FCC ID: 2AHVHWR3005 300M wireless router

005 less N 3 Guide WR30 Wirel User 300Mbpps Wi-Fi Routerr 1 Copyrig ght stateme ent Is the reg mentioned h gistered trad herein are th demark of S he trademar Shenzhen M ks or registe MTC Co., LT ered tradem TD. All the p marks of their roducts and r respective d product holders. names m Copyrig ht of the wh hole product t as integrat tion, includin ng its acces sories and s software, be elongs to Shenzhe en MTC Co

., LTD.No p art of this p ublication ca an be repro duced, trans smitted, tran nscribed, stored in n a retrieval system, or translated i nto any lang guage in an y form or by y any means s without the prior r written per rmission of S Shenzhen M MTC Co., LT D. If you wo ould like to k know more a about our information

, please visi t our websit te at http://w www.szMTC. com.cn product Disclaim mer Pict tures, image es and produ uct specifica ations herein n are for refe erences only y. To improve e internal design, operational function, a and/or reliab bility, MTC r reserves the e right to m ake change es to the products s described in this docu ment withou ut obligation to notify any y person or organization n of such revisions s or chang es. MTC do oes not ass sume any l iability that may occur r due to the e use or applicat ion of the pr roduct or cir rcuit layout(s s) described d herein. Ev very effort ha as been mad de in the preparat tion of this document to o ensure ac ccuracy of t he contents s,but all stat tements, inf formation and rec ommendatio ons in this d document d do not const titute the wa arranty of a any kind, ex xpress or implied. 2 Im mportant SafetyIn nstructio ons 1.Do no t open this p product or at ttempt to se rvice it; it ma ay expose y you to dange erous high v oltage or other ris sks. 2.Do no t operate th is product n ear water. 3. Do no ot place or o operate this product nea ar a radiator or a heat re egister. 4.Do no t expose thi s product to o dampness,

, dust or cor rrosive liquid ds. 5.Do no ot connect thunders storm. this produc ct or discon nnect it fro m a wall s socket durin ng a lightni ing or a 6.Do no t block the v ventilation sl lots of this p product, for i nsufficient a airflow may h harm it. 7.Do no t put anythin ng on this pr roduct. 8.Plug th his product d directly into a wall socke et (100-240V V~, 50/60Hz z). Do not us se an extens sion cord between n this produc ct and the A AC power so urce. 9.When plugging th his product into a wal l socket, m make sure th hat the elec ctrical socke et is not damage ed, and that there is no g gas leakage e. 10. Plac ce the conne ecting cables s properly so o that peopl e wont stum mble or walk k on it. 11. This product sho ould be ope erated from t the type of p power indica ated on the marking lab el. If you are not s sure of the t type of powe er available, consult the e qualified te echnician. 12.Unpl ug this prod duct from the e mains and d refer the p roduct to qu ualified servi ice personne el for the following g conditions s:

1) If f liquid has b been spilled d on the prod duct. 2) If f the produc ct has been e exposed to rain or wate er. 13. Unp plug this pro duct from th he wall sock ket before cl leaning. Use e a damp cl loth for clea aning. Do not use liquid cleane ers or aeros sol cleaners. 14. The specificatio n of the fuse e is for WR3 3005 toavoid d damage, p please do no ot change th e fuse. 15.The O Operating te emperature i is 0~40

(32~104

). The Sto orage tempe rature is -40 0~70

(-40~1 158). 3 Preface e Tha ank you for choosing M TC! Please read this u ser guide be efore you st tart! This us ser guide instructs s you to ins stall and co onfigure you ur device. T This user g guide applie es to PW50 00X, The WR3005 5 is used as s an example e throughou t this user g guide. Thisus serguide usesthef following formatst tohighligh htspecial messages s:

IC ON Desc cription Note Tip Knowl edge Expan nsion T This format is used to h ighlight info rmation of i importance or special in nterest. Igno oring this typ pe o of note may result in ine effective con nfigurations, l loss of data or damage to device. T This format is used to h ighlight a pr rocedure tha at w will save tim me or resourc ces. D Description of fields on the device G GUI. 4 Conte ents Importan Preface Contents Chapter 1.1 1.2 Chapter 2.1 2.2 2.3 Chapter 3.1 3.2 3.3 ntSafetyInst

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Convent The Fi Protected ions e device me Chapte r1Intro duction 1.1 Pr roduct O Overview w Con ngratulations s on your pu urchase of th his outstand ing 300Mbp ps Wi-Fi rout ter. This dev vice is a 300Mbp ps Wi-Fi Acc cess Point w which creat tes a wirele ss network allowing fo r greater ra ange and mobility. As a Wi-Fi Acc cess Point, it can trans mit wireless s data at the e rate of up to 300Mbp ps. With multiple protection measures i ncluding SS SID broadca ast control, wireless LA AN WEP en ncryption, d Access (W WPA2- PSK, W WPA-PSK), the device delivers com mplete data privacy. entioned in th his User Gu uide stands f for WR3005 5 300Mbps W Wi-Fi Route er without any exp planations. Parameters provided i n the pictur res are just t references s for setting g up the product. They may d differ from th he actual sit tuation. 1.2 Pr roduct F Feature

Sup pport a 100M Mbps three P Ports, four L LAN port and d support po ort adaptive.

Sup pport Wirele ss up to 300 0Mbps trans sfer rate.

Sup pport IEEE 8 802.11b/g/n,

, IEEE 802.3 3/802.3u, IE EE 802.1X protocol.

Bui lt-in DHCP S Server and s support stat ic routing.

Sup pport web pa age filtering,

, timing cont trol on the In nternet.

Sup pport system m log. pport remote e and web m management t.

Sup 7 Chap pter2Co nnecting gMecha nism 2.1 Ap ppearan nce 2.1.1Th heproduc ctsfrontp panel informatio on about th e devices status. ED indicato or displays The LE 8 LE ED Na ame Sta atus Ind ication W PS LE ED O Off Blin nking WP PS is disable ed or connec cted Ne egotiationisin nprogressth hrough Wi FiProtected dSetup. S Solid O Off S Solid The edeviceispo oweredon The edeviceispo oweredoffor ris do wn. WA ANconnectio onsucceeds. O Off No oWANconne ction. S SYS L LED W WAN L LED Blin nking S Solid O Off Da taisbeingtra ansmitted. The eWLANconn nectionhasb been The eWLANconn nectionisnot t act tivated Blin nking Da taisbeingtra ansmitted. O Off No oLANconnec tion. Blin nking S Solid Da taisbeingtra ansmitted. LA Nconnection nsucceeds. W Wi-Fi/

L LED LA AN LE ED 2.1.2T Theprodu uctrearpa anel 2.2 Sy ystem Re equirem ment

Inte ernet service e (Internet ac ccess throug gh Ethernet cable or via a xDSL/Cab le Mode).

A m modem with RJ45 port (u use the Ethe ernet cable a access direc ctly do not ne eed this equ uipment).

Eve ery PC Ethe ernet conne ection devic ce (wired in nternet card or wireless s internet c card and Eth ernet cable)

).

TCP P/IP network k software is s supported by Window XP/Window w 7/Window 8 /Window 10 9

Inte ernet Explore er 8 or highe er versions o or Firefox 2.3Co onnectio n Instr ruction 2.3.1G GettingPr epared Before y you start the e installation process, yo ou need to p prepare the f following thi ngs:

Item Router D Description F ind it in your r package. Power a dapter F ind it in your r package. PC S hould have installed IE8 8 or higher b browser. D DHCP, PPOE E or Static IP P Internet Co onnection Ty ype:

1. Ethernet C Cable from th he incoming Internet side e: This is pro ovided by yo our ISP 2. ISP Inform mation: Your Internet ser rvice provide er (ISP) sho ould have pr rovided yo ou with all o of the inform ation neede ed to connec ct to the Inte ernet. If you cannot lo ocate this inf formation, as sk your ISP to provide it t If your ISP u ses a PPOE E Internet c connection, you will nee ed ISP login n name nd password an d Gather ISPInfo rmation

If yo ou use a DH CP Internet connection,

, no informa ation is need ed If yo our ISP giv ves you a fixed or st tatic IP add dress for I nternet need to gat her the follo owing inform ation:

connectio on, you will 1) IP Addr ess 2) Subnet Mask 3) Gatewa ay 4) DNS Se erver 5) Alternat te DNS Serv ver (Optiona al) W WISP Interne et Access:

1. Remote AP P's SSID, M MAC address s, security m mode, cipher r type and s security ke ey 2. Internet co onnection inf formation pr ovided by th he remote A P 10 3. Ethernet C Cable: This c can be foun d in the pro to o connect yo our PC to thi s device 2.3.2In nstallmen ntEnviron nment Please f follow thes se rules whe en install an nd use:

duct packag ge. You will need it Not te

Env vironmental factor will ha ave influenc ce on the dis stance of wir reless transm mission. 2.3.3H Hardware Connectio on Not te

Bef fore connect ting, please make sure that you ca an surf the in nternet in yo our compute er to use the reticle prov ided by ISP. There a are two m measures t to connect t your dev vice:

1) If yo ou use ADS L connect t he internet, please follo ow step 1-4 your r device. 11 as graphica al shown to connect 2) If yo ou use Resid dential broa adband, put the network k line into th e WAN port t and follow the step 3-4 a as graphica l shown to c connect your r device. nnect the mo odem. ps Set Step Con Ple Use Con ase connect t reticlewhat t you ever co onnected to o the comput ter with the r router's WA N port. e another re ticle to conn nect your co mputer Ethe ernet port wit th the router rs any LAN port. nnect the ro uters powe r adapter. A nd the hardw ware connec ction is finis hed. te Not

Ple ase use the matched po ower adapte er otherwise it will dama age the route er. 2.4Co onfigurel ocalPCT TCP/IPSet ttings Bef fore you log in to the rou uter, please make sure your compu uter set to O Obtain an IP address tically and Obtain DNS S server add dress autom atically from m the device e. automat Clic ck Start -> C Control Pan nel. Clic ck Network and Interne et. 12 Clic ck Network andSharing g Center. Clic ck Change a adapter set tings. 13 Clic ck Local Are ea Connect tion and sele ect Propert ies. ect Internet t Protocol V Version 4 (T TCP/IPv4) a nd click Pro operties. ect Obtain a an IP addre ess automat tically and c click OK 14 Sel Sel Clic ck OK on the e Local Are ea Connecti on Propert ies windowt to save your r settings Not te If yo ou need to c configure the e IP address s manually, p please set th he PCs IP a ddress and router IP add dress in the same subne et, because the routers s default IP i s 192.168.1

.1, the subn net mask is 2 255.255.255

.0, so your I P should se et 192.168.1

.XXX; XXX cannot be 1

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C Chapter3 3Configu uringthe eDevice Manuall ly 3.1Lo gintheR Router 1. To ac ccess the Ro outers Web b-based Util ity, launch a a web brows ser such as Internet Ex xplorer or Firefox. 2. Enter r http://192 2.168.1.1. P Press Ente er. ( You ca an login to the device s page thro ough the following g two domai ins: mtc.set tup.cn or w wr3005.setu p.cn) Tips s

WR R3005 as a Wifi Router device, avo oid abnorma al of IP conf flict in the s same LAN, a after this dev vice connect ted with up l evel router, it will adjust t itself as fol lows:

1) If th his device s s LAN IP an nd the up lev vel routers LAN IP at t he same ne etwork segm ment, this dev vice will cha ange its LAN N IP automa atically. For r example: t the up level l routers LA AN IP is:

192 2.168.1.1, th his device s LAN IP will become 192 2.168.10.1. 2) If th hey are not i n the same network seg gment, this d device s LA AN IP will un changed.

Afte er this devic ce connecte ed with up level router,

, this device e will get an IP from up level thro ough DHCP but this IP is unknown n to the use er (now this s device has s two IP ad ddresses, 192 2.168.10.1 a and the up le evel router a assigned. bo oth of them c can login the e web page.

). 3. The s system will a automaticall ly display th he login pag e, please en nter the corr rect passwo ord. Click the sig n in button or press E Enter key. 16 Tips s

Def fault Passwo ord is admin n

The e default lan guage is EN N. You can c change the la anguage be etween Engli ish and Fren nch.

We b page layo out Web pag ge havepr rimary & sec condary nav vigation bar configurati ion zoneh elp informat tion zone four pa artsas sho own:

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Dev vice does no ot support w web page, fu nction displa ay will appe ear abnorma al, please ref fer to the actu ual situation n of equipme ent software

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Diff ferent brows sers and the same brow wsers but diff ferent versio on the web p page may di fferent in disp play.

We b page disp played as g gray feature es or param meters, displ ay device d does not su upport or imm mutable unde er the curre nt configura ation. 17 N Name Pr rimary Sec condary Descript tion User ca n easily Sel ect functions s in the nav igation bar menu, S Select the re esults display yed in the co onfiguration section configu ration zone help in nformation Con nfigure and v view area. The help p information n of current p page No 1 2 3 4 Not te 18 Cha ange the res solution of th he screen th he help inform mation may become ?

? as above s shown, if you wan nt to refer the e help inform mation pleas se click the s symbol. Not te Change the resolut ion of the sc creen or log gin by small screen term minal, the n avigation ba ar menu a as above sh hown, if you want to refe er the navig may bec come symbol. ation bar me enu please click the

Com mmonly use ed web page e elements d description C Common elem ments Descr iption OpenScan n GotoConfi gure Scan t the informat tion automat tically Goto the configu ure page dire ectly 19 CloseScan n Apply Cancel Save Refresh Add Delete resetOO OB Backup Upgrade Reboot Clear Connect Disconnec ct NEXT Back 3.2Qu uickSetup p C Close the sc can function Applicat tion current page config uration Cance el current pa age configur ration Save e current pag ge configura ation Refres sh current pa age configur ration Add i item Delete e item resum med to not c configured m mode Ba ackup curren nt informatio on Up grade curre nt informatio on Reboot th he device Clea ar current pa age informat tion Allow con nnection Disallow co onnection W Will go to th e next step Will back to o last step In this p age you can n configure t the mode of f operation. 20 Here are e two modes s Router and d AP:

Tips s

The e default mo ode is Route er. You can c change the o operation m mode on the quick setup page. 1) Rou uter mode c configure Plug Inte Set step Sele Click You Click Click Click 2) APm Set step Sel Ent Sel Ent Clic to WR3005W WAN port. ernet cable ps:

ect Router

. k NEXT. can select Dynamic IP P, Static IP P, PPPOE E mode. kNEXTtoc onfigurethe wirelessinfo rmation. kNEXT. kSavetoco onfirm. modeconfi gure:

ps:

ect AP mo ode and click k NEXT bu utton. ter SSID, se lect channe l ect Securit ty Mode an nd WPA alg gorithms ter the Pass Phrase. ck NEXT e enter the nex xt page. 21 Clic ck Save to confirm you ur settings. Kn

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: The most b Expansion basic mode of multi-fun ction is Acc ess Point. In n this mode,

, the AP will act as a cen ntral hotspot t for differen nt wireless L LAN clients

.In this mod de, this dev vice connect t with up leve el router via Ethernet ca able, and aft er connecte ed, this devic ce send wire eless signal,

, you can surf f the Interne et through co onnection w ith the wirele ess signal.

Rou uter:The Et hernet port will behave as a WAN port for wire ed connectio on to ADSL or Cable mod dem.The NA AT routing w will be perfor rmed betwee en the WAN N and WLAN N. Making IP P sharing pos ssible 3.3Sy stemStat tus Cl ick System m Status, e enter the sy ystem status s web page e, in this pag ge you can see the System mStatus, W WAN Status s ,LAN Sta atus, Wirel less Status

. 3.3.1S SystemSta atus This pag ge displays Connected Clients, Sys stem Version n, Running T Time, System m Time. Parame eters Specif fication:

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Con nnection Cl lients: displ ays the num mber of DHC CP clients.

Sys stem Versio on:Firmware e Version.

Run nning Time e: Displays t the time dur ration indica ting how lon ng the route er has been up since star rtup. Up time e is recounte ed and rene ewed upon p poweroff.

Sys stem Time:

Current sys stem time on n this device

. The device e automatica ally synchron nizes the sys tem time wit th Internet ti ime servers

. Tips s

Run nning time is s total time t the router is 3.3.2W WANStatu us Parame eters Specif fication:

turned on

Con nnection Ty ype:It displa ays the curre ent access m modeof WAN N port.

Con nnection St tatus: The n network con nection stat us.

WA AN MAC Add dress: MAC C address of f your ISP's router to se e.

WA AN IP: IP add dress obtain ned from ISP P.

Sub bnet Mask:

Obtained fr rom ISP. 23

Gat teway: Obta ained from IS SP.

Prim mary DNS S Server:Obta ained from IS SP.

Sec condary DN NS Server: O Obtained fro om ISP.

Con nnection D uration: Ac ccess metho od for dynam mic IP or PP PPOE server r and router and ISP con nnection is p properly time ed. Tips s WA AN IP/Subne et Mask/Ga ateway/Prim mary DNS S Server/Seco ondary DNS S Server: Th his types of inform mation appe ears only if t he router su uccessfully c connects to Internet via a a PPPoE o or DHCP

(dynami ic IP) conne ection. How wever if you connect th he router to Internet wi th static IP settings provided d by your ISP, these fields will d display the settings yo ou entered whether th he router success sfully connec cts to the Int ternet or not t. If nothin ng appears in n the second dary DNS se erver field, t there is no a available sec condary DNS S server 3.3.3LA ANStatus s Parame eters Specif fication:

IP A Address: Th he Routers LAN IP Add dress (not yo our PCs IP a address).

Sub bnet Mask:

The Router rs LAN subn net mask.

DH CP Server:

the status o of DHCP ser rver. 24

LAN N MAC Add dress: The r routers phys s. sical address Tips s

The e default IP a address is 1 92.168.1.1.

The e default Sub bnet mask v value is 255. 255.255.0

If th he router as a DHCP se rver, here sh hown as ena abled.Otherw wise disable ed 3.3.4W WirelessS Status Parame eters Specif fication:

SSI ID NameT The name of fWireless.

BSS SID: The MA AC Address s. s of Wireless

Cha annelThe e Channel of f Wireless.

Sec curity Mode e: Encryption n schemes. Tips s

The e default SS SID is WR3 3005_XXXXX XX, where XXXXXX is s the last s ix character rs in the dev vice's MAC a address. You u can find it on the labe l attached o n the bottom m of the dev ice.

Def fault channe el is AutoSe elect. 25 Kn

Aut nowledge E toSelect: U Expansion Under the A AutoSelect t the wireless s signal will choice the user numb ber is the leas st channel to o improve th he efficiency y of the signa al, it works f for most cas ses.

If yo ou choice o other mode, the channe el will not ch ange all the e time not m matter the ch hannel is goo od or bad. 3.4Ne etworkSe ettings Clic ck Network k Settings e enter the Ne etwork setup p web page in this pag ge you can s set WAN Settings s, WAN Pa arameters,

, MAC Add dress Clone e. 3.4.1W WANSetti ings Plug Inte ernet cable to WR3005 WAN port. ps Set Step Ent Clic ter the web a and Select Network Se ettings. ck theWAN Settings. Parame eters Specif fication:

Con nnection Ty ype:It displa ays the route ers mode. 26 figuration th 1Conf e Internet ac ccess Sup pport Static IP modeD Dynamic IP(D DHCP)PP POE. WA AN Connecti on Type Instruc ction If your IS SP provides s you with an Etherne et cable fro om the Static IP m ode Dynamic IP incoming Internet s ide IP info rmation (IP P address, subnet mask, ga ateway IP a address, DN NS server a address), yo our ISP uses a sta atic IP conne ection. IfyourISP Pprovidesyo ouwithanEt thernetcable efromthein ncoming Internet s ide but no IS SP login acco ount or IP in nformation, y your ISP usesaDHC CPconnectio n. If your IS SP provides s you with an Etherne et cable fro om the PPOE incoming Internet sid e and ISP lo ogin accoun nt, your ISP uses a 1.1> Sta atic IP mode e PPOE co nnection. ps Set Step Clic Sel Sel Ent Clic ckNetwork k Settings. ect WAN S Settings. ect Connect tion Type S Static IP. ter IP, Subne et Mask, Ga teway, MTU U, DNS ckSave to confirm. 27 Parame eters Specif fication:

Con nnection Ty ype: Select Static IP.

IP A Address/Su ubnet Mask k/WAN sub net mask/G Gateway/Pr imary DNS Server/Se condary DNS S Server: E Enter the ISP P information n you gathe red inGettin gPrepared.

Clic ck Save to s save your se ettings. Tips s U better to c choose the d default value es.

MT 1.2>Dyn namic IP mo ode. ps Set Step Clic Sel Sel Clic ck Network k Settings. ectWAN Se ettings. ect Connect tion Type D Dynamic IP

. ckSave to confirm. 28 Tips s U better to c choose the d default value es.

MT 1.3>PPO OE ps ck Network k Settings. ect WAN S Settings. ect Connect tion Type P PPOE. Set Step Clic Sel Sel Ent Clic Clic ter the ISP lo ogin UserNa amethe IS SP login Pas ssword. ckSave to confirm. ck System S Status--->W WAN Status s to confirm 29 Kn

MT nowledge E U: Maximum Expansion m Transmiss sion Unit. It is the size of the large est data pac ket that can n be sent ove er the netwo rk. The defa ault value is 1500. The com mmon MTU s sizes and ap pplications a are listed in the table be elow. A Application T Typical for co onnections t hat do not u use PPOE or r VPN. U Used in PPO OE environm ents. M Maximum siz ze to use for r pinging. (La arger packe ts are fragm mented.) U Used in some e DHCP env vironments. U Used in PPT P environme ents or with VPN. MTU 1500 1492 1472 1468 1436 No ote

A w wrong/improp per MTU val ue may cau use Internet c communicat tion problem ms. For exam mple, you may y be unable e to access FTP P or POP se ervers. certain web bsites, fram es within w websites, sec cure login p pages, or

Do not modify i t unless nec cessary, but if a specific website or w ation softwar re cannot ope en or be ena abled, you ca an try to cha ange the MT TU value to 1 web applica 1500, 1400. 30 WANPara 3.4.2W meters Set Step ps Clic ck Network k Settings. Sel ect WAN P Parameters

. Sel ect Negotiat tion Mode ty ype. ckSave to confirm. Clic Parame eters Specif fication:

Neg gotiation m mode:you ca n set the va alue to match h with the st tatus Tips s 1. The r router opera ates in Auto o-negotiation n (or Auto) mode by de efault. Usua ally, it works cases. for most 2. In so ome situatio ons, you m ight need t to change t the port mo ode. For ex xample, if th he cable connect ted to your ro outer's WAN N port is long ger than 100 0m, you may y need to us se 10M full-d duplex or 10M ha lf-duplex for r better per rformance. E Ensure that your router r's WAN po rt operates with the same sp peed and du uplex mode as the rem ote link part tner. If not, y your router's s WAN port may not and send da ata. receive 31 MACAdd 3.4.3M dressClon ne nternet Serv re copies yo vice Provide our current P ers) require PC's MAC ad end-user's ddress to the MAC addr e router. ress to acce ess their me ISPs (In k. This featur ps Som network Set Step Clic Clic You 1 To R ck Network k Settings. ck MAC Ad ddress Clon ne. u can set this s page from m three meth ods Restore to F Factory Def fault MAC 1> Click k Restore to o factory De efault MAC 2> Click k Save to sa ave your set ttings. 2 To c clone the M AC address s of the com mputer that t you are no ow using to o the router r:

1> Click k Clone My PCs MAC Address. 2> Click k Save to sa ave your set ttings. 3To m 1> Ente manually en er the MAC a nter the MAC address allo C address a owed by you allowed by ur ISP. k Save to sa ave your set ttings. 2> Click Parame eters Specif fication:

your ISP:

MAC Addr ress:The co omputer or b broadband m modem auth orized by yo our ISP. 32 Kn 1. Resto nowledge E ore toFacto Expansion ory Default M MAC: Rese t the routers s WAN MAC C to factory d default. 2. Clone e MAC: Clic cking this b utton copies s the MAC address of the comput ter that you are now usin ng to the rou uter. Also, yo ou can man nually enter t the MAC ad ddress that y you want to use. You hav ve to use the e computer w whose MAC C address is allowed by your ISP 3.5W LANSett ings Clic ck WLAN S Settings en nter the conf figure page

, here you can configu ure Base S ettings, Securit ty Settings

, WPS Set ttings, Acc cess Contro ol, Conne ction Statu us. 3.5.1B BasicSetti ing Here yo u can config gure the bas sic wireless s settings of t he router ps ckWLAN Se ettings. ect Basic S Settings. reless Enab le. ect Network k Mode Set Step Clic Sel Wir Sel Ent Sel Sel ectChanne el. ect Channe el BandWid dth. ter SSID nam me (Default name is WR R3005_XXX XXXX). 33 Parame eters Specif fication:

Wir reless: wire less Enable e or Disabl le.

SSI ID: It is the u unique name eof the wire less networ k and can b e modified.

Bro oadcast (SS SID): Select t Enable to o enable th he router SS SID to be s scanned by wireless dev vices. The de efault is ena abled. If you disable it, th he wireless d devices mus st know the SSID for com mmunication n.

BSS SID:This is t the MAC ad ddress of the e device's w ireless interf face.

Cha annel: The currently u used chann nel by the r router. Sele ect an effec ctive channe el of the wire eless netwo rk. The defa ault is AutoS elect.

Cha annel Band dwidth: Sel lect an app propriate ch annel band width to en nhance the wireless perf formance. S Select 20/40 M when the e network ha as 11b/g/n to o promote its s throughput t No ote

The wirele ss Enable.

The SSID must be ent tered. ps Tip SSID is WR 1. The S R3005_XXX XXXX by def fault, where e XXXXXX i s the last s six characte rs in the 34 dev vice's MAC a address. You u can find it on the labe l attached o n the bottom m of the dev ice. 2. If you u are not an advanced u user, it is adv visable to o nly change the SSID (n name of the network) and d channel an nd leave oth er items unc changed. Kn Network nowledge E k Mode (802 Expansion 2.11 Mode)

: Select a co orrect mode according t to your wirel less clients.

11b b: This netw work mode d delivers wire eless speed 11b b wireless cli ients.

11g g: This netw work mode d delivers wire eless speed 11g g wireless cli ients. up to 11Mb bps and is o only compat tible with up to 54Mb bps and is o only compat tible with

11b b/g mixed: T This networ rk mode del livers wirele ess speed u p to 54Mbp ps and is co ompatible with h 11b/g wire less clients.

11b b/g/n mixed

: This netwo ork mode de elivers wirele ess speed u p to 300Mbp ps and is co ompatible with h 11b/g/n wi reless client ts 3.5.2S SecuritySe ettings Wit h the wirele ess security function, yo ou can preve ent others fr rom connect ting to your wireless network k and using the network k resources without you ur consent. Meanwhile, you can al lso block illegal us sers from in tercepting o or intruding y your wireless s network ps Set Step Clic Sel Sel Clic ck Network k Settings. ect Securit ty Settings

. ectSecurity y Mode. ck Apply to o use you se ettings and c click Save to save you ur settings. 35

Sec curity mode e:WPA Pe rsonalWP PA2 Perso nalMixed WPA/WPA2 2 Persona l. Security mode Disab ble WPA Pe ersonal WPA2 P Personal Mixe ed WPA/WPA A2 Person nal Instruct ion Not o open this fun nction Supp port AES and d TKIP ciphe er types Supp port AES, TK KIP and TKIP P+AES ciph er types Both WPA-Perso onal and W WPA2-Person nal secured wirele ess clients c can join your r wireless ne etwork. No

WP ote PA/WPA2-Pe ersonal: Yo ou can enab le personal or mix mode e, but you m must make s ure that the wireless clie ent also sup pports the se elected encr ryption meth hod. 36 Parame eters Specif fication:

WP PA Algorithm ms: Wi-Fi Pr rotected Acc cess Algorith hms.

Pas ss Phrase: T The default 8. is 12345678 Kn 1. WEP nowledge E

: (Wired Eq Expansion uivalent Priv vacy)is the wireless tra nsmission o of data betw ween two de evices for encrypti on, to preve ent illegal us sers wiretapp ping or invad de the wirele ess network k. 2. AES:

(Advanced encryption standard) is s an iterative e, symmetric c key group p password.If selected, wireless s speed can reach up to o300Mbps. 3. TKIP

: (Temporal Key Integrit ty Protocol)R Responsible e for handling g the wireles ss encryptio on part of security issues, TK KIP is in W WEP passwo ord outermo ost layer of wireless s speed can reach up to o 54Mbps. the existin ng shellIf s selected, 4. TKIP P+AES: If S network k. elected, bot th AES and d TKIP secu ured wireles s clients ca an join your wireless 5. Key R Renewal Int terval: Ente er a valid tim e period for the key to b be changed. 37 Tip ps commended

Rec d that you c choice WPA A-Personal

+ AES m mode , mak ke sure the wireless effic ciency and ensure the e security o of wireless network. M Meanwhile, a avoid some e kind of mode, caus se cannot c connect the wireless wire eless netwo ork card doe es not suppo ort security netw work. 3.5.3W WPSSettin ngs ps Set Step Clic Sel ck WLAN S Settings. ect WPS S ettings. Kn WPS pro nowledge E ovides you w Expansion with two ma ain functions

:

if y your wireless s network un nencrypted WPS can q quickly encr ryption your wireless ne twork. If yo our wireless s network en ncrypted, WP PS can mak ke you quick ly connect y your encrypt ted wireles ss network. Parame eters Specif fication:

38 PS provides The WP below meth ods:

PBC:Using g routers an d physical o or logical but tton on a wir reless devic ce to connec ct WPS. You hav ve below me ethods to con nnect WPS:

ng the route er WPS but tton on the rear panel for the PBC C connectio on ck Enable ck Save 1 Usin Clic Clic Hol The the d the router r on the rear r panel of the e WPS butto on for 3 seco onds, then le et go e router's W PS led flash hes two minu utes, During g this time, In n the wireles ss client dev vices use WPS/PBC c connect to y your wireless s signal Kn nowledge E OB:

resetOO Expansion

The e router wire eless SSID, safe mode resumed to not configu red mode. M Make the W PS reset the SSID, Encr ryption and password, after the co ompletion of f the reset, the routers SSID is fact tory default, safe mode is unencryp pted. 3.5.4A AccessCon ntrol Wir reless acces ss control is s actually ba ased on the MAC addre ess to perm it or forbid s specified clients to o access the e wireless n etwork ps Set Step Clic Sel ck WLAN S ect Access Settings. s Control. 39 Parame eters Specif fication:

The Wirele ess Access C Control is ba ased on the MAC addre ess of the wi reless adap ter to determ mine whethe er it commu nicates with h the Router or not;

1. 2. 3. SelectOff to allow all wireless clie ents to join y your wireles s network. Select Allo owallow O NLY the spe ecified wirele ess clients to o join your w wireless netw work. Select Blo ock disallow w ONLY the e specified w wireless clien nts to join yo our wireless network. Wireles ss Access C Control App plication Ex xample:

To only allow your o own noteboo ok at the MA AC address of 00:12:35 5:EC:DF:25 to join your wireless network k 40 ter the MAC address of the wireless s device you want to res strict. Here in n this examp ple, enter ps ect Allow. 12:35:EC:D F:25. Set Step Sel Ent 00:

Clic Clic ck Add to ad dd the MAC address to the MAC ad ddress list. ck Save to s save your se ettings. Tip

Up ps to 10 wirele ess MAC add dresses can n be configur red If y you don't wa ant to config gure the co mplex wirel ess security y settings a and want to disallow othe ers to join yo our wireless s network, yo ou can conf igure a wire less access s control rule e to allow only y your own w wireless dev vice

3.5.5C Connectio nStatus This pag ge shows th e current wi reless acce ss list Click R Refresh to u update. 41 Tip ps e bandwidth

The here refers to the chan nel bandwid dth instead o of wireless c connection r ate.

You u can know w whether the ere are unau uthorized ac cesses to yo our wireless s network by y viewing the wireless clie ent list. 3.6LA ANSetting gs ClickLA AN Settings enter the LA AN Settings page, here you can con nfigure LAN port info an nd DHCP Server a and DHCP L List & Bindin ng. 3.6.1LA ANSetting gs This s page is to configure th he basic par rameters for LAN ports. This IP add ress is to be e used to access t the devices s settings thr rough a web b browser. B Be sure to m make a note of any chan nges you apply to this page. ps Set Step Clic Sel Ent ck Network k Settings. ectLAN Se ettings. ter IP Addre essSubne et Mask. 42 ck Save a Clic nd wait for t the router re eboot autom atically. Parame eters Specif fication:

MA AC Address It displays s the Router rs LAN MAC C address.

IP A AddressIt t displays th e Routers L LAN IP addr ress.

Sub bnet Mask:i it displays th he Routers LAN subnet t mask. Tip ps 1. Defau ult IP addres ss and subn et mask are e respectivel y 192.168.2 2.1 and 255. 255.255.0. 2. Be su ure to make a note of an ny changes y you apply to o this page. If you chang ge the LAN IP add dress of the router, you h have to ope n a new con nnection to t the new IP a address and log in aga ain. Also, you u have to se et the defaul lt gateway a addresses of f all LAN PC Cs to this new w IP add dress. 3. The ro outer's LAN IP address and WAN IP P address c cannot be on n the same I P segment. If not, router will n not be able t to access Int ternet. the 3.6.2D DHCPServe er ps Set Step Clic ck LAN Set ttings. 43 Sel ect DHCP S Server. Parame eters Specif fication:

DH CP Server:S Select whet her enable o or disable th he DHCP se erver feature e.

Sta art IP Addre ess and End d IP Addres ss: You can n specify the e starting an d ending ad ddress of the IP address pool here. T These addre esses should d be part of the routers LA N IP addres ss.

Ent ter the Lease e Time Kn nowledge E CP (Dynam

DH Expansion nfiguration P mic Host Con Protocol) as signs an IP the same IP P address s ubnet as address to each devic ce on the LAN N/private ne twork.

Wh en you ena ble the DHC CP Server, t the DHCP S Server will a utomatically y allocate an n unused IP a address from m the IP add dress pool s specified in t this screen t to the reque esting device e as long as t the device is s set to Obt tain an IP Ad ddress Auto matically.

If yo ou disable t his feature, you have to o manually c configure the e TCP/IP se ettings for al l PCs on you ur LAN to ac ccess Interne et.

Lea ase Time: is s the length of the IP add dress lease before it is refreshed. Tip By ps default, the router func ctions as a D DHCP serve er. Do not d isable the D DHCP serve er feature unless y you want to manually co onfigure the TCP/IP sett tings for all P PCs on your r LAN. 44 Lease time 1. L n needed. will be rene ewed autom matically upo on expiry. N No additiona al configurat tions are 2. If f you are no ot an advanc ced user, the e default DH HCP server s settings are recommend ded. In order r to use the function of the router's DHCP serv ver, LAN in the compute er's TCP/IP protocol must be e set to auto omatically ob btain IP. 3.6.3D DHCPList g

&Binding ps Set Step Clic Sel ck LAN Set ttings. ect DHCPL List& Bindin ng. Parame eters Specif fication:

Ent ter the IP Ad ddress and M MAC Addres ss

Clic ck Add add d to the DHC CP list

Clic ck Refresh to update t the related D DHCP client t information n. ps Tip

You u can know w

Also o, you can s whether the re are unaut thorized acc cesses by vi ewing the c pecify a res erved IP ad dress for a 45 PC in the LA AN. That PC C will always s receive lient list. the same IP ad ddress each h time when it accesses s the DHCP server. Res served IP ad ddresses cou uld be assign ned to serve ers that requ uire permane ent IP setting gs. Static A Assignment t Applicatio on Example

:

To have a PC at the e MAC addre ess of 44:37 7:E6:4F:37:3 3B always re eceive the sa ame IP addr ress of 192.168 8.1.200 Parame eters Specif fication:

Ent ter the last n number of th e IP addres s you want t to reserve, f for example

, 200.

Ent ter the MAC address of 50:7B:9D:12 2:41:69

Clic ck Add.

Clic ck Save to save your s settings. Tip 1. If the ps IP address you have re eserved for y your PC is cu urrently used d by anothe r client, then n you will not be able to obtain a ne ew IP addre ess from the e device's D DHCP serve r, instead, y you must man nually speci fy a differen nt IP address s for your PC C to access Internet. 2. For P PCs that has already obt tained IP ad dresses, yo u may need d to perform the Repair a action to acti ivate the con nfigured stat tic IP addres sses 46 xpertSett tings 3.7Ex Click E Expert Setti ngs enter t the Virtual S Server confi igure page

,here you c an set URL L Filter, Port Ra ange, DMZ Z Settings,

, DDNS, R Remote WE EB, WAN P Ping. 3.7.1U URLFilter This s section is to set URL f filtering acce ess. If you w want to enab ble this funct tion, please activate the chec ckbox. Selec ct one policy y from the d rop-down m menu and en ter a policy name in the e field. Of course, you can set t the access restriction in n details (e.g g. the fixed IP range, UR RL, times an nd days). Note: W When time is 0:0~0:0, it e express 24 h hours. ps Set Step Clic Sel ckExpert Se ettings. ect Client F Filter. URL Fil To preve ter Applica ent your ho tion Examp me PC (192 ple:

2.168.1.100

) from acce ssing YouT Tube from 8 8:00 to 18:0 00 during working days: Mond day- Friday. 47 ps ter a Policy N Name lywood.com m"

ect time and d day ck Save to Set Step Ent Ent Ent dom Hol Sel Clic ter the Start IP and End IP here for example:19 92.168.1.100 0 ter part of or r the entire d domain nam e of the web b site you w ish to restric ct. Separate different main names s or doma in name k key words with a com mma, for e example, "Y YouTube, save your s settings. Tip 1. Differ ps rent URL stri ings must be e separated with a com ma. To matc ch all websit tes, use * (a asterisk) 2.Up to 10 filter rule es can be co onfigured. 3. If you u have not s et up the sy ystem time fo or this devic ce, click Sys stem Tools

-> Time Se ttings to set up c correct time a and date for r the rules to o be effective e 3.7.2P PortRange e You wan nt to share re esources on n your PC wi ith your frien nds who are not in your L LAN. But, by y default, 48 the rout ter's firewall blocks inbo ound traffic from the In nternet to yo our compute ers except r replies to your out tbound traffi c. You can u use the Port t Forwarding g feature to create exce eptions to thi s rule so that you ur friends can n access the ese files from m external n networks. When a accessing yo our PC from m Internet, t type "protoc col://xxx.xxx

.xxx.xxx:por rt number" i into your browser rs address or location f field. The pr rotocol and port are the e ones used d by the ser rvice and

"xxx.xxx x.xxx.xxx" is the WAN I P address o of your route er. For exam mple, a FTP P server use es the ftp protocol l and 21 (sta andard port number). ps Set Step Clic Sel ck Expert S Settings. ect PortRan nge. Applica As show ation Examp wn in the fig ple:

gure above, your PC at t 192.168.2. 10 connect ts to the rou uter and run ns a FTP server o on port numb ber 21. You r friends wa ant to access s this FTP s server on yo our PC from external network k. Tip ps essfully imp To succe lement the p port forward ing feature, note below

:

1. M Make sure yo our WAN IP P address (I nternet IP a address) is a public IP address. P Private IP add dresses are not routed o on the Intern net. 2. M ake sure yo u enter corr rect service port number rs. 3. To o ensure tha at your serv ver compute er always ha as the same e IP address s, assign a static IP add dress to you r PC. 4. O perating Sys stem built-in n firewall an d some ant i-virus progr rams may b block other P PCs from acc cessing reso ources on yo our PC. So it t is advisable e to disable them before e using this feature. 49 Parame eters Specif fication:

Sta rt/End Port:

Enter the s start/end por rt number w which ranges s the Extern nal ports use ed to set the server or In nternet applic cations. Her re in this exa ample, enter r 21.

IP A Address: En ter the IP ad ddress of the e PC where you want to set the app plications.He ere in this exa ample, enter r 192.168.1. 100.

Pro otocol: Speci ify the proto ocol required d for the serv vice utilizing g the port(s)

). Select the protocol

(TC CP/UDP/Both h) for the ap pplication.

En nable to app ply this func tion, Delete e cancel thi s host config gure.

Clic ck Saveto s save your se ettings. If your W WAN IP add ress is 192. 168.1.100 w when access sing your FT TP server fro om external network, your frie ends only ne eed to enter ftp://192.168 8.1.100:21 i n their brow wsers. 3.7.3D DMZSettin ngs ps Set Step Clic Sel Sel Add ck Expert S Settings. ect DMZSet ttings. ect Enable d DMZ Host IP which is the LAN IP 50 Clic ckSave to c confirm. Tip ps e DMZ Settin

The ngs screen a allows one lo ocal comput ter to be exp posed to the e Internet for r use of a spe ecial-purpose e service su uch as Intern net gaming o or videoconf ferencing.

DM Z hosting fo orwards all th he ports at t the same tim me to one PC C. Not te 1. DMZ host poses s a security risk. A com mputer config gured as th he DMZ hos st loses muc ch of the prot tection of th e firewall an nd becomes vulnerable to attacks fr rom externa l networks. 2. Hacke ers may use e the DMZ h ost compute er to attack o other compu uters on you ur network 3.7.4D DDNSSett tings The e DDNS (Dy ynamic Doma ain Name S ystem) is su upported in t this Router. It is used to assign a fixed ho st and doma ain name to a dynamic I Internet IP a address. Eve ery time you access the Internet, the dyn amic doma in name so oftware insta alled on yo our host wil l tell the IS SPS host s server its dynamic c IP address s by sending g messages s. And the s server softw ware is respo onsible for p providing DNS se rvice and im mplementing dynamic do omain name e resolution. 51 ps ck Expert S Settings ect DNNS ect Enable d Serve pro ovider. ter Domain n Name ck Saveto c confirm. Set Step Clic Sel Sel Add Ent Ent Clic ter the User r name and d Password d Tip ps 1. To us e the DDNS S feature, yo ou need to h ave an acco ount with one e of the Serv vice Provide ers in the drop-dow wn menu fir rst. 2. This r router suppo orts five DDN NS service p providers: D DynDNS.com m and 88ip.c cn and 3322

.com Parame eters Specif fication:

DD NS Service e: Click the b button to ena able or disab ble the DDN NS service.

Ser rvice provid der: Select o one from the e drop-down n list and clic ck Sign up for registrat tion.

Use ername: En nter the user rname that y you use to re egister from the DDNS p provider.

Pas ssword: Ent ter the pass sword that yo ou use to re gister from t the DDNS p provider. 52 main name

Dom

: Enter the e effective reg gistered dom main name. 3.7.5R RemoteW WEB This sec ction is to all low the netw work adminis strator to ma anage the ro outer remote ely. If you wa ant to access t the router re emotely, plea ase select Enable. ps ckExpert Se ettings. ect Remote e WEB. ter the Port ck Save to Set Step Clic Sel Ent Clic confirm. Parame

Por eters Specif rt: The mana fication:

agement po ort to be ope en to outside e access. Tip ps 1. For be etter securit ty, configure a port numb ber (betwee en1025-6553 35) as remot te web man agement interface e, do not use e the numbe er of any com mmon servic ce port (1-10 024). 53 2. Make e sure your r WAN IP a address (Int ternet IP ad ddress) is a a public IP address. P rivate IP address ses are not r routed on the e Internet. 3. It is u unsafe to ma ake your rou uter remotel y accessible e to all PCs on externa l network. F For better security,

, we sugges st that only e enter the IP a address of t the PC for re emote mana agement Remote To acces e Web Mana ss your rout agement Ap er (WAN IP pplication E address: 17 Example:

72.16.87.160 0) at your ho ome from the e PC (210.1 6.87.154) at your o office via the e port numb er 6060. ps Set Step Man Ent Clic In the PC nagement E Enable. ter the Port:

6060. ck Save to save your s settings. C 210.16.87 7.154 Type http:// 172.1 16.87.160:60 060 into yo ur browsers s address or r location field and d you can ac ccess the ro outer at your r home remo otely. nowledge E Kn 1. Port:

This is the Expansion manageme ent port to b be open to o outside acce ess. The def fault setting is 8080. This can n be change ed 54 3.7.6W WANPing g The e ping test is s to check t he status of f your intern net connectio on. When disabling the test, the system w would preve ent the ping test from W WAN. Set Step ps:

Select the e Expert Se etting Select the e WAN Pin g Select the e Enable 3.8 Ro outing In this p age you can n view the ro outing table

. information Click R Refresh to u update 55

Des stination IP P: The IP a address of seg gment. the final de estination. 0.0.0.0 ind dicates any network

Sub bnet Mask:

The subnet t mask for th he specified destination.

Gat teway: This isthe next r router on the e same LAN N segment as s the router to reach.

Inte erface: The interface be etween your r router and the final des stination. 3.9Tra afficCont trol Traf ffic control is s used to lim mit communi ication spee ed in the LAN N.Up to 20 e entries can b be supporte ed with the c capability fo r at most 25 54 PCs' spee ed control,in ncluding for IP address r range configur ration. 56 Tip ps 1. 1M=1 28KByte/s. 2. The volume of u uplink traffic c/downlink t traffic should d not be la rger than th hat allowed on your router's WAN (Intern net) port. Yo ou can ask y your ISP to p provide the v volume of In nternet traffic c. 3. The b bandwidth fo or ADSL/DSL L line usuall y refers to th he download d bandwidth h Bandwi You sha idth Contro are a 4M-bro ol Applicatio oadband serv on Example e:

vice with yo ur neighbor

(at 192.168

.1.102). He always dow wnloads a large vo olume of dat ta from Inter rnet, which s sharply frus trates your Internet surf fing experie nce; you can use this feature e to set limits s for the volu ume of Inter rnet traffic he e can get. F or example,

, you can split the 4M into two o, so your ne eighbor can only use up to 2M Intern net traffic an nd you can e enjoy 2M. 57 ps xes. Set Step Ena IP R box Up:

32 i Dow App Add Clic ableTraffic Control: Ch heck the Ena able box to enable the T Traffic Contr rol feature. Range: Ente er the last n number of th he IP addres ss. Here in this exampl le, enter 10 1 in both

: Set a limit to regulate u upload band dwidth of PC Cs on the LA AN. Here in t this example e, enter in first boxes s, and 256 i n second bo ox. wn: Set a lim mit to regula ate download d bandwidth h of PCs on the LAN. ply: Check t to enable th e current ru le. d: Click to a add current r rule to the ru ule list. ck Save to s save your se ettings. 3.10S SystemTo ools Clic ck System mTools en ter the co onfigure pa ge ,here y you can s set TimeS ettings, Backup p/Restore, Restore to o Factory, System m Log. 3.10.1 TimeSett tings firmware U Upgrade, Reboot, C Change Pas ssword, This s section is for time to select th e time zone e for your loc cation. If yo u turn off th he router,the e settings 58 Tip ps Con nfigured time e and date info will be l lost if the de evice gets d isconnected d from powe er supply. Howeve er, it will be updated au utomatically y when the device reco onnects to I Internet. To activate time-bas sed feature s (e.g. firew wall), the ti ime and da ate info sha all be set c correctly firs st, either manuall y or automa atically Tools. ps ck System e time will sy ynchronize w with the inte rnet autom matically in th he default si ituation you can ent er the time and date manually or r click Syn nc with you ur PC, syn nchronize Set Step Clic Sel The Sel If y auto Clic

Syn ect Time S Settings. ect Time Zo one omatically. ck Save to s save you set ttings. nchronize w with your P PC:Specify a time inte erval for per riodic updat te of time a and date info ormation from m your host. 59 3.10.2 Backup/R Restore Parame eters Specif fication:

Bac ckup: Click this button t to back up th he router's c configuration ns.

Res store: Click this button t to restore th he router's co onfiguration s. Set Step Clic Sel Ba Clic Clic ps ck System Tools. ect Back/R Restore. ackup to ke eep paramet ters. ck Browse to add an f file ck Save Not te The e default con nfiguration fi le name is RouterCfm. cfg. Do inc clude the filee name suffix x of

.cfg w hen renamin ng the file na ame to avoid d problem. 60 Restoret toFactory y 3.10.3 ps Set Step Clic Sel ck System Tools. ect Restor re to Factor ry. Parame eters Specif fication:

This s Restore button is to o reset all co onfigurations s to the defa ault values. It means th e Range Ext ender will lo ose all the s settings you have set. S So please n note down th he related s settings if nec cessary.

Def fault Passw word: admin

Sub bnet Mask:2 255.255.255 5.0

Def fault IP:192

.168.1.1 Not te

If yo ou enable th his option, a ll current se ttings will be e deleted an nd be restore ed to factory y default valu ues. You wil l have to rec configure Int ternet conne ection settin gs and wire less settings s.

Do not restore factory defa ault settings unless the f following hap ppens:

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You need to o join a diffe erent networ rk or unfortu nately forge et the login p password. 61 2>

>You cannot t access Inte ernet and y our ISP or o our technica al support a sks you to r reset the router. 3.10.4 Firmware eUpgrade The e router pro ovides the fi irmware upg grade by cl icking the Upgradeaft ter browsing g for the firmware e upgrade p acket. Afte er the upgra ade is compl eted, the rou uter will rebo oot automat tically. ps ck System Tools Set Step Clic Sel Clic Clic ect Firmwa areUpgrade e ck Browse

, select the upgrade file e ck Upgrade e, and wait for it to com mplete. Not te 1. Befor re you upgra ade the firmw ware, make sure you ar re having a c correct firmw ware. A wron ng firmware e may dama age the devic ce. 2. It is advisable t that you up grade the d device's firm mware over a wired co onnection. D DO NOT interrupt t the power r to the rout ter when th e upgrade is in proces ss otherwise e the router r may be permane ently damag ged. 62 3.10.5 5Reboot Wh en a certai n feature d does not tak ke effect or r the device e fails to fu unction corr ectly, try rebootin ng the device e.

Reb booting the W Wifi Router is to make th he settings c configured g go into effec t or to set th he Range Ext ender again n if setting fa ailure happe ns. 3.10.6 ChangeP Password You u can chan nge the pas ssword by this functi on 63 etters, num bers and ck System Tools ect Change e Password d ps Set Step Clic Sel Ent Clic ter Old Pas sswordNew w Password dandConf firm New Pa assword ck Save to save you se ettings. Tip ps

The e valid passw The defa word must b ault login pa be between assword is a 3~12 chara admin. cters and on nly include l und derscore 3.10.7 SystemLo og The sec ction is to vie ew the syste em log. Click k the Refres sh to updat te the log. Click the e Clear to clear the sc creen. 64 Tools ps ck System Set Step Clic Sel Clic Clic ect System m Log ck Refresh can update e the informa ation ck Clear to o clear the sc creen 65 1 Con nfigure P PC TCP/I Windo ows7 Appendix A x P Setting gs Clic ck Start -> C Control Pan nel. 66 ck Network Clic and Interne et. Clic ck Network andSharing g Center. 67 Clic ck Change a adapter set tings. Clic ck Local Are ea Connect tion and sele ect Properties. 68 ect Internett Protocol VVersion 4 (T TCP/IPv4) and click Prooperties. Sel 69 ect Obtain aan IP addreess automat tically and cclick OK. Sel 70 Clic ck OK on thee Local Areea Connecti on Properties windowtto save yourr settings. 71 Windo owsXP Right-click k My Networ rk Places a nd select Pr roperties. Right click Local Area a Connectio on and selec ct Propertie es. 72 Select Inte ernet Protoc col Version n 4 (TCP/IPv v4) and click k Properties s. Select Obt tain an IP a ddress auto omatically and click OK K. 73 Click OK o on the Local l Area Conn nection Pro operties win dowto save your setting gs. 2 Tro ublesho ooting The Tr oubleshoot ting provid des answe ers to com mmon prob blems rega arding the Router Adapter r 1.The S System LED D does not l ight up. Ans. Ch heck the follo owing:

a)Make b)Make sure that th e Router Ad dapter is pro operly plugge ed into a pow wer outlet. sure the po wer outlet is s active (wor rking) by plu ugging anoth her electric d device into it t. c)Re-plu ug the Rout ter Adapter to the pow wer outlet. If f the system m LED is st till failed to light up, contact your local d ealer for tec chnical supp port. 2.The W WAN LED do oes not ligh ht up. Ans. Ch heck the follo owing:

74 a) Make e sure that Etherne t port. the Ethern et cable (R RJ-45) is pro operly conn nected to th he Router A Adapters b) Make e sure that the other e end of the Ethernet ca able (RJ-45 5) is properl ly connecte ed to the compute er LAN card or to you C Cable/xDSL E Ethernet por rt. c) Make e sure your c computer LA AN card is pr roperly insta alled and con nfigured. d) Make e sure your C Cable/xDSL broadband access is w working and c configured c correctly. e) Conta act your loca al dealer for r technical s support if the e Ethernet L LED is still fa ailed to light t up after the abov ve procedur res. 3 Fact tory defa ault sett tings e below lists s the factory default setti ings of your device. The tabl Item Router L Login Network k Settings LAN Set ttings LAN L Login IP A L Login User N Address Name Defa 192. adm ault settings

.168.1.1 min L Login Passw Internet Con word nnection Typ pe M MTU WAN Speed W d D DNS IP Address S Subnet Mas sk DHCP Serve D er IP Pool T Time Zone min adm de Auto-switc Mod 1492 2 (PPOE) 0 1500

(DHCP/D ch Enabled Dynamic a and Stat tic IP) Auto o Disa 192. 255. able

.168.1.1

.255.255.0 Ena bled 192. 168.1.100~

~192.168.1.2 200

(GM MT+08:00)Be eijing, Cho ongqing,Hon ng Ko ng, Wireless s W Wireless Urum Ena mqi bled 75 S SSID N Network Mo ode S SSID Broad dcast C Channel WR3 3005_XXXX XXX(where XXX XXXX is the last six char racters in the devic ce's MAC C address) You can find it t on the la bel attac ched to the device. 11b/

/g/n mixed Ena bled Auto oSelect C Channel Ba ndwidth 20/4 40 E Extension C Channel Auto oSelect W Wireless Se ecurity W Wireless Ac R Remote We B Bandwidth C ccess Contro ol ment eb Managem Control D DMZ Host U UPnP Internet Managemen M nt Ac ccess Disa abled Disa Disa Disa abled abled abled Disa abled Ena ble Disa abled Others 4 Rem move Wir reless N etwork f from You ur PC If you ch hange wirele ess settings s on your wir reless devic ce, you must t remove the em accordin ngly from your PC C; otherwise, you may no ot be able to o wirelessly c connect to th his device. B Below descr ibes how to remov ve a wireles ss network fr rom your PC C. Windo ows7 Right

-click the Ne etwork icon and select Properties. 76 Selec ct Manage WWireless Neetworks. 77 Selec ct the wirelesss network aand click Re emove netwwork. 78 Windo owsXP Right

-click My Ne etwork Plac ces and sele ect Properti ies. click Wirele ess Networ rk Connecti Right on and then n select Pro perties. 79 Click Wire works, sele ect the wir reless netw work name eless Netw netw works and t then click th e Remove b button. under Pre eferred 5 S Safety an nd Emiss sion Stat tement War rning: Chan nges or mo odifications to this uni t not expre essly appro oved by the e party could void t the users a uthority to o operate the e equipment. resp ponsible for compliance Not e: This equ ipment has been teste d and found d to comply y with the lim mits for a C Class B digit tal device, p pursuant to reas sonable pro otection ag Part 15 of t the FCC Ru ules. These limits are d esigned to p provide ainst harm ful interfere ence in a residential installation n. This equ ipment gene erates, uses s and can ra adiate radio frequency e energy and, if not install led and used d in accor rdance with h the instru uctions, ma ay cause h harmful inte erference to o radio 80 com mmunications r, there is no guarante ee that inte erference w will not occu ur in a s. However part ticular instal lation. If this s equipment does cause e harmful int terference to o radio or tel levision rece eption, whic ch can be d determined by turning the equipm ment off an nd on, the user is enco ouraged to t try to correc ct the interfer rence by on e or more o f the followin ng measure es:

Thi Reorient or r relocate th e receiving antenna. Increase th he separatio n between t the equipme ent and rece iver. Connect th e equipmen nt into an out tlet on a circ cuit different t from that to o which ther eceiver is connecte ed. Consult the e dealer or a an experienc ced radio/TV V technician for help. s equipmen nt complies w with FCC RF F radiation e exposure lim its set forth for an uncon ntrolled env ironment.Th his equipme nt should be e installed a and operate ed with a mi nimum dista ance of 20 c centimeters between the e radiator an nd your body y. FCC C ID: 2AHVH HWR3005 This s device com mplies with P Part 15 of the e FCC Rule s. Operation n is subject t to the follow wing two cond ditions:

(1)T This device m may not cau use harmful i interference e, and

(2)T This device m must accept t any interfe und esired opera ation. rence receiv ved, includin ng interferen nce that may y cause 81

GN Model:

300M \

Power:

IVITC WR3005 Wireless f OV == 0. S/N: AM _ MAC: >

Router 4A 1TC1510 XXXXXXX Router II Passwort Made In 120001 il P: 192.16 rd admin China FCC 8.1.1 ID : 2AHVE 4WR3005

FCC, Request for non-disclosure Date: 16-Jul-10 RF_501, Issue 6 Page 1 of 1 Company Name: Shen Zhen MTC Co., LTD Address: MTC Industry Park, 1st Lilang Road, Xialilang community, Nanwan street, City: Shenzhen Country: China To: Telefication B.V., Dept. FCC TCB Edisonstraat 12A 6902 PK ZEVENAAR The Netherlands Subject: Request for confidenti Reference number: ##HHHHE Dear FCC TCB, 1. Long-Term Confidentiality Pursuant to 47 CFR Section 0.459(a) & (b), we hereby requests non-disclosure and confidential treatment of the following materials submitted in support of FCC certification application:

Bill(s) of Material [x] Block Diagrams

[x] Operational Description [x] Schematic Diagrams Tune-up Procedure Above materials contain secrets, proprietary and technica formation, which would customarily be guarded from competitors under 47 CFR, section 0.457(d)(2). Disclosure or publication or any portion of this company confidential material to other parties could cause substantial competitive harm and provide unjustified benefits for competitors. 2. Short-Term Confidentiality (STC) Pursuant to Public Notice DA 04-1705 of the Commission's policy, in order to comply with the marketing regulations in 47 CFR 2.803 and the importation rules in 47 CFR 2.1204, applicant hereby requests Short-Term Confidential treatment of the following materials (note 1):

Internal Photos Users Manual ] Test Set-up Photos External Photos Justification:

Planned Release Date STC: (notes 2, 3, 4, 5) Date: June 02, 2016 Name and signature of applicant:

Lric Lee Notes:

1) A document or type of document can only have ONE type of confidentiality!

2) Short-Term confidentiality is in principle for 45 days from date of grant; it can be extended max 3 limes (total time 180 days max.)!

3) FCC must be informed when marketing begins earlier. 4) Release takes place automatically thus extension must be requested in time. Telefication does not remind you of this!

5) Request for extension or for release must be received by Telefication at least 7 days before date of actual marketing or before expiration of the STC period

RF_160, Issue 03 MTC Industry Park, 1st Lilang Road, Xialilang community, Nanwan street, Lisa Wang (1) EMTEK (SHENZHEN) CO., LTD. Bldg 69, Majialong Industry Zone, Nanshan District, Shenzhen China China Shenzhen Shen Zhen MTC Co., LTD Declaration of Authorization We Name:

Address:

Longgang district, City:

Country:

Declare that:

Name Representative of agent:

Agent Company name:

Address:

City:

Country is authorized to apply for Certification of the following product(s):

Product description: 300M wireless router Type designation: WR3005, WR****(* from 0 to 9), HD-NT006, iB-WRB302N Trademark: AMTC, iball, HOOTOO FCC ID: 2AHVHWR3005 on our behalf. Date:

City:

Name: Eric Lee Function:

WLAN Manager 2016-06-02 Shenzhen Signature:

Notes:

(1): Required for FCC application

(2): For FCC it must be the Grantee Code owner or the authorized agent.

Shen Zhen MTC Co., LTD Date: 2016-06-02 To: Federal Communications Commission 7435 Oakland Mills Road Columbia, MD FCC ID: 2AHVHWR3005 To Whom It May Concern:

This letter is to ascertain that 300M wireless router MODEL No.: WR3005, WR****(* from 0 to 9), iB-WRB302N, HD-NT006 has been the units used for conducting FCC compliance testing, the DoC part will be tested by FCC recognized test lab- WH Technology Corp. If you have any question or concerns, pls. contact us. Sincerely, Eric Lee/ WLAN Manager E-mail: eric_lee@szmtc.com.cn Phone: 86-755-33614171 Fax: N/A Address: MTC Industry Park, Ist Lilang Road, Xialilang community, Nanwan street, Longgang district, Shenzhen, China Cric Lew

Declaration on model difference me AA We the undersigned hereby confirm that any of our production units bearing the following model numbers are identical in circuitry and electrical, mechanical and physical construction; the only differences are decorative parts in front panels, color of enclosures and shape of signal input/output terminals in secondary circuits, Trademark for trading purpose.

@ FCC ID: 2AHVHWR3005 Production name Trade name Model no. Patho ibe aye 300M wireless router AMTC, iball, HOOTOO WR3005, WR****(* from 0 to 9), HD-NT006, iB-

WRB302N Confirmed by Shen Zhen MTC Co., LTD Authorized Signature: Eric Lee FEA Date: _2016-06-02 Hw Page | of | page