FRÄNKISCHE 100 DATALIGHT User manual

Operating instructions
WLAN Access Point 100 DATALIGHT®
DRAINAGE SYSTEMS
ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
BUILDING TECHNOLOGY
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS
Last modified: June 2017

■electrical conduit with integrated data cable
■quick installation without extra effort
and expense
■parallel installation of electric cables and
1 Gbps network cables
■future-proof installation for satisfied
customers
■innovative product for broadband
installation in buildings
DATALIGHT®
The easy and flexible network system
Future-proof networking

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Table of contents
1 Overview, licensing notes 4
2 Operating modes 5 – 7
3 Configuration
8
–23
3.1 Password setting 8
3.2 System
9
3.2.1 General settings
9
3.2.2 Language
9
3.3 Status 10
3.4 Network 10 – 15
3.4.1 IP settings 10 – 11
3.4.2 WLAN setting 11 – 14
3.4.3 Diagnostics 15
3.5 System – backups / updates 15 – 16
3.5.1 Backup / software update 15
3.5.2 Firmware update 15
3.5.3 System reboot 16
3.5.4 Log-out 16
3.6 Reset 16 – 17
3.6.1 Reset variants 16
3.6.2 Reset in the event of malfunction 17
3.6.3 Reset to factory settings / loading firmware
in the event of a malfunction 17
3.6.4 Meaning of the LEDs 17
3.7 Expert information 18
3.7.1 LAN expert charts 18
3.7.2 WLAN expert charts 18
3.7.3 Controlling the WLAN AP via UDP 18
3.8 Services 19 – 21
3.8.1 Time switch function for LAN / WLAN 19
3.8.2 Remote control 20
3.8.3 Guest interface setup 21
3.8.4 Configuring guest connections 21
3.9 Technical information 22 – 23
3.9.1 Transmission power range 22
3.9.2 Factory settings 23
4 Help with malfunctions 24
5 Glossary 25 – 26
6 Your connection to us 27
■electrical conduit with integrated data cable
■quick installation without extra effort
and expense
■parallel installation of electric cables and
1 Gbps network cables
■future-proof installation for satisfied
customers
■innovative product for broadband
installation in buildings
DATALIGHT®
The easy and flexible network system
Future-proof networking

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1 Overview
1 Licensing notes
Each device includes various instruc-
tions/information for the following areas:
ninstallation (with technical data)
nlicense
noperation
Please categorically note
the instructions for all
three areas – in particular
the safety instructions pro-
vided with the installation
instructions enclosed with
the devices.
Intended use
The wireless access point (WLAN AP)
has different operating modes and func-
tions. It can, among other things, be
used as access point for devices com-
municating wireless or as a repeater to
increase the range of the wireless net-
work.
It can also be connected to devices
which have no own WLAN adapter.
Do not use the device for any other pur-
pose. Only operate it in interior spaces.
These operating instructions apply only
to devices equipped with firmware ver-
sion 2.x to 4.x (see following figure).
General information
The WLAN AP offers an excellent alter-
native to comply with the requirements
of modern network infrastructures
according to DIN 18015-2 and RAL-RG
678 without having to refrain from the
flexible use of modern, mobile technolo-
gies such as tablet PCs or laptops and
without restricting wireless data rates.
In addition, the WLAN AP works like a
normal data socket with a RJ45 outlet
for a conventional data terminal (data
rate of 100 Mbps). Power is supplied
directly via 230 V on the rear side of the
device.
The WLAN AP is connected to the inter-
nal data network via polymer optical
fibres (POF).
The WLAN range can be adapted to the
room conditions and it can be limited to
the room. This creates powerful room
radio cells which ensure maximum
radio bandwidth within the room while
at the same time operating with low
power consumption and low radiation.
Due to its low energy consumption and
thus low radio emissions, demarcation
problems among individual access
points, over-coupling of WLAN sections
and compromised data rates are largely
avoided.
The WLAN AP can also be controlled
directly via UDP and features extensive
time switching and additional protocol
functions.
It is the first wireless access point world-
wide to fit in a commercial installation
box and also matches all design pro-
grammes of renowned switch manufac-
turers.
Parts of the firmware are subject to the
GNU General Public License.
License information
This product includes software by third
parties under the terms of the GNU
General Public License.
You can use, change or distribute this
free software under the terms of the
GNU General Public License.
Availability of the source code
Upon request, we will send you the
complete source code of the software
licensed under GNU General Public
License – including all scripts to control
the compilation and installation of the
drivers. The complete license details can
be found in a separate document.
System requirements
nLAN connection via POF cable
nfirmware 2.x and higher
nPC/laptop/tablet with internet
browser
!

Router
Router Switch
☁
☁
WLAN AP
WLAN AP
WLAN AP
to more WLAN AP
Patch cable
Duplex Fibre DATALIGHT®
Patch cable
Duplex Fibre DATALIGHT®
Internet
Internet
Mode: access point
SSID: free selection
IP: 192.168.X.X
Encryption: free selection
Channel: 1–13
Mode: access point
SSID: free selection
IP: 192.168.X.X
Encryption: free selection
Channel: 1–13
Mode: access point
SSID: free selection/
roaming
IP: 192.168.X.X
Encryption: free selection
Channel: 1–13
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2 Operating modes
WLAN AP at the router, input
via termination
Internet connection of terminal devices
in the house via the WLAN and RJ45
socket
nhard-wired network connection
via POF
ninterface to LAN/internet
nmode: access point
Several WLAN AP at the switch
(radial, termination)
Operation of several WLAN AP
via one switch
nhard-wired network connection via
POF
ninterface to LAN/internet
nmode: access point
The WLAN AP acts as an interface
between the WLAN, connected data ter-
minals and network cabling in the net-
work. Different operating parameters
must be set depending on the operating
mode. Please refer to the following
examples for general explanations.
Please note that the maximum data
rates in the operating modes with
repeater function are generally halved
with each additional repetition!
This is due to the general physical prin-
ciples of wireless transmission and no
separate property of the WLAN AP.
The following descriptions assume a
manual assignment of the IP addresses
of the devices.
When using a router with DHCP
server function, IP address assignment
can also be made automatically in the
network. Please note that you do not
know the automatically assigned IP
address of the WLAN AP or of other
devices, and further programming/
changes of settings can therefore
become difficult.
In such cases you may use a WLAN net-
work monitor such as “FING” to learn
about the IP addresses of the WLAN
AP(s).
Operating mode I
Operating mode II

Router
Printer
Printer
☁
Internet
☁
Internet
Router
(ESSID)
Router
WL AN AP client
(ESSID and BSSID)
WL AN AP
client
WL AN AP
base station
WL AN AP
client
☁
Internet
WL AN AP base station
(ESSID)
WL AN AP client
(ESSID and BSSID) (ESSID)
(ESSID)
Mode: access point
(WDS)
SSID: free selection
IP: 192.168.X.X
Encryption: free selection
Channel: 1–13
Mode: access point
SSID: free selection
IP: 192.168.X.X
Encryption: free selection
Channel: 1–13
Mode: access point
SSID: free selection
IP: 192.168.X.X
Encryption: free selection
Channel: 1–13
Mode: client (WDS)
SSID: from base station
IP: 192.168.X.X
Encryption: from base station
Channel: from base station
Mode: client relayed
SSID: from base station
IP: 192.168.X.X
Encryption: from base station
Channel: from base station
Mode: client (WDS)
SSID: from base station
IP: 192.168.X.X
Encryp-
tion: from base station
Channel: from base station
Mode: client (WDS)
SSID: from base station
IP: 192.168.X.X
Encryption: from base station
Channel: from base station
Mode: virtual AP
SSID: free selection
or roaming
IP: automatic
Encryp-
tion:
free selection
or roaming
Channel: automatic
Mode: virtual AP
SSID: free selection
or roaming
IP: 192.168.X.X
Encryp-
tion:
free selection
or roaming
Channel: automatic
Mode: virtual AP
SSID: free selection
or roaming
IP: 192.168.X.X
Encryp-
tion:
free selection
or roaming
Channel: automatic
Mode: virtual AP
SSID: free selection
or roaming
IP: 192.168.X.X
Encryption: free selection
or roaming
Channel: automatic
Patch cable
Duplex Fibre DATALIGHT®
Patch cable
Duplex Fibre
DATALIGHT®
Patch cable
Duplex Fibre DATALIGHT®
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Bridge/repeater
Connection of two network segments
via WLAN
nincrease in the range of
wireless-enabled devices
ninterface to LAN/internet
nmode:
base station: access point
(WDS/repeater)
client: client (WDS)
Repeater, range expansion via/of the
WLAN network
Connection of terminal devices to a
WLAN router
nincrease in the range of
wireless-enabled devices
ninterface to LAN/internet
nmode:
client: client relayed
We cannot guarantee compatibility with
all manufacturers on the market in this
operating mode. Applicable manufac-
turers' instructions must be observed.
Roaming via repeater
Free movement within the WLAN
without new login
Increase in the range of
wireless-enabled devices
ninterface to LAN/internet
Applicable to all WLAN devices:
nsame SSID
nsame encryption, same
IP range
n mode:
base station: access point
(WDS/repeater)
client: client (WDS)
Operating mode III
Operating mode IV
Operating mode V
2 Operating modes

Room 3
Room 2
Room 1
Router
☁
WLAN AP
Guest PC
Internet
WLAN AP
access point
(ESSID 2)
WLAN AP
client
(ESSID 1)
~
~
Router
☁
WLAN AP
base station
(ESSID 1)
Internet Mode: access point
(WDS)
SSID: free selection
IP: 192.168.X.X
Encryption: free selection
Channel: 1–13
Mode:
only
access point
possible
Mode:
client (WDS)
with virtual
access point –
see also operat-
ing modes
IV and VII
Mode: guest
SSID: automatic
IP: automatic
Encryp-
tion: automatic
Channel: automatic
Mode: access point
SSID: free selection
IP: 192.168.X.X
Encryption: free selection
Channel: 1–13
Patch cable
Duplex Fibre
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Guest access
Internet access via WLAN
nshielding of the internal
network
nnumber of guest depending
on bandwidth
nlog function
nmode: guest
Roaming via termination
Free movement within the WLAN
without new login
Multi-room use of the
internet via WLAN
ninterface to LAN/internet
nsame SSID for client and base
station (room 1 and 2)
ndifferent SSID for room 3
nsame encryption in all
rooms
nsame range for IP address
for client and base station
(room 1 and 2)
nmode:
access point: access point
base station: access point
(WDS/repeater)
client: client (WDS)
Operating mode VI
Operating mode VII
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3 Configuration
Make sure that the device
is properly connected.
Please find information in
the associated installation
instructions.
Initial configuration
We recommend making the initial config-
uration via one of the LAN interfaces of
the device, e.g., via the front socket. To
do so, connect the LAN interface of
your PC with the WLAN AP.
In the delivery condition, the address of
the PC must be programmed
in the 192.168.0.xxx range
(x ≥0 ≤255, x ≠5!). Subnet mask:
255.255.255.0
1. Start your web browser
(e.g., Internet Explorer, Firefox, etc.)
and enter http://192.168.0.5 in the
address line.
If the web browser’s pop-
up blocker is enabled, you
must explicitly allow
access via the respective
dialogue.
2. Enter the password (delivery condi-
tion: admin) and log in.
3. If the initial configuration can only be
effected via WLAN, first search the
WLAN AP via the wireless interface
of the device intended for commis-
sioning (tablet PC, etc.). The WLAN
AP logs in to the network with the
“DATALIGHT” SSID. In the delivery
condition, the WLAN password is
wireless123.
If you want to change the SSID, only use
letters (without spaces or special char-
acters) and numbers.
Individual configuration
The device is delivered with factory set-
tings and ready for operation.
Using the web interface, you can config-
ure the WLAN AP and adapt it to your
requirements (e.g., language). Access is
possible via patch cable, termination or
WLAN.
We recommend adapting and/or check-
ing the following:
npassword
ndevice name
ntime zone
nlanguage
Go to “System/Administration” (Sys-
tem/Administration) for password set-
tings. Increase access protection by
selecting an individual password. The
password becomes visible when click-
ing on the green arrows.
Only use letters (without spaces and
special characters) and numbers.
Confirm the password and
save it by clicking “Save & Apply”
(Speichern & Anwenden).
!
!
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The system settings are valid for all
operating modes and can be changed in
the “System” (System) tab.
3.2.1 General settings
To be able to recognise the WLAN AP in
your network, enter an individual,
unique name ("AC-WLAN" in as-deliv-
ered condition). The name must start
with a letter and must not contain any
spaces. Invalid entries are marked in red.
As of V2.x, the devices are available
in the network via this name (e.g.,
http://AC-WLAN without entering the
IP address then also allows access to the
device).
If necessary, change the default time
zone. You also have the option of syn-
chronising the time via different servers.
Click “Save & Apply” (Speichern &
Anwenden) to apply the changes.
You must reboot the device
after changing the device
name. Click "Reboot” (Neu
Starten) and, in the window
that opens, click “Reboot”
(Neustart durchführen). This
will take about a minute.
3.2.2 Language
The user interface can be displayed in
German or English.
The “auto” setting assumes the current
language of the internet browser.
“Save & Apply” (Speichern &
Anwenden) applies this setting.
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“Status” (Status) displays the current
values of the system and the devices
connected to the WLAN AP. This pro-
vides you with, e.g., information on the
channel and on logged-in stations for
the configuration.
If several stations are logged in to a net-
work, the WLAN AP automatically
selects the one with the strongest sig-
nal. A reception rate of 20 % should not
be fallen below to ensure safe data
transfer.
In addition to the access point model,
you can also see the firmware version
here.
You can set the operating mode and
additional configuration aspects in the
“Network” (Netzwerk) tab under “IP set-
tings” (IP-Einstellungen) or “WLAN”
(WLAN). You can choose between four
modes:
naccess point (delivery state)
naccess point (WDS/repeater)
nclient (WDS) and
nclient (relayed)
3.4.1 IP settings
The IP settings (IP-Einstellungen) tab
provides you with status information
regarding the LAN settings of your
WLAN AP. Run time, MAC address,
transmitted /received data rate and the IP
address are displayed.
3.3 Status
3.4 Network
3 Configuration
The interface icons on the left mean:
POF
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In addition to status information, you
can click on “Settings” (Einstellungen)
or “Edit” (Bearbeiten) to select the pro-
tocol (static address or DHCP client),
change the IP address and subnet mask
of your WLAN AP, and enter the gate-
way address and the DNS server of your
router.
Click the “Use own DNS servers”
(Benutze eigene DNS-Server) icon to
add and save additional DNS servers.
3.4.2 WLAN setting
The WLAN status section provides you
with an overview of the WLAN settings
of your WLAN AP. It shows radio stand-
ard, channel, bitrate, SSID, mode,
BSSID, encryption, signal strength in per
cent, logged-in stations with SSID, MAC
address, IP address, signal and noise.
The “Scan” (Scan) field provides an
overview of the nearby networks.
Select “Edit” (Bearbeiten) to make addi-
tional settings of the gateway. “Disable”
(Deaktivieren) disables the gateway,
“Remove” (Entfernen) deletes it perma-
nently.
Click “Add” (Hinzufügen) to add another
gateway (e.g., necessary for repeater
mode, see figure on the right).
In the WLAN settings, we differentiate between device configuration
and interface configuration.
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The following settings are possible:
n Enable/disable WLAN
(WLAN de-/aktivieren)
The WLAN interface can be disabled
when not in use to avoid radiation
and to save energy. The other two
interfaces are still available. Switch-
ing can also be implemented via UDP
(see page 18).
n Channel
(Kanal)
The frequency ranges of nearby
channels overlap. You should there-
fore select the channel such that the
frequencies of other wireless devices
nearby do not overlap (e.g., radio
microwave devices in the range of
channels 9, 10). In Germany, 13 chan-
nels are allowed, e.g., in the USA only
11. We thus recommend using the
channels 1 to 11 only.
n Transmission performance
(Sendeleistung)
By changing the transmission perfor-
mance, you can adjust the range of
the WLAN AP to local conditions. It
should be kept rather small in accord-
ance with the area of application.
The settings possible in interface configuration are network-specific:
n ESSID
Network name with which the WLAN
AP shall be connected.
n Mode (Modus)
Four modes are available:
the operating modes Access Point,
Access Point (WDS/Repeater), Client
(WDS) and Client (RELAYED) – see
pages 5-7.
n Hide ESSID (ESSID verstecken)
prevents unauthorized
devices from seeing your network.
Device configuration – general settings
Interface configuration – general settings
3 Configuration
Click “Save & Apply” (Speichern & Anwenden) to apply the entries.

Router
☁
Internet
WLAN AP
1x repeated ( 50 %) 2 x repeated (25 %) Possible, not recommended
WLAN AP
1.Tab:
Relayed client
additional (Relayed
Client
zusätzlich)
2.Tab:
Access Point
1.Tab:
Relayed client
additional (Relayed
Client
zusätzlich)
2.Tab:
Access Point
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The operating mode as repeater and
access point requires appropriate con-
figuration in the WLAN AP.
Since these are two different WLAN
operating modes, they must also be
configured and/or added under Network
> WLAN (Netzwerk > WLAN).
The first of the following figures shows
the gateway settings.
This requires firmware version 1.0.0.3 or
higher!
The relayed function forms the basis for
repeater functions. In this, an existing,
possibly weak WLAN signal of a router
is picked up, amplified and transmitted
as an access point at the place of instal-
lation of the WLAN AP. You can, e.g.,
“expand” WLAN connections at an
existing router and/or make them more
functionally reliable. Please note that the
maximum data rates in the operating
modes with repeater function are gener-
ally halved with each further repetition!
This is due to the general physical prin-
ciples of wireless transmission and no
separate property of the WLAN AP.
Relayed function / repeater mode
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You can make more settings in the
respective tab of both device and inter-
face configuration:
n Mode (Modus)
In the delivery state, devices can log
in according to the IEEE 802.11 b/g/n
standard. If you want to restrict
access, you can configure special
radio standards.
n HT mode (HT-Modus) (only with
802.11g+n mode)
In the n-standard, HT 20/40 can be
selected. Check which bandwidth
produces the best result.
The WLAN encryption protects the net-
work from attacks by unauthorized
users.
n Encryption (Verschlüsselung)
The mode set in the delivery state is
considered to be the safest, however,
some older devices do not support it
(avoid WEP!).
n Cipher (Cipher)
Encryption procedure, “auto” in the
delivery state.
n Key (Schlüssel)
By assigning the key, you grant
access to your network to authorized
users only.
Change the key!
When selecting the key, please observe
the same criteria as for the selection of
the password, however, the password
should comprise at least 20 characters
for encryption processes such as WPA
and WPA2 for WLAN for security rea-
sons.
Click “Save & Apply" (Speichern &
Anwenden) to confirm and apply all set-
tings made.
Device configuration – advanced settings
Interface configuration – WLAN encryption
This gateway must feature the “Client
(RELAYED)” operating mode. The IP
address of the relayed client must be in
the same address range as the router (or
device to be amplified). The second
gateway to be added is parametrized as
access point (see lower illustration). In
WLAN operation, mobile data terminals
or other repeaters, which are set up sim-
ilarly to the previous processes, are con-
nected to this gateway.
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Here you can test the network
and internet connection.
nEnter an internet address (internal or
external).
nClick “Ping request” (Ping-Anfrage).
You will then receive information as
to whether the data have been sent
and the remote station has responded.
3.4.3 Diagnostics (Diagnosen)
3.5.1 Backup / software update
For reasons of security, you can store
your individual settings on a PC and
recover them from there.
A reset restores the WLAN AP to factory
settings (see page 16). A reset can be
carried out device-specifically as fol-
lows:
nvia web browser
nby means of bridging at the device
Backup/restore
Select a backup folder on your PC where
you save the current settings. Click
“Backup” (Sicherung erstellen).
Click “Reset” (Reset durchführen) to
restore the factory settings.
If you, e.g., want to install several WLAN
AP with identical configuration, you can
save the settings of a device as a backup
and then load this on the other devices.
Installing new firmware
You can download the respective cur-
rent firmware from our homepage. Pro-
ceed as follows:
(1) Save the file to your PC.
(2) If you want to keep the current con-
figuration, confirm this.
(3) Select the saved file (image).
(4) Click “Install” (Installieren).
3.5 System – backups / updates
3 Configuration
3.5.2 Firmware update
Software backup
Your configured programming is saved
when you run a backup. This can be
uploaded again if required. Alternative-
ly, you can restore the factory settings.
Firmware update
When updating the firm-
ware from 1.x to the next
higher version
2.x, no settings can be
transferred.
In case of a “small” update – e.g.
within version 1 or 2 – all the settings are
maintained in the device after the
update if you have ticked “Maintain con-
figuration” (Konfiguration behalten).
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3.5.3 System reboot
A reboot achieves the following:
Adoption of the actions carried out
under software update (see page 15).
3.5.4 Log-out
Exit the user interface of the WLAN AP
using the “Logout” (Abmelden) tab.
Save you configurations beforehand. To
make more changes (at a later point in
time), you will need to log in with your
password again.
3.6.1 Reset variants
A reset restores the WLAN AP to factory
settings (see page 17). A reset can be
carried out as follows:
n via web browser
(see 3.5.3)
nby means of bridging at the device
(for older versions, see page 17)
nby means of a reset magnet
New device variants
From versions 2.x, you can either per-
form a reboot or load the factory set-
tings via the multi-pin connector socket
or via the reed contact – depending on
how long the contact is actuated.
Resetting
n Short-circuit the multi-pin connector
socket or actuate the reed contact for
more than 2 seconds and less than 5
seconds.
The start of the reset is confirmed
with a flashing WLAN LED (see page 17).
Loading factory settings
n Short-circuit the multi-pin connector
socket or actuate the reed contact for
more than 5 seconds and less than 10
seconds.
The start of the reset is confirmed
with a flashing LAN LED.
3.6 Reset
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3.6.4 Meaning of the LEDs
For detailed error analysis and commis-
sioning, you can also use the state of
the green LEDs which can be seen with
the cover removed from the upper
component of the WLAN AP. They
show the activity on the respective
ports (UAE socket and POF connector).
With newer variants/versions of the
WLAN AP, there is an additional LED
at the RJ45 port for diagnostic / function
display available:
nLED blue = WLAN
nLED orange = LAN
nLED purple = WLAN/LAN active
nflashing = data traffic
Proceed as follows to
reset your WLAN AP to
factory settings if you no
longer have access to
your WLAN AP:
De-energize the WLAN AP!
n The PC network card must be
in the same IP range!
n Create a bridge at the device
(see 3.6.2).
n Turn the power back on.
n Wait 5 seconds. Go to, e.g., "Win-
dows - Start - Run" and enter “cmd”.
n Confirm with “OK”.
n Enter “tftp -i 192.168.1.1 put
acw-rk- xxxx.bin” (see meaning).
Meaning of the entries:
C:\ Change to the root directory
tftp Start TFTP client (available
in the operating system)
-i binary file transfer
192.168.1.1 Address of the TFTP
server in the WLAN
AP
put Send data
acw-rk-xxxx.bin File name (xxxx is,
e.g., a version number
like 2000) must be in
the root
The system gives a feedback
regarding successful data transfer.
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3.6.3 Reset to factory settings / loading firmware in the event of a malfunction
POF connection
(fast flashing = no link,
slow flashing = link)
LED indicator status
3.6.2 Reset in the event of malfunction
Devices with multi-pin connector
socket:
Create a bridge (e.g., with a paper clip)
for a minimum of 5 and a maximum of
30 seconds during operation. The sys-
tem starts with the factory settings.
Devices with a reed contact:
Hold the reset magnet to the reed con-
tact for at least 5 and a maximum of 30
seconds during operation (see figure).
The system starts with the factory set-
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This will provide you with detailed infor-
mation about the current data transfer
in the LAN and WLAN range which you
can use as an analysis tool.
3.7.1 LAN expert charts
You can use these charts to check
whether a LAN connection exists and
what data rates are transmitted incom-
ing and outgoing in the period of 5 min-
utes. The recording is performed as long
as the associated window is open only.
3.7.2 WLAN expert charts
The WLAN charts provide you with
information about the transmission qual-
ity regarding signal, noise and data rate.
3.7.3 Controlling the WLAN AP via UDP
The WLAN interface of the device can
be switched on and off via UDP com-
mand.
Enable the UDP function by entering the
desired port in the “System” (System)
menu. No port is configured in the fac-
tory settings. Afterwards, confirm the
entry by clicking the “Save & Apply”
(Speichern & Anwenden) button.
Notes: To apply the entered UDP port,
you must reboot the WLAN AP. Click
"Reboot” (Neu Starten) and, in the win-
dow that opens, click “Reboot” (Neus-
tart durchführen). Rebooting takes
approximately one minute.
The UDP function will be available after-
wards. You can switch this off via
WLAN (smartphone) but not back on.
Please consider case-sensitivity when
making your entries. The WLAN AP
confirms a transmitted UDP command
by returning the current state.
3.7 Expert information
UDP commands
Commands Meaning
WLAN ON Turn on WLAN interface
WLAN OFF Turn off WLAN interface
WLAN ? Enquire state
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3.8.1 Time switch function for LAN/
WLAN
The WLAN AP has an integrated, exten-
sively definable time switch function.
You can make the general settings in the
first tab “Time switch function”
(Zeitschaltfunktion):
nWLAN and/or LAN on/off
By clicking the green “on/off” (ein/
aus) button, you switch (for the
respective network) between the two
states ON and OFF.
n Activate time switch
(Zeitschaltuhr aktivieren)
Here you can generally switch off the
time switch (or switch it on).
n LED indication (LED-Anzeige)
The LED indication is independent
of the time switch function and only
reflects the status of the internal
interface.
Each of the changes made must be
saved for adoption and application.
The second section “Time entries”
(Zeiteinträge) allows you to configure
the time switch individually. You can
define one switching operation per line.
Six predefined periods are offered to
facilitate this:
n Select the desired period
(“When”) and enter the desired
combination of time, day, date,
WLAN/LAN validity.
We recommend generally defining the
“contrary” switching operation (if
required via “Add” (Hinzufügen)) in the
respectively following line. Delete no
longer required time entries with the
respective command.
You can furthermore define holidays.
n Enter the respective date in DD/MM/
YYYY format. Switching on holidays
is treated as was defined for week-
ends.
3.8 Services
3 Configuration
If there are no weekend entries, nothing
will happen on the configured holidays.
n Click “Save & Apply”
(Speichern & Anwenden)
to activate the switching times.
The time is continuously updated by the
second according to the settings under
“System > General settings” (System >
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3.8.2 Remote control
(as of firmware 4.x)
As of version 4.x, the WLAN AP offers
the possibility of centrally configuring
other linked WLAN AP.
Proceed as follows under “Services >
Remote control” (Dienste > Fernsteu-
erung):
nFinding all devices in the network
Click the green “Scan” (Scan) button.
All connected WLAN AP (as of V 4.x)
are listed including IP address, SSID,
etc.
nCalling up device
Click the respective “Edit” (Bearbe-
iten) button to configure the device
(see following screenshot).
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Please use the MAC address,
which is located on the rear
side of the devices and which
you should note down, to
clearly assign the devices.
For a visual check whether
you have selected the ‘cor-
rect’ device, temporarily
switch the state of the LED (N)
and confirm this with the
“Send” (Absenden) button.
Previously configured devices
are not displayed in the list for
now. Click the “Scan” (Scan)
button again if you want to
configure these devices again.
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nConfiguring device
Configure the device as desired in the
“System properties“ (Systemeigen-
schaften), “Network settings” (Net-
zwerkeinstellungen), “WLAN set-
tings” (WLAN Einstellungen) subi-
tems.
nConfiguring more devices
The list of other devices (see above)
is displayed after you have config-
ured one device.