Philips CPWBS001 manual Table of Contents

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Table of Contents
Wireless Base Station	5
Description / LED Indicators	5
Important information/ Packaging content	6
Installing the Wireless Base Station	8
Installing the Wireless Base Station client software	8
Hardware Description	10
System Requirements	11
Connect the System	11
Basic Installation Procedure	12
Configuring Client TCP/IP	17
Installing TCP/IP	17
Windows 95/98/Me/2000 and XP	17
Windows 2000	17
Setting Up TCP/IP	18
Configuring Your Computer in Windows 98SE/Me	18
Configuring Your Computer in Windows 2000	20
Configuring Your Computer in Windows XP	21
Configuring a Macintosh Computer	22
Manual IP Configuration - for all Windows OS	23
Verifying Your TCP/IP Connection	24
Configuring the Wireless Base Station	25
Browser Configuration	25
Disable Proxy Connection	25
Internet Explorer (5 or above)	25
Internet Explorer (for Macintosh)	26
Navigating the Web Browser Interface	27
Making Configuration Changes	27
Setup Wizard	28
Time Zone	28
Broadband Type	28
Advanced Setup	31
System	32
Internet	34
LAN	39
Wireless	40
Network Address Translation (NAT)	43
Firewall	46
DDNS (Dynamic DNS) Settings	53
UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) Setting	54
Tools	65
Status	68
Troubleshooting	69
Specifications	73

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Contents Wireless Base Station ➊ ➋ Helpline Table of Contents Reset button PowerIndicator LEDs Technology for peopleSafety Precautions Packaging contentsImportant information Environmental informationDisclaimer Do not make any hardware connections to the Wireless Base Station until the Setup Wizard asks you to do soStart installing the software You make any hardware connectionsHow to use the Setup programme Hardware description System Requirements Connect the SystemBasic Installation Procedure Connecting the Wireless Base StationAttach to Your Network Using Ethernet Cabling Attach to Your Network Using Radio Signals Modem / Internet port on the Wireless Base Station Attach the Wireless Base Station to the InternetEnds for all connections Connecting the Power Adapter Setting Up TCP/IP Installing TCP/IPWindows Configuring Your Computer in Windows 98SE/Me Dhcp IP Configuration Obtain IP Settings from Your Wireless Base StationConfiguring Your Computer in Windows Configuring Your Computer in Windows XP Dhcp IP ConfigurationConfiguring a Macintosh Computer Manual IP Configuration for all Windows OS Verifying Your TCP/IP Connection PingDisable Proxy Connection Browser ConfigurationInternet Explorer 5 or above Internet Explorer for Macintosh Setup, virtual DMZ hosts, and other advanced functions Making Configuration ChangesNavigating the Web Browser Interface DSL modemSetup Wizard Time ZoneBroadband Type Cable ModemFixed-IP xDSL PPPoE xDSLClick Finish to complete the setup Pptp Point-to-Point Tunneling ProtocolMenu Description Password Settings SystemFactory defaults. The default is no password Default 9 minutesRemote Management Base StationInternet Settings Dynamic IPPoint-to-Point Over Ethernet PPPoE Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol Pptp Static IP DNS Local netwerk LAN Wireless Channel and SsidDefault Fully Automatic Available options are 1, 2, 5.5, and 11Mbps. Default AllCommunicates with PCs in its service range. Default Auto Available channel settings are limited by local regulationsEncryption Network Address Translation NAT Address MappingVirtual Server Special Applications 6112Battle.net 28800Access Control FirewallAs shown in the following screen MAC Filtering TableParental Control Schedule Rule Enables Schedule-based Internet access control Use this section to create your network schedule rulesFirewall Configuration Intrusion DetectionDMZ Demilitarized Zone Ddns Dynamic DNS Settings UPnP Universal Plug and Play Setting Tools Configuration Tools ToolsTools Firmware Upgrade Tools Reboot Complete when the power LED stops blinkingFollowing items are included on this screen StatusSection Description Displays Internet connection type and statusTroubleshooting Am getting an IP Address that starts withHave another IP Address displayed 10/100 LED does not light after a connection is madeMedia Access Control LED IndicatorsRF Specification StandardsRF Output Power RF Power ConsumptionRF Frequency Operating ChannelEnglish 0682