PheeNet WAS-103R User manual

Wireless Hot Spot
Gateway
WAS-103R
Quick Installation Guide Version 1.01

Quick Installation Guide
WAS-103R Wireless Hotspot Gateway
Preface
Thanks to customers’ opinions on experiences o selling WAS-102R or several years.
Due to global economy crisis and a ter discussing with some VIP customers, we are going to
release a Light-weight but eature packed Wireless HotSpot Gateway by using the industrial
standard hardware plat orm.
PheeNet WAS-103R is a most economical Wireless HotSpot Gateway, and target or small venue, mini-size
store with very user- riendly operation.
Be ore, the business owner can make the money rom the Wireless Internet Access providing.
For the time being, the Wireless Internet Access is almost a kind o value added service. By take
advantage o PheeNet WAS-103R, the ront desk operator does not have to have enough IT technology,
just identi y the customer grade, o er the appropriate Pre-set ticket, and then
charge the money (or not).
In the mean time, the business owner or ront desk operator will totally get rid o the hassle and
time wasting on trouble shooting o Wireless HotSpot Gateway.
With PheeNet WAS-103R, hotspot service is getting to a new generation, easier, more convenient, and
more user- riendly.
Package Contents
WAS-103R x 1
Ethernet Cable x 1
5dBi Omni Antenna x 2
Quick Installation Guide (QIG) x 1
CD-ROM (with User Manual and QIG) x 1
Power Adapter (DC 12V) x 1
It is highly recommended to use all the supplies in the packege instead of substituting any
components by other suppliers to guqrantee best performance.
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System Overview
Front Panel
1. 12V DC Injector : Attach the power cable here.
2. Reset Button :
Press and hold the Reset button or 2 seconds to restart system. The LED except Power indicator will
be o be ore restarting.
Press and hold the Reset button or more than 10 seconds to reset the system to de ault
con igurations.
3. LAN1/ LAN2 (PoE) :
In AP Mode :
The LAN1/LAN2 port are or connection to external network or POE switch.
In Hotspot Mode :
The clients device with VLAN I connect to LAN1 or LAN2 port. The port will be used by LAN port.
Administrator can access the WMI (Web Management Inter ace) via this port
LAN1 or LAN2 port is connected to external network. For example, it may connect to the ATU-Router
o an ADSL, or the port o a Cable Modem. The port will be used by WAN port.
4. Console : The Serial RS-232 DB9 cable attaches here.
Rear Panel
WAS-103R supports 1 RF Inter ace with 2 SMA connectors or Antenna connection.
LE Panel
1. WLAN : Green LED FLASH indicates Wireless ON, and FLASH quickly indicates Wireless
Transmit quickly.
2. LAN1/LAN2 : Green LED ON indicates connection, OFF indicates no connection, and FLASH
indicates The Port Transmit
3. PWR : Green LED ON indicates power on, and OFF indicates power o .
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WAS-103R Wireless Hotspot Gateway
Hardware Installation
Please ollow the steps mentioned below to install the hardware o WAS-103R
1. Place the WAS-103R at a best location.
The best location or WAS-103R is usually at the center o your wireless network.
2. Connect WAS-103R to your outbound network device.
Connect one end o the Ethernet cable to the LAN1 port o WAS-103R on the ront panel. On your
environment, connect the other end o the cable to the external Internet . The LAN1 LED indicator
should be ON to indicate a proper connection.
3. Connect WAS-103R to your network device.
Connect one end o the Ethernet cable the LAN2 port o WAS-103R on the ront panel. Connect the
other end o cable to a PC or con iguring the system. The LAN2 LED indicator should be ON to indicate
a proper connection.
4. There are two ways to supply power over to WAS-103R
I. Connect the C power adapter to the WAS-103R power socket one the ront panel.
Please only use the power adapter supplied with the WAS-1 3R package. Using a different
power adapter may damage this system
II. WAS-103R is capable o transmitting DC current via its LAN1/LAN2 PoE port. Connect an IEEE
802.3a -compliant PSE device, e.g. A PoE Switch, to the LAN1/LAN2 port o WAS-103R with the
Ethernet cable.
Now, the hardware installation is completed.
To double verify the wired connection between WAS-1 3R and your switch/router/hub,
please check the LED status indication of these network devices.
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Getting Started
WAS-103R supports web-based con iguration. Upon
the completion o hardware installation, WAS-103R
can be con igured through a PC/NB by using its web
browser such as Internet Explorer version 6.0.
De ault IP Address : 192.168.2.254
De ault IP Netmask : 255.255.255.0
De ault User Name and Password : admin/de ault
Step
1. IP Segment Set-up for Administrator's PC
Set the IP segment o the administrator's
computer to be in the same range as WAS-103R
or accessing the system. Do not duplicate the
IP Address used here with IP Address o
WAS-103R or any other device within the
network
Example of Segment :
The value or underlined area can be changed
as desired; the valid range is 1 ~ 254. However,
254 shall be avoided as it is already used by
WAS-103R; use 10 as an example here.
IP Address : 192.168.2.10
IP Netmask : 255.255.255.0
2. Launch Web Browser
Launch as web browser to access the web
management inter ace o system by entering
the de ault IP Address, http://192.168.2.254,
in the URL ield, and then press Enter.
3. System Login
The system manager Login Page then appears.
Enter “admin” as User name and “default”
as Password, and then click OK to login to the
system.
4. Login Success
When administrator login success, the
WAS-103R web management UI should be
viewed at the Status section under the
System Overview page
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WAS-103R Wireless Hotspot Gateway
Quick Setup
WAS-103R is a two mode system which can be
con igured either as a Hotspot gateway or an
access point as desired. This section provides a
step-by-step con iguration procedure or basic
installation on AP Mode and Hotspot Mode
Setup In AP Mode
Step 1 : Mode Confirmation
Ensure the Operating Mode is currently at AP mode;
the web management UI can be viewed at the
Status section under the System Overview page.
Step 2 : Change Password
Click System -> Management and then Admin
Configuration page appears.
Enter a new administrator's password in the New
Password ield, and re-enter it again in the Check
New Password(a maximum o 32 characters and no
space allowed).
Click Sa e button to save the settings.
For security concern, it is strongly
recommended to change the
administrator's password
Step 3 : LAN Interface
Click System -> LAN, and then Network Setup
page appears.
Enable “Static IP” and “DNS”, and enter the related
in ormations in the ield marked with red asterisks.
Click Sa e button to save the settings.
Step 4 : Time Zone settings
Click System -> Time Server, and then Time
Server Setup page appears.
Select an appropriate time zone rom the Time
Zone drop-down list to set up the system time.
Click Sa e button to save the settings.
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Step 5 : Wireless Interface
Wireless General Setup
Click Wireless -> General Setup, and then
Wireless General Setup page appears.
Select desired wireless Band, Transmit Rate
and Channel or wireless inter ace.
Click Sa e button to save the settings.
Virtual AP Setup
Click Wireless -> Virtual AP Setup, and then
VAP Setup page appears. Click “Edit” on VAP0
o Virtual AP List, and then VAP0
Configuration page appears.
Select desired ESSI and Security Type or
VAP0.
Click Sa e button to save the settings.
For security concern, it is strongly
recommended to set up Security Type
with WPA-SPK or WPA2-PSK for Virtual AP
Step 6 : Restart System
Click Reboot to activate all settings con igured so
ar. The Reboot message will appear on the screen
during the restarting process.
Please do not interrupt the system until
the System Overview Page appears.
Congratulation !
The AP mode is now success ully con igured.
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Setup In Hotspot Mode
Step 0 : Access to WAS-103R
The de ault VLAN IP Address is between
192.168.100.1 to 192.168.107.1 and the IP
Netmask is 255.255.255.0
The administrator's PC need support VLAN.
Set VLAN ID 100 and set IP address
automatically. The administrator PC's will be
get IP address 192.168.100.xx (More VLAN
Setting see User Manual)
Open Browser and enter http:192.168.100.1
to access WMI o WAS-103R
The switches deployed under WAS-1 3R
must support VLAN or VLAN Passthrough
Step 1 : Mode Confirmation
Ensure the Operating Mode is currently at Hotspot
mode; the web management UI can be viewed at
the Status section under the System Overview
page.
Step 2 : Change Password
Click System -> Management and then Admin
Configuration page appears.
Enter a new administrator's password in the New
Password ield, and re-enter it again in the Check
New Password(a maximum o 32 characters and no
space allowed).
Click Sa e button to save the settings.
For security concern, it is strongly
recommended to change the
administrator's password
Step 3 : WAN Interface
Click System -> WAN and then WAN Setup page
appears.
Select a proper type o Internet Connection Type or
WAN Inter ace rom the ollowing three available
connections: Static IP, ynamic IP, or PPPoE.
Your ISP or network administrator can advise on the
connection type available to you. Below depicts an
example or Static IP. Click Sa e button to save
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Step 4 : Wireless Interface
Wireless General Setup
Click Wireless -> General Setup, and then
Wireless General Setup page appears.
Select desired wireless Band, Transmit Rate
and Channel or wireless inter ace.
Click Sa e button to save the settings.
Virtual AP Setup
Click Wireless -> Virtual AP Setup, and then
VAP Setup page appears. Click “Edit” on VAP0
o Virtual AP List, and then VAP0
Configuration page appears.
Select desired ESSI , Security Type and
VLAN I setting or VAP0. We select VLAN0 or
this step.
Click Sa e button to save the settings.
For security concern, it is strongly
recommended to set up Security Type
with WPA-SPK or WPA2-PSK for Virtual AP
Step 5 : Generate HotZONE Ticket 's Passcode
Click HotZONE -> Generate Ticket, and then
Generate Ticket Setup page appears. Select
desired Ticket Database or HotZONE. Below
depicts an example or Generate Ticket. Click
“Generate” button to generate File I
“00000001” o Ticket Database
Step 6 : Get Passcode on Ticket List
Click HotZONE -> Ticket List, and then Ticket List
page appears. Click “In o” o File ID to view
Passcode. Below depicts an example or Passcode
of File I “00000001”.
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Step 7 : Create HotZONE With VLAN0
Click HotZONE, and then HotZONE Management
page appears. Click “Edit” on VAP0 o HotZONE
List, and then HotZONE0 Setup page appears.
Select desired setting or HotZONE0. Below depicts
an example or Create HotZONE on VLAN0 and
use File I “00000001” o Ticket Database. Click
Sa e button to save the settings.
Step 8 : Restart System
Click Reboot to activate all settings con igured so
ar. The Reboot message will appear on the screen
during the restarting process.
Please do not interrupt the system until
the System Overview Page appears.
Step 9 : User Login
WAS-1 3R supports NTP time
synchronization only, it is strongly
recommended to make sure the NTP
server is reachable and alive
1. Connect a client device (e.g. Notebook, PC) with
wireless inter ace to scan the con igured VAP0's
ESSID o WAS-103R (e.g. “AP00”) and get
associated with this ESSID.
2. The client device will obtain an IP Address
automatically via VLAN0's DHCP rom
WAS-103R. Open a WEB Browser on a client
device, access any URL, and then the HotZONE
0 User Login Page will appears.
3. Enter the Passcode o File ID “00000001”
previously generated via Generate HotZONE
Ticket's Passcode. Click “Login” button. (e.g.
43133335 ; you can get Passcode rom Ticket
List)
Congratulation !
The Login Page will redirected to www.pheenet.com
and pop-on Timer Page a ter a client has
success ully logged into WAS-103R and has been
authenticated by the system.
The appearance o Login Timer Page means that
WAS-103R has been installed and con igured
properly
For further configuration and information, please
refer to the User's Manual.