Ethernet cable to the RJ-45 port ofAPDR3400
SERIES, as they will do to their PC. Since APDR3400 SERIES does not support PPPoE, users have to check out if their
DSL/Cable Modem running PPPoE. Each phase of the documented installation procedure is summarized below:
2.7.1 Running PPPoE Protocol
2.7.2 Not Running PPPoE Protocol
2.7.1 Running PPPoE Protocol
For DSL or Cable Modem running PPPoE, since APDR3400 SERIES does not support PPPoE, an external device is required.
The most common device is a Cable/DSL router with built-in NAT function that supports PPPoE. The configuration is as the
following figure.
If users connect APDR3400 SERIES via DSL /Cable modem over PPPoE protocol, please follow the following steps to install
the device.
1. For static IPcase:
When connecting APDR3400 SERIES via DSL /Cable modem over PPPoE protocol, if a static IP address is assigned for
APDR3400 SERIES, users have to set DHCP server, IP forwarding (or Virtual Server) function, but don’t set registry server.
After setting these parameters, users can view the video from APDR3400 SERIES via this static IP address directly.
DSL/Cable
Modem
DSL/Cable
Router PC
PC
Note: 1. For dynamic IP, users must check the IP address for the registry host
to find out the assigned dynamic IP.
2. DNS IP address must be correctly configured for APDR3400 SERIES to
register itself to a registry server.
APDR3400

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2. For dynamic IPcase:
If APDR3400 SERIES is assigned a dynamic IP via DSL/ Cable modem over PPPoE protocol, please make sure the devices
are all installed and the following settings are completed. In the following section, we will use Lemel LM-CAS1040 IP
sharing hub as an example to explain how to install an IP sharing hub and use APDR3400 SERIES via DSL/ Cable Modem.
A. DHCP Server Setting
B. IPForwarding Setting
C. Registry Server Setting
A. DHCP Server Setting
IP sharing hub has two portions. Configure WAN portion in PPPoE to connect with DSL Modem. Connect Cable/xDSL to
the WAN port of the router and connect APDR3400 SERIES to its LAN port.
Note: A 10/100 Mbps LAN port is required for connecting APDR3400 SERIES.
Since most of the DHCP of Cable/xDSL router will not always assign the same IP to the same device, a static private IP
must be reserved for APDR3400 SERIES.
Re-configure the range of private IP address of DHCP function to avoid conflict with APDR3400 Series’ default IP or you
can make a reserved private IP to APDR3400 SERIES.
For example:
1. Default IP address of APDR3400 SERIES is 192.168.10.10. In order to set it to our proposed IP address of 192.168.1.7,
please use WCOMW software tool to do it. Please refer to Appendix B for detail information.
2. After modify APDR3400 SERIES IP successfully, please connect a PC on LAN port 2 of the IP sharing router and set its
IP address to 192.168.1.20, subnet mask 255.255.255.0. Then bring up browser and access 192.168.1.7 to enter APDR3400
SERIES main page.
3.Click “Advance setting” at the bottom of APDR3400 SERIES homepage, then click “system configuration” to bring up
the following window.
4. Traverse down the screen to set “Registry Host IP” as “ registry.nfic.com.tw” and “register HTTP port” keeps blank.
“Registry Host Path” remain as “cgi”. Please refer to Fig 2. Then click “OK” to save the values. This will make APDR3400
SERIES reboot. Wait for 40 seconds.
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Set the IP Forwarding function to forward the IP that requests standard HTTP port 80 to the reserved IP address.
This will make router forward HTTP requests to APDR3400 SERIES. Configure the standard FTP port 21 mapping to
APDR3400 SERIES also if there is a need to remote access the FTP function of APDR3400 SERIES. Assign APDR3400
SERIES a static private IP and change TCP/IP port of APDR3400 SERIES to some value other than 80.
For example:
After APDR3400 SERIES reboot successfully, access http://192.168.1.7/usyscfg.htm from your PC browser as the
following figure and change HTTP port to “8001”. The “Enable Register Server” field should be “Disabled”. Then click
“OK” again to save the value. This will reboot APDR3400 SERIES again.
Note: Customer can set up his or her own registry server by visiting the “usyscfg.htm” page to enable this function within an
APDR3400 SERIES. Under this situation, the registry server IP address is customer’s own public IP of that APDR3400 SERIES.
C. Registry Server Setting
1. Power on ADSL and IP sharing router, wait for one-minute connection time. Check LED lights on these two devices to
see if they are both OK. Please refer to manufacturer’s user manual for proper LED indications.
2. Connect a client PC from external world (NOT under the same LAN segments of IP sharing router) to Internet. Client
PC will have to visit http://registry.nfic.com.tw/registry.htm to find APDR3400 SERIES registry and then access real IP
from there.
3. Click “BrowseAll records” to find APDR3400 SERIES IP address. You can also search for the MAC ID you want.
4. Find the MAC ID of the registered APDR3400 SERIES on the list and map to the real IP to access APDR3400 SERIES
home page. You can see the port number “8001” that was set on previous section, was attached behind the real IP.
5. Real time videos of APDR3400 SERIES should be able to show up on the screen if everything is OK.
Note: About registry server usage, please refer to section 2.6 to know how to find the real IP address of APDR3400 SERIES via
browsing registry server.
Installing IP sharing Hub (Lemel Model LM-CAS1040)
After users finish settingAPDR3400 SERIES, users can start to install IP sharing hub. In the following case, we use Lemel
Model LM-CAS1040 IP sharing hub as the example, users just follow step-by-step procedures to install Lemel LM-CAS1040.
For other IP sharing hub users, please check their own user’s manual to finish the procedures.
Cabling:
1. Connect the WAN (Internet) port of LM-CAS1040 to ADSL router LAN port.

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2. Connect a PC with LAN card installed to one of the LAN ports of LM-CAS1040.
Configuration:
For PC side
1. Make sure your PC is equipped with LAN card and TCP/IP functions successfully.
2. Set TCP/IP property as “Getting IP Automatically”.
For LM-CAS1040 side
1. Bring up browser on PC side and access LM-CAS1040 configuration page at “192.168.1.254”.
For Global Port
1. Select “Global Port” on left side of the screen to get the following window.
2. Select “PPPoE (DSL dynamic mode)”.
3. Key in username and password of your ISP account.
Note: Some ISP may drop the dial up ADSL link daily if the link was there all the time. Check the “Auto-reconnect “ box on the
following figure for re-dial after the link is disconnected.
For Local Port
Check here for
automatic
reconnection
after ADSL link
dropped.

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1. Make changes to “Start IP Address” to avoid conflict with APDR3400 SERIES IP. For example, when start IP address
set at 192.168.1.1, this means when network devices connect to LAN portion of LM-CAS1040 requesting for DHCP to
get their IP automatically, they will be assigned IP address starting from 192.168.1.1 with a maximum to 192.168.1.128.
2. If APDR3400 SERIES IP is set among any of these values, it will be chances to conflict with some other device. The
recommend start IP address is from 192.168.1.10.
Virtual Server
1. 1.“Advanced Setup” “Virtual Server “ to bring up the following window.
2. Click “By Port”.
3. Select HTTP (TCP80) from the “Application (port)” list.
4. Key in “8001” into port number field.
5. Key in 192.168.1.7 to Local Server IP address field.
6. Click “ADD” to add a local server of IP 192.168.1.7 with TCP port 8001 into the list.
Network Status:
Recommend change
here to 10,then click
“SAVE”
Click hereSelect HTTP (TCP80)
Key in 8001
Click here to add into server list
Key in 7

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1. Select “Network Status” -> “WAN IP status” to bring up Fig 7. This screen gives you indications of the outgoing ADSL
network status. When connection is built successfully, you can see the “PPPoE connection time”, ”IP Address”,
“Subnet Mask”, “Gateway”,” Primary” and “Secondary” DNS Server etc….
2. If the ADSL connection is fail, you will NOT get the above data on 2.2.6.1 and there will be “NOT CONNECTED” in
the “PPPoE connection time” field. Then you will have to check cabling between ADSL modem and IP sharing router,
ADSL ISP account and password etc…
Session List:
1. Select “Network Status”“Session List” to see network activities as the following figure.
2. If there are connections from outside world or inside local LAN, their IP addresses and port numbers will be
shown on the list.
3. This finishes IP sharing router configuration!
2.7.2 Not Running PPPoE Protocol
For DSL or Cable Modem not running PPPoE, users are free to connect APDR3400 SERIES with xDSL/Cable Modem directly
without any other device.
1. For static IP case:
If a static public IP is assigned to the xDSL/Cable Modem account, just assign this IP to APDR3400 SERIES as the following
figure.
DSL/Cable
Modem APDR3400