PHICOMM KE 2P User manual

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KE 2P
AC1300 Dual Band Gigabit Wireless Router
User Guide
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Inhaltsverzeichnis
1 About this guide ................................................................................................................................. 9
1.1 Stru ture of this guide ........................................................................................................................................... 9
1.2 Symbols and onventions ..................................................................................................................................... 9
2 Introduction ..................................................................................................................................... 11
3 Hardware connections .................................................................................................................... 12
3.1 Pa kage ontents .................................................................................................................................................. 12
3.2 Conne t your devi es .......................................................................................................................................... 12
4 et started........................................................................................................................................ 14
4.1 TCP/IP settings ....................................................................................................................................................... 14
4.2 Configuring router via web browser ............................................................................................................. 15
4.3 Log into Web Management .............................................................................................................................. 18
4.4 Configuring router via Phi omm app ........................................................................................................... 19
5 eneral configurations ................................................................................................................... 20
5.1 Manage devi es ..................................................................................................................................................... 20
5.2 Wireless settings .................................................................................................................................................... 20
5.3 WAN settings .......................................................................................................................................................... 22
5.4 LAN settings ............................................................................................................................................................ 23
6 Advanced settings ........................................................................................................................... 24
6.1 DHCP servi e ........................................................................................................................................................... 24
6.2 Guest WiFi ................................................................................................................................................................ 24
6.3 Parental Control ..................................................................................................................................................... 25
6.4 UPnP ........................................................................................................................................................................... 26
6.5 Port forwarding ...................................................................................................................................................... 27
6.6 DMZ Host ................................................................................................................................................................. 28
6.7 Dynami DNS .......................................................................................................................................................... 29
6.8 Remote a ess ........................................................................................................................................................ 30
6.9 Wireless Extension ................................................................................................................................................ 31
6.10 IPTV........................................................................................................................................................................ 33
6.11 IPv6 ........................................................................................................................................................................ 34
7 Administration ................................................................................................................................. 40
7.1 Router status ........................................................................................................................................................... 40
7.2 Time zone ................................................................................................................................................................. 40
7.3 Firmware update ................................................................................................................................................... 41
7.4 Diagnosti s .............................................................................................................................................................. 43
7.5 Restore ....................................................................................................................................................................... 44
7.6 LED .............................................................................................................................................................................. 45
8 Appendix .......................................................................................................................................... 47
8.1 Troubleshooting ..................................................................................................................................................... 47
8.2 Te hni al support – onta t us ........................................................................................................................ 48

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Notification of Compliance
CE Mark Warning
This is a lass B produ t. In a domesti environment, this produ t may ause radio
interferen e, in whi h ase the user may be required to take adequate measures.
Operating Frequency
2.4G: 2402 - 2482 MHz / 5G: 5150 – 5250MHz
Maximum Transmit Power
2.4G: 20 dBm / 5G: 23 dBm
This devi e may be operated in all EU ountries (and other ountries following the EU
dire tive RED 2014/53/EU) for home and offi e use.
The band 5150 – 5250 MHz is restri ted to indoor-only operation.
RF Exposure Information
This devi e meets the EU requirements (RED 2014/53/EU) on the limitation of exposure of
the general ele tromagneti fields by way of health prote tion.
The devi e omplies with RF spe ifi ations when the devi e used at 20 m from your
body.
LE AL INFORMATION ABOUT INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
All ompany, produ t and servi e names mentioned herein are trademarks, registered
trademarks or servi e marks of their respe tive owners. Phi omm (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
reserves the right to revise the ontent of this do ument at any time without prior noti e.
No part of this do ument may be reprodu ed or transmitted in any form or by any means,
ele troni al or me hani al, in luding photo- opying, re ording or storing in a retrieval
system, or translated into any language in any form without prior written permission of
Phi omm (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
DISCLAIMER
Any pre-installed software or data provided as a bundle to this devi e is subje t to the
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appli able law under the responsibility of the issuing software / servi e provider. The
hardware manufa turer annot be held liable for any brea h, malfun tion or other
o urren e raised by using this third-party software. Only the issuing providers an lawfully
be held responsible. Phi omm (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. does not own the intelle tual property
of the third-party software and appli ations that are delivered with this produ t. Therefore,
Phi omm (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. will not provide any warranty of any kind for these third-
party software and appli ations. Neither will Phi omm (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. provide support
to ustomers who use these third-party software and appli ations nor be responsilbe or
liable for the fun tions of these third-party software and appli ations. Third-party software
and appli ations servi es may be interrupted or terminated at any time. Phi omm
(Shanghai) Co., Ltd. does not guarantee that any ontent or servi e would be maintained
for any period during its availability. Third-party servi e providers provide ontent and
servi es through network or transmission tools outside of the ontrol of Phi omm
(Shanghai) Co., Ltd. to the greatest extent permitted by appli able law, it is expli itly stated
that Phi omm (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. shall not ompensate or be liable for servi es provided
by third-party servi e providers or the interruption or termination of third-party ontents
or servi es. Phi omm (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. Shall be not responsible for the legality, quality
or any other aspe ts of any software installed on this produ t, or for any uploaded or
downloadad third-party works, su h as texts, images, videos or software. Customers shall
bear the risk for any and all effe ts in luding in ompatibility between the software and this
produ t, whi h result from installing software or uploading or downloading the third-party
works.
LIMITATION OF DAMA ES
To the maximum extent permitted by appli able law, in no event shall Phi omm (Shanghai)
Co., Ltd. be liable for any spe ial in idental, indire t or onsequential damages or lost
profits, business, revenue, data, goodwill or anti ipated savings. The maximum liability (this
limitaion shall not apply to liability for personal injury to the extent appli able law prohibits
su h a limitation) of Phi omm (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. arising from the use of the produ t
des ribed in this do ument shall be limited to the amount paid by ustomers for the
pur hase of this produ t.
IMPORTANT HEALTH INFORMATION AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
When using this produ t, the safety pre autions below must be taken to avoid possible
legal liabilities and damages. Retain and follow all produ t safety and operating instru tions.
Observe all warnings in the operating instru tions on the produ t.
To redu e the risk of bodily injury, ele tri sho k, fire and damage to the equipment,
observes the following pre autions.

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS FOR PROPER INSTALLATION
CAUTION: Conne ting to an inappropriate harger an result in an ele tri sho k to your
devi e.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS FOR PROPER SUPPLY UNIT
Use the correct power source!
This produ t an only be harged with mat hing standard external power sour e appointed
by Phi omm (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
Phi omm (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. is not liable for any devi e breakdown or safety a ident
arising from the use of unauthorized external power sour e.
SAFETY PRECAUTION FOR DIRECT SUNLI HT
Keep this produ t away from ex essive moisture and extreme temperatures. The devi e is
designed to be operated in temperatures between 0°C and 40°C. Low- or high-temperature
onditions might ause the devi e to temporarily stop working properly. Do not leave the
produ t in a vehi le or in pla es where the temperature may ex eed 70°C (window sill or
behind glass). Avoid dramati hanges in temperature or humidity when using the devi e
as ondensation may form on or within the devi e.
When you are using the devi e, it is normal for the devi e to get warm. The exterior of the
devi e fun tions as a ooling surfa e that transfers heat from inside the unit to the ooler
air outside.
ENVIRONMENT RESTRICTIONS
Do not use this produ t in gas stations, fuel depots, hemi al plants or where blasting
operations are in pro ess, or in potentially explosive atmospheres su h as below de k on
boats, fuel or hemi al transfer or storage fa ilities, and areas where the air ontains
hemi als or parti les, su h as grain, dust or metal powders. Please be aware that sparks in
su h areas ould ause an explosion or fire resulting in bodily injury or even death.
EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERES
In any area with a potentially explosive atmosphere or where flammable materials exist, the
produ t should be turned off and the user should obey all signs and instru tions. Sparks in
su h areas ould ause an explosion or fire resulting in bodily injury or even death. Users
are advised not to use the equipment at refueling areas su h as servi e or gas stations and
are reminded of the need to observe restri tions on the use or radio equipment in fuel
depots, hemi al plants or where blasting operations are in progress. Areas with a
potentially explosive atmosphere are often, but not always, learly marked. These in lude
fueling areas, below de k on boats, fuel or hemi al transfer or storage fa ilities, and areas
where the air ontains hemi als or parti les, su h as dust or metal powders.
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS FOR RADIO FREQUENCY EXPOSURE
• Avoid using your devi e near metal stru tures (e. g. the steel frame of a building).
• Avoid using the devi e near strong ele tromagneti sour es, su h as mi rowave ovens,
sound speakers, TV and radio.
• Use only original manufa turer-approved a essories.
• Use of non-original manufa turer-approved a essories may violate your lo al RF
exposure guidelines and should be avoided.
INTERFERENCES WITH MEDICAL EQUIPMENT FUNCTIONS
This produ t may ause medi al equipment to malfun tion. The use of this devi e is
forbidden in most hospitals and medi al lini s.
If you use any other personal medi al devi e, onsult the manufa turer of your devi e to
determine if they are adequately shielded from external RF energy.
HEARIN AID DEVICES
Some devi es may interfere with some hearing aid devi es. In the event of su h interferen e,
you may want to onsult your servi e provider, or all ustomer servi e line to dis uss
alternatives.
NON-IONIZIN RADIATION
Your devi e has external antennas. This produ t should be operated in its normal-use
position to ensure the radiative performan e and safety of the interferen e. Users are
advised that for satisfa tory operation of the equipment and for the safety of personnel, it
is re ommended that no part of the human body be allowed to ome too lose to the
antenna during operation of the equipment.
Use only the supplied antennas. Use of unauthorized or modified antennas may impair
transfer quality and damage the devi e, ausing loss of performan e and SAR levels
ex eeding the re ommended limits as well as result in non omplian e with lo al regulatory
requirements in your ountry.
To assure optimal devi e performan e and ensure human exposure to RF energy is within
the guidelines set forth in the relevant standards, always use your devi e only its normal-
use position. Conta t with the antennas may impair quality and ause your devi e to
operate at a higher power level than needed. Avoiding onta t with the antenna area when
the devi e is in use optimizes the antenna performan e.
ENERAL PRECAUTIONS
AVOID APPLYIN EXCESSIVE PRESSURE TO THE DEVICE
Do not apply ex essive pressure on the devi e to prevent damage.

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DEVICE IS ETTIN WARM AFTER PROLON ED USE
When using your devi e for prolonged periods the devi e may be ome warm. In most
ases this ondition is normal and therefore should not be interpreted as a problem with
the devi e.
HEED SERVICE MARKIN
Ex ept as explained in the user manual, do not repair any produ t yourself. Servi e needed
on omponents inside the devi e should be done by an authorized servi e outlet or
provider.
Phi omm (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. is entitled to use new or re onditioned repla ements parts
or boards for repairs under warranty, provided they have the same fun tionality as the parts
to be repla ed.
DAMA E REQUIRIN SERVICE
Unplug the devi e from the ele tri al outlet and refer servi ing to an authorized servi e
enter or provider under the following onditions:
• Liquid has been spilled or an obje t has fallen onto the produ t.
• The produ t has to been exposed to rain or water.
• There are noti eable signs of overheating.
• The produ t does not operate normally when you follow the operating instru tions.
AVOID HOT AREAS
The produ t should be pla ed away from heat sour es su h as radiators, heat registers,
stoves, or other produ ts (in luding amplifiers) that produ ts heat.
AVOID WET AREAS
Never use the produ t in a wet lo ation.
AVOID USIN YOUR DEVICE AFTER A DRAMATIC CHAN E IN TEMPERATURE
When you move your devi e between environments with very different temperature and/or
humidity ranges, ondensation may form on or within the devi e. To avoid damaging the
devi e, allow suffi ient time for the moisture to evaporate before using the devi e.
NOTICE: When taking the devi e from low-temperature onditions into a warmer
environment or from high-temperature onditions into a ooler environment, allow the
devi e to a limate to room temperature before turning on power.
AVOID PUSHIN OBJECTS INTO THE DEVICE
Never push obje ts of any kind into abinet slots or other openings in the produ t. Slots
and openings are provided for ventilation. These openings must not be blo ked or overed.
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MOUNTIN ACCESSORIES
Do not use the produ t on an unstable table, art, tripod or bra ket. Any mounting of the
produ t should follow the manufa turer’s instru tions and should use a mounting
a essory re ommended by the manufa turer.
AVOID UNSTABLE MOUNTIN
Do not pla e the produ t with an unstable base.
USE PRODUCT WITH APPROVED EQUIPMENT
This produ t should be used only with personal omputers and options identified as
suitable for use with your equipment.
CLEANIN
Unplug the produ t from the wall outlet before leaning. Do not use liquid leaners or
aerosol leaners. Use a damp loth for leaning, but NEVER use water to lean the devi e.
The devi e has been provided with spe ial treatments featuring that it ould dispose dirt
and sweat on its surfa e. The devi e itself does not have a stain-resistant fun tion. In ase
of smudginess and dyeing, please wipe it with lean damp sponge immediately. Please
keep the devi e dry when ne essary.
PACEMAKER
The devi e may ause disturban e to pa emakers. Please keep the devi e a
proper distan e of least 5 entimeters away from pa emakers.
If you need detailed information about other a tive implantable medi al
devi es, please onsult your do tor to ensure the magneti interferen e of
su h a tive implantable medi al devi es.
CAUTION
Update your operating system with caution
 Improper operation or unforeseen external fa tors may ause an operating system
update fail leading to devi e not fun tioning properly. If su h a situation o urs, you
need to send the unit for repair.
An unoffi ial operating system an ause se urity risks. Please install only offi ial
updates provided by Phi omm (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., if not you will void the warranty
and a repair is hargeable.

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FCC User Information
This devi e omplies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subje t to the following
two onditions: (1) this devi e may not ause harmful interferen e, and (2) this devi e
must a ept any interferen e re eived, in luding interferen e that may ause undesired
operation.
FCC Caution: Any hanges or modifi ations not expressly approved by the party
responsible for omplian e ould void the user's authority to operate this equipment.
This equipment has been tested and found to omply with the limits for a Class B digital
devi e, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable prote tion against harmful interferen e in a residential installation. This
equipment generates, uses and an radiate radio frequen y energy and, if not installed
and used in a ordan e with the instru tions, may ause harmful interferen e to radio
ommuni ations. However, there is no guarantee that interferen e will not o ur in a
parti ular installation. If this equipment does ause harmful interferen e to radio or
television re eption, whi h an be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the
user is en ouraged to try to orre t the interferen e by one of the following measures:
Reorient or relo ate the re eiving antenna.
In rease the separation between the equipment and re eiver.
Conne t the equipment into an outlet on a ir uit different from that to whi h the
re eiver is onne ted.
Consult the dealer or an experien ed radio/TV te hni ian for help
FCC Radiation Exposure Statement
This equipment omplies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an un ontrolled
environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distan e
20 m between the radiator & your body.
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1About this guide
This user guide in ludes a omplete overview of the onfiguration and fun tions of
PHICOMM KE 2P router on Web Management interfa e.
Note
It is suggested to use Firefox, Google Chrome, IE 9.0 or above to login
in Web Management. Software interfa e might vary by browsers.
Software interfa e and fun tions might vary by firmware versions.
1.1 Stru ture of this guide
This guide is stru tured as follows:
1.2 Symbols and onventions
The following symbols are used in the user guide:
Chapter
Title Subject
1 About this guide Basi des ription of do ument ontent,
definition of symbols and onventions
2 Introdu tion Des ription of basi fun tions
3 Hardware onne tions Des ription of the way onne ting the
router to your devi es
4 Get started Des ription of the way to set up your router
for the first time
5 General onfigurations Des ription of router’s general fun tions
6 Advan ed onfigurations Des ription of router’s advan ed fun tions
7 Administration Des ription of router’s administration
features
8 Appendix FAQs and te hni al support rt information

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WARNIN !
May result in severe damage to your devi e or database.
Note
Useful additional information.
The following editorial onventions are used in the guide:
Convention Explanation
Bold Field names / button names are written in bold
Example: li k menu View
Italic Commands, s reen output, file names and paths are written
in Italic.
Example: Input 192.168.2.1 in IP address text box.
<...> <...> keyboard or a tual names are represented in angle
bra kets
Example: Cli k <Ctrl> + <Alt> + <Delete> to open the task
manager.
> Used for menu sequen e
Example: Cli k File > Print to print.
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2Introduction
Phi omm KE 2P AC1300 Dual Band Gigabit Wireless Router is all-in-one router for home
and SOHO users to share broadband internet onne tion over a wired or a wireless network.
PHICOMM KE 2P supports simultaneous dual band with transmission speed up to
1267Mbps (2.4GHz + 5GHz).
2.4GHz WiFi band provides extensive WiFi signal overage in your home with 2 high
performan e antennas and revolutionary Multiple-Input-Multiple-Output (MIMO)
te hnology.
5GHz WiFi band ensures supreme transmission speed for simultaneous Internet surfing,
Internet phone alling, HD video streaming and online gaming without lagging.
Phi omm KE 2P router support the following features:
 Super-fast dual band 802.11a WiFi with wireless speeds up to 867Mbps (5GHz) and
400Mbps (2.4GHz).
 4 external high gain antennas providing omni-dire tional wireless overage and helps
eliminate dead zones.
 1 Gigabit WAN + 4 Gigabit LAN ports, give throughput up to 1Gbps.
 The dual ore pro essor gives you powerful wired and wireless network performan e.
 128MB DDR3 RAM to support high speed pro essing with up to 64 devi es onne ted.
 Priva y with Guest Network a ess provides se ure WiFi a ess for guests sharing your
home or offi e network.
 Mg - Al metal body for premium finish and enhan ed devi e performan e.
 Easy setup and management with PhiWiFi App.

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3Hardware connections
3.1 Pa kage ontents
Please he k the pa kage ontent before the installation of the router:
1 x AC1300 Dual Band Gigabit Wireless Router KE 2P
1 x power adapter
1 x RJ-45 Ethernet able
1 x Qui k Installation Guide
1 x GPL li ense
3.2 Conne t your devi es
Follow these steps below to onne t your devi es.
2. Conne t the power adapter into an ele tri al so ket, onne t the other end to the
router.
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3. Conne t your modem to the WAN port on the router using a RJ-45 able.
Note
Make sure your modem has proper Internet onne tion.
If you have a wired ethernet onne tion to Internet instead of a
modem, onne t RJ-45 able dire tly to the WAN port on the
router, and turn on the router, then ontinue with the following
instru tions to omplete the router setup.
4. Conne t your devi e to the router (wired or wireless):
Wired: Conne t your PC to the LAN port on the router with a RJ-45 able.
Wireless:
Turn on WLAN on your wireless devi e and onne t to@PHICOMM_XX
or @PHICOMM_XX_5 .
XX represents the last two digits of router’s MAC address that an be found on the
label at the bottom of your router.

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4Get started
This se tion gives instru tions of the pro edures that must be performed to enable the
wireless router.
4.1 TCP/IP settings
The IP address has to be obtained automati ally before starting the onfiguration of the
router. Please follow these steps:
1. With the right mouse button please li k on the right bottom orner. Cli k Open
Network and Sharing Center and sele t Change adapter settings on the upper left
of the s reen.
2. Right- li k network onne tion type and sele t Properties. In the Properties window
double li k Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4).
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3. Sele t both Obtain an IP address automatically and Obtain DNS server address
automatically. Cli k OK to onfirm the onfiguration.
4.2 Configuring router via web browser
1. On your web browser, enter p.to or 192.168.2.1 or 10.10.10.1 in address bar and li k
Start Setup to run the setup wizard.
2. Create a login password for your router and li k Next.

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3. Sele t your lo al time zone and li k Next.
4. Spe ify your Internet onne tion type, enter the relevant a ount information as
required and li k Next. Conta t your Internet Servi e Provider (ISP) if you are not sure
about this step.
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DHCP
DHCP is
ommonly used if internet servi e provider does
not provide any IP to use. Router will obtain IP address
information automati ally.
PPPoE
PPPoE is typi ally used for
DSL servi es. Enter the
username and password provided by your internet
servi e provider.
Static IP address
Sele t Stati IP if internet servi e provider provides the
stati IP address, subnet mask, default gateway and DNS
server address.
PPTP/L2TP
Sele
t PPTP or L2TP if ISP provides the username,
password, and VPN server IP.
Note
Conta t your ISP if you are not sure about your internet onne tion type.
5. Set SSID and password for your wireless network or use the default settings. Cli k Save
to omplete the setup.
6. Now WiFi has been su essfully set up on your router. If your devi e does not
automati ally onne t to the wireless network, please onne t manually. You an also
li k More Settings for further advan ed onfiguration. If you need to use IPTV
fun tion, please li k IPTV for the relevant settings.

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4.3 Log into Web Management
On your web browser, enter p.to or 192.168.2.1 or 10.10.10.1 in address bar, and enter
the login password that is set when you set up the router for the first time.
You an now use the Web Management for further onfigurations on the router.
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4.4 Configuring router via Phi omm app
To install and set up your router via Phi omm app, follow these steps:
1. S an the QR Code below , download and install PhiWiFi from Apple App Store or
Google Play.
for US for Europe and other regions
Note
Alternatively, you an sear h
“
PhiWiFi
”
on Apple App Store or Google Play.
2. Make sure your router is powered on and onne ted to Internet properly. Turn on
WLAN on your smartphone and onne t to Phi omm’s wireless network
@PHICOMM_XX or @PHICOMM_XX_5 .
3. Laun h PhiWiFi and follow the step-by-step instru tions to omplete the setup.

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5General configurations
5.1 Manage devi es
To manage the devi es on your lo al network, go to Main menu > Devices on Web
Management, all devi es onne ted to your lo al network will be listed on this s reen.
To blo k a omputer or devi e from onne ting to your home network, toggle off the
Allowed swit h. To allow the omputer or devi e to ontinue a ess the network, toggle
on the Allowed swit h.
You an spe ify the maximum upload/download bandwidth in the Limited field.
The devi e an be renamed by li king Devices field and entering the new name.
5.2 Wireless settings
To onfigure the basi wireless settings, go to Main menu > Wireless on Web
Management.
You an swit h on/off wireless network or modify the SSID/password.
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Hide SSID
If
Hide SSID
is enabled, the wireless network with this
SSID will not be dis overed by other WiFi devi es.
Cli k Expand to have more advan ed settings displayed.
Mode
Sele t the Wi
Fi mode you want to use. For more information about
IEEE802.11, please refer to http://www.ieee.org .
Channel
Channel determines whi h operating frequen y will be used. If you
noti e a severe interferen e problem with another nearby a ess

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point, you may try to manually sele t a fixed hannel. Otherwi
se you
an leave it as Auto .
Bandwidth
Different Wi
Fi mode has different bandwidth. Normally a higher
bandwidth provides faster network speed, but it will be mu h easier
interfered by other radio signal. The default value is re ommended.
AP Isolation
If enabled, the devi es under this SSID an only a ess
I
nternet and
it annot ommuni ate with other devi es in the same WiFi network.
Cli k Save to save the settings.
5.3 WAN settings
To onfigure WAN settings, go to Main menu > Advanced > Internet Settings on Web
Management.
For Connection Type, refer to Se tion 0.
Cli k Expand to have more advan ed settings displayed.
MTU
MTU defines the maximum length of your data pa ket.
 DHCP : The range of maximum length is between 576 and
1500. 1500 is the default value.
 PPPoE : The range of maximum length is between 576 and
1492. 1480 is the default value.
 Static IP Addre : The range of maximum length is between
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576 and 1500. 1500 is the default value.
 PPTP : The range of maximum length is between 576 and
1420. 1420 is the default value.
 L2TP : The range of maximum length is between 576 and
1460. 1460 is the default value.
User
-
defined DNS
If
any
spe
ifi server is required
, toggle on this swit h
and enter
the IP address of primary DNS server and se ondary DNS server
(if available).
Cli k Save to save the settings.
5.4 LAN settings
To onfigure LAN settings, go to Main menu > Advanced > LAN Settings on Web
Management. Current LAN IP address and subnet mask are displayed.
IP address Enter LAN IP address of the router.
Subnet Mask Enter the subnet mask asso iated with the LAN IP address.
Note
If you hange the LAN IP address of the router, log in the web management
page with the new IP address.

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6Advanced settings
6.1 DHCP servi e
By default, the router a ts as a Dynami Host Configuration Proto ol (DHCP) server. The
router assigns IP, DNS server, and default gateway addresses to all omputers onne ted
to the LAN and WLAN.
To enable DHCP server, follow these steps below:
1. On Web Management, go to Main menu > Advanced > DHCP and toggle on DHCP
swit h.
2. Spe ify the IP Address Pool for the lients on your network.
3. Cli k Save to save the settings
You an also spe ify a reserved IP address for a omputer on the LAN and bind the IP
Address and MAC Address into a pair, so that the omputer always re eives the same IP
address ea h time it a esses the router’s DHCP server.
6.2 Guest WiFi
Guest WiFi is a type of small lo al network designed for temporary visitors. You an give
the guest a ess to your internet onne tion without sharing your WiFi password and the
devi es onne ted to the guest network will not be able to a ess the share files inside
your home network.
To set up a guest network, follow these steps below:
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1. On Web Management, go to Main menu > Advanced > uest WiFi and toggle on
uest WiFi swit h.
2. Enter the SSID and password for the guest network and li k Save to save the settings.
3. Cli k Save to save the settings.
Note
By default, the guest network SSID is
@PHICOMM_Gue t
.
6.3 Parental Control
Parental ontrol allows you to set a ess restri tion rules on individual devi es on your
home network. You an restri t internet a ess at times of the day and days of the week
when your hildren’s devi es are not allowed to be online.
To set up a restri tion rule, follow these steps below:
1. On Web Management, go to Main menu > Advanced > Parental Control.
2. Toggle on Parental Control switch, sele t the devi e on whi h you want to set the
restri tion rule, and spe ify day(s) and time(s) the devi e will be blo ked from internet.

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Cli k Save to save this rule. You an li k to ontinue to add another rule.
6.4 UPnP
Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) helps devi es, su h as Internet applian es and host devi es,
to a ess the lo al network and onne t to other devi es as needed. You an enable UPnP
if you want to use multiplayer gaming, real-time ommuni ation, or peer-to-peer
onne tion.
UPnP devi es an automati ally dis over the servi es from other registered UPnP devi es
on the lo al network. To enable UPnP, on Web Management, go to Main menu >
Advanced >UPnP and toggle on UPnP swit h.
When UPnP is enabled, devi es/appli ations may dynami ally add themselves to a network
and be shown in the list without the need for user onfiguration.
Service Description
The
des ription about the appli ation that initiates the UPnP
request.
External Port
The port that the router opens for the appli ation.
Internal Port
The port that the router opens for lo al host.
IP Address
The IP address of the lo al host that initiates
the UPnP request.
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UPnP Status
The status about whether the port of the UPnP devi e that
established a onne tion is urrently a tive.
6.5 Port forwarding
Port forwarding opens a spe ifi port to allow remote users to a ess ertain publi
servi es su h as gaming, downloading, or web server on your lo al network.
To set up port forwarding on Phi omm router, follow these steps below:
1. On Web Management, go to Main menu > Advanced > Port Forwarding and
toggle on Port Forwarding swit h.
2. Enter the servi e name or des ription in Rule Name, enter the LAN IP of the server,
spe ify port/port range for external port and internal port, and sele t the proto ol.
3. Cli k Save to save the settings. You an also add another servi e by li king .
When the onfiguration ompletes, the a ess to the server will be redire ted to the
server IP address by using the WAN IP.

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6.6 DMZ Host
DMZ allows you to spe ify and expose one omputer on your network that an be
a essed from outside (e.g. web server, SSH, or other remote a ess proto ol).
In above topology, if you want to a ess the FTP server of PC1 on PC3, follow these steps:
1. Run the FTP server on PC1.
2. On PC2, log on Web Management and go to Main menu > Advanced > DMZ host.
3. Toggle on DMZ Host, enter the IP address of PC1 as the DMZ Host IP.
Note
Before using the DMZ host, you should assign a stati IP address to the
designated server. Then enter this stati IP address into the router as its
IP address.
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4. Cli k Save to save the settings.
Now PC1 as DMZ host an onne t to PC3 on the internet for inter ommuni ation by
using the WAN IP, whi h an be he ked in Main menu > Advanced > Router Status.
6.7 Dynami DNS
Dynami DNS feature allows you to host a server (web, FTP, game server, and et .) using a
fixed domain name (host name) instead of remembering the dynami IP address whi h
might be hanged from time to time.
To assign a fixed host or domain name to a dynami internet IP address, follow these steps
below:
1. On Web Management, go to Main menu > Advanced > Dynamic DNS and toggle
on Dynami DNS swit h.
2. Sele t your DDNS servi e provider NO-IP (www.noip.com) or DynDNS (www.dyn.com) ,
enter the username, password, host name (domain name).
3. Cli k Save to save the settings.
WARNIN !
It is re ommended to disable the DMZ host when it is not in use to avoid
potential safety risks.

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Note
Phi omm router supports two DDNS servi e providers: NO-IP ( www.noip.com )
and DynDNS ( www.dyn.com ). Before you set up the DDNS, please have the
DDNS a ount reated and the host name pur hased on the servi e provider
website before setting DDNS on this s reen.
6.8 Remote a ess
Using Remote A ess, you an allow a user on the internet to a ess and manage your
router. This feature is helpful when you want to administer your router remotely.
To enable Remote A ess, follow these steps below:
1. On Web Management, go to Main menu > Advanced > Remote Access and toggle
on Remote Access swit h.
2. Enter the IP address of the omputer that is given the a ess.
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Note
If you set Management IP as 255.255.255.255 , all devi es from the
network an remotely manage your router.
3. Cli k Save to save the settings.
To a ess the router from internet, type the router's WAN IP into the address bar of a
browser, followed by a olon (:) and the port number. For example, if the WAN IP is
211.117.154.79 , and the port number you set is 8181 , enter http:// 211.117.154.79:8181 to
manage the router via internet.
WARNIN !
Turn off Remote A ess if it is not used to avoid potential hazard from
internet.
6.9 Wireless Extension
By using the Wireless Extension, the main and the sub routers an be bridged to extend
overage of the wireless network. The wireless network to be extended an be a hieved by
auto-s anning (re ommended) or spe ifying a network manually.
To enable Wireless Extension, follow these steps below:
1. On Web Management, go to Main menu > Advanced > Wireless Extension and
toggle on Wireless Extension swit h.
2. WISP Mode supports automati s an and manual input.
3. Scan: You an hoose Scan to s an for wireless signals in the urrent network

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4. Sele t the SSID you want to onne t and li k Connect.
5. If the wireless network is password prote ted, enter the wireless network password in
the pop-up window and li k Start WIFI Expanding.
6. Manuel Input: insert SSID and sele t the Se urity Mode.
7. Confirm with Start WIFI Expanding.
Note
When
Start
WIFI Expanding
, the router will restart automati ally.
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6.10 IPTV
Configure IPTV setup to enable Internet/IPTV/Phone servi e provided by your internet
servi e provider (ISP).
To enable IPTV, follow these steps below:
1. On Web Management, go to Main menu > Advanced > IPTV and toggle on IPTV
swit h.
2. Sele t the appropriate Mode a ording to your ISP.
Sele t Bridge if your ISP is not listed and no other parameters are required.
Sele t Custom if your ISP is not listed but provides ne essary parameters.

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3. After you have sele ted the Custom mode, the ne essary parameters, in luding the
Internet/IPTV VID、Tagged/untagged、Priority are required to set by users.
4. Cli k Save.
5. Conne t the set-top box to the orresponding LAN port whi h is has been prompted
on the pi ture.
6.11 IPv6
This fun tion allows you to enable IPv6 fun tion and set up the parameters of the router’s
Wide Area Network (WAN) and Lo al Area Network (LAN).
To enable IPv6, follow these steps below:
1．On Web Management, go to Main menu > Advanced > IPv6 and toggle on IPv6
swit h.
2．Sele t the WAN Conne tion Type a ording to your ISP network topology:
DHCPv6: Conne tions whi h use RADVD IPv6 address assignment.
PPPoEv6: Conne tions whi h use PPPoEv6 that requires a username and
password.
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Static IPv6: Conne tions whi h use stati IPv6 address assignment.
Tunnel 6to4: Conne tions whi h use 6to4 address assignment.
3．LAN settings:
IPv6 Address Assign Type - Users an hoose mode: DHCPv6 Server or SLAAC.
IPv6 Address Prefix - Get the IPv6 address prefix from the ISP.
LAN IPv6 Address - Display the LAN IPv6 address reated by the devi e.
4．Cli k Save.
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DHCPv6
IPv6 Address - The IPv6 address assigned by your ISP dynami ally.
IPv6 Address Prefix – Get IPv6 prefix delegation.
Renew - Cli k Renew to renew the IPv6 parameters from your ISP.
Release - Cli k Release to release the IPv6 parameters from your ISP.
User-defined DNS default losed station - If your ISP does not give you any DNS IPv6,
the user an open the swit h manually.
Primary DNS IP - Enter the DNS IPv6 address provided by your ISP.
Secondary DNS IP - Enter another DNS IPv6 address provided by your ISP.
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PPPoEv6
Username/Password - Enter the username and password provided by your ISP. These
fields are ase-sensitive.
et IPv6 Address Way - Users an hoose mode: Get non-temporary IPv6 address or
Get IPv6 prefix delegation or Use IP address spe ified by ISP.
IPv6 Address - The IPv6 address assigned by your ISP dynami ally.
Connect - Cli k Conne t to onne t immediately.
Disconnect - Cli k Dis onne t to dis onne t immediately.

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Static IPv6
IPv6 Address - Enter the IPv6 address provided by your ISP.
Default ateway - Enter the default gateway provided by your ISP.
MTU Size (in bytes) - The normal MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit) value for most
Ethernet networks is 1500 Bytes. For some ISPs, you may need to modify the MTU. But
this is rarely required and should not be done unless you are sure it is ne essary for
your ISP onne tion.
Primary DNS IP - Enter the DNS IPv6 address provided by your ISP.
Secondary DNS IP - Enter another DNS IPv6 address provided by your ISP.
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Tunnel 6to4
IP Address/Subnet Mask/Default ateway - The IPv4 address/ subnet mask/ default
gateway assigned, in dotted-de imal notation.
Tunnel Address - The 6to4 tunnel address reated by the devi e to a ess theIPv6
network.
MTU Size (in bytes) - The normal MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit) value for most
Ethernet networks is 1500 Bytes. For some ISPs, you may need to modify the MTU. But
this is rarely required and should not be done unless you are sure it is ne essary for
your ISP onne tion.
User-defined DNS default losed station - If your ISP does not give you any DNS IPv6,
the user an open the swit h manually.
Primary DNS IP - Enter the DNS IPv6 address provided by your ISP.
Secondary DNS IP - Enter another DNS IPv6 address provided by your ISP.