Asus EA-N66 User manual

Ethernet Adapter
Dual-band Wireless-N
®
Quick Start Guide
EA-N66
Ethernet Adapter
Dual-band Wireless-N
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E7020 / First Edition / Nov. 2011
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A quick look
1) Ethernet (RJ45) port
2) Power (DC-In) port
3) LED (Signal strength) indicator
OFF: No power or physical connection
Solid blue: Excellent connection
Blinking fast: Active connection
Blinking slow
Blinking slow with low light:
: Poor connection
site survey
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4) Air vent
5) Mounting hole
6) WPS button
7) Reset button
NOTE: To get a better signal, move EA-N66
closer to the other devices.

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Mounting options
Out of the box, the ASUS EA-N66 is
designed to sit on a raised at surface like
a le cabinet or book shelf. The unit may
also be converted for mounting to a wall
or ceiling.
1. Look on the
underside for the
mounting hook.
2. Mark an upper
hole in a at
surface.
3. Tighten one screw
until only 1/4’’ is showing.
4. Latch the hook of your EA-N66 onto
the screw.
Package contents
EA-N66 Power adapter
Network cable Quick Start Guide
NOTE: If any of the items is damaged or
missing, contact your retailer.
NOTES:
• Re-adjust the screw if you cannot latch
EA-N66 onto the screw or if it is too
loose.
• The screw is not included in the
EA-N66 package contents.

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Connecting to a wireless network
A. Connecting using WPS
The WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) button
allows you to connect to a secured and
protected network with a simple click.
a. Insert your EA-N66’s power adapter to
the DC-In port and plug it to a power
outlet.
b. Using the bundled network cable,
connect your HD media player,
Internet TV, set top box, or other
Ethernet-enabled device, to your
EA-N66’s LAN port.
c. Press the WPS
button at the
bottom of
EA-N66.
Wa
ll Power Outle
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LED indicator
a
b

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e. Press the WPS button on the router.
f. Check if EA-N66’s LED indicator turns a
solid blue, which indicates that EA-N66
has successfully connected to the
wireless network.
NOTE: For details on the LED indicator,
refer to page 4.
NOTE: Refer to the router’s user manual for
the location of its WPS button.
d. Ensure that the LED indicator is
blinking.

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B. Connecting without using WPS
Wall Power Outlet
a
b
a. Insert your EA-N66’s power adapter to
the DC-In port and plug it to a power
outlet.
b. Using the bundled network cable,
connect your computer to your
EA-N66’s LAN port.
c. In your web browser, key in www.
asusrouter.com. Key in admin as the
default username and password.
d. Follow the onscreen instructions to
complete the wireless connection
setup.
e. Check if EA-N66’s LED indicator turns a
solid blue, which indicates that EA-N66
has successfully connected to the
wireless network.
NOTE: For details on the LED indicator,
refer to page 4.
f. Disconnect the network cable from
your computer and connect it to your
Ethernet-enabled device such as HD
media player, Internet TV, set top box,
and others.

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Operation modes
ASUS EA-N66 provides three operation
modes: Ethernet Adapter, Access Point
(AP), and Repeater.
NOTE: Please follow the GUI Setup Wizard
for these modes.
Ethernet Adapter mode
By default, EA-N66 is set to the Ethernet
Adapter mode. In this mode, you can con-
nect any Ethernet-enabled device to your
wireless home network via EA-N66. This
mode is perfect for home theater devices
such as the Internet TV, TiVo, and Blu-ray
player.
Internet TV
ADSL/Cable
modem

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Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: I cannot access the web GUI to
congure the EA-N66 settings.
• Close all running web browsers and
launch again.
• Follow the steps below to congure
your computer settings based on its
operating system.
Windows 7
A. Disable the proxy server, if enabled.
1. Click Start > Internet Explorer to
launch the web browser.
2. Click Tools > Internet options >
Connections tab > LAN settings.
3. From the Local Area Network (LAN)
Settings screen, untick Use a proxy
server for your LAN.
4. Click OK when done.