Lanpro LP-1522 User manual

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Installation Point-to-Point, Multipoint
LP-1522
Access Point and 800mW Router,
with the standard 802.11b/g,
and with PoE technology and external antenna
123 MANUAL INITIAL CONFIGURATION
Screw the antenna as you can see in Figure 2; in case of having an antenna with pigtail
type cable, make sure that antenna cable is plugged into the antenna and then screw the
other end into your SMA connector of your LP-1522. See Figure 3. Note: Never operate
the LP-1522 without the antenna, because you will damage the RF output stage.
Connect the DC electrical power plug into the power jack, see gure 5. The
LP-1522 can be fed alternatively through a LAN port simultaneously with DATA.
For this, you must use a LP-PoE150(*) injector on the side of your Switch or
PC and send Data+Power to the LP-1522 up to 100m distance with our new
LP-CE Cat5e or LP-C6 Cat6 copper UTP cables and 80m distance with LanPro
LP-BMCAT5E bi-metallic UTP Cable, see Figure 6.
(*) The LP-PoE150 Injector is not included.
Connect your PC or Switch to the LAN port of
your LP-1522, as it is shown in Figure 4.
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(*) The
LP-PoE150
Injector
is not
included.
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Open your selected browser and input the same default address: 192.168.1.254,
as you can see in Figure 7.
In Figure 8, select:
Operation Mode.
Select: Bridge.
Click: Apply Changes.
Once you see the window shown in
Figure 9, indicating “Change setting
successfully!” then click: OK.
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Figure 7
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Figure 8
Figure 9
In the windows shown in Figure 10,
select: Wireless, Basic Settings,
in: Mode, select: WDS, verify the
channel, because it must be the
same in all equipment, then select:
Apply Changes, the equipment will
restart.
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Figure 10
In the windows shown in Figure 11,
select: Wireless, WDS Settings
and the add LAN MAC address
of the routers that will work under
this mode, except the MAC Address
already congured. Remember to
click on: Apply Changes, for each
one of the equipment.
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Figure 11
For this conguration you will need MAC addresses of the equipment that will be
part of the Point-to-Point and Multipoint link connection(s).
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Once you see the window shown
in Figure 12, indicating “Change
setting successfully!” click: OK,
then: OK, and the equipment will
restart.
Now proceed to set WDS security,
for this, in the windows shown in
Figure 13, select: Wireless, WDS
Settings, Set Security.
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Figure 12
A window like the one shown in
Figure 14 will be displayed, in it you
have to set security of this mode. It
is very important to emphasize that
security must be equally congured
in all equipment being part of these
connections.
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Figure 14
Figure 13
You must carry out all steps for each
equipment. Likewise, you must
assign each equipment a different
IP address for its administration.
For this, in the window shown in
Figure 15, select the option: TCP/
IP Settings, LAN Interface
and input an IP address in the
segment. We used for this example:
192.168.1.253, this will depend
of your network diagram. Click:
Apply Changes, the equipment will
restart and to access to it, you have
to enter the new IP.
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Figure 15
In: Encryption, please enter the
type of encryption you wish, we
recommend WPA2(ES), even
though, verify that all equipment
can support it. Enter a password,
minimum 8 characters. This
password must be the same for
all equipment. Then select, Apply
Changes.

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Here you can see a typical Multipoint network diagram, see Figure 16.
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Figure 16
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Proceed to change the administrative
password of your equipment.
Please select: Management, then:
Password, input the user name
which is Admin, and then type the
new password in: New Password
and type it again in Conrmed
Password. Finally, click on Apply
Changes. In other to access to your
equipment again, you must input
these data once you are asked.
Figure 17