RadioLabs O2 Surf User manual

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Wireless and Beyond
www.radiolabs.com
O2 Surf Access Point Guide

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Thank you for purchasing the RadioLabs O2 Surf High Speed Wireless Platform. TheO2 Surf Access Point
can act as a non‐routing LAN extension or as a NAT‐enabled gateway to link two locations via the IEEE
802.11N wireless protocol. Using this device, you will be able to broadcast a LAN connection with
wireless speeds up to/over 100 megabits/second (condition and distance dependent).
Kit includes:
1 –Bullet High Speed Wireless Platform
1 - Power Over Ethernet Injector & Power Cable
1 –2.4Ghz Omni 8dBi or 12dBi Wireless Antenna
1 –25ft or 50ft Category 5 Ethernet Cables
1 - 2ft LMR 400 Coax Cable
1 - Coax Seal Tape (FREE)
1 - Omni Wireless Antenna Mounting Kit

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If you are running Windows, click the Start Menu. Then click Control Panel. Then click Network and
Sharing Center.

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Click Change adapter
settings.
Right click on Local Area Connection, then click
Properties

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Click Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4),
then click Properties
Click Use the following IP address
and match the info as seen here.
Then click OK.

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Open up a web browser (Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox recommended), and navigate to
192.168.2.1
Log in information
User Name: admin
Password: admin
Go to the Easy Setup tab and select AP Bridge from the
dropdown list.

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Here you can adjust your DHCP if need be. *You will only have this
option if you use the AP Router function. Only use this mode if you
need Surf to issue IP addresses.
Here you can rename the network if you choose and apply security to
your network.

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Last, navigate to Advanced-LAN Settings, and set the default gateway to same IP address as the Primary
Router in your network. *If you change device to AP Router mode (which enables DHCP function in
device) the LAN port becomes a WAN port. In order to access firmware you will need to connect to
device wirelessly, and then enter IP address (192.168.2.1) into your browser.
Select the security for your network. The most common is WPA2-PSK.
Next add the pre-shared key to encrypt your network.

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Step 6: Revert IP Address
Following the steps on Page 1 of this guide, navigate back into Network and Sharing Center.
Click on Change Adapter Settings.
Right‐click on Local Area Connection, then click Properties.
Click Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4), then click Properties.
Step 7: Deploy the Access Point
Now the Access Point is configured, so you need to deploy it. Plug theO2 Surf radio into an open LAN
port on your router. Mount the antenna, and it will begin broadcasting your new network. However, if
you like you can test your network before mounting at its final destination.