Tyco 0-1591700-x user manual Status, Reset, Backup Settings / Restore Settings

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Wireless Access Point Model 0-1591700-x

User Manual

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Backup Settings / Restore Settings

This option allows you to store the current configuration of the access point in a safe location. In addition, the saved settings can be restored if required. Select Next to obtain the detailed menus and then select Backup Settings to save the configuration. The backup file is called config.bin and should be saved in a specific directory for the access point away from Windows files. Click the Save button and an explorer dialogue box will be displayed. Choose the target location for the backup file and then select Save As. The backup will start and a progress box will show when the download has been completed.

Status

This menu option displays a summary of the current radio, LAN, encryption settings together with asset information about the access point.

Figure 14 - Access Point Status Display Screen

The above screenshot shows the default settings for the access point together with the system run time and firmware version and serial number. If you require technical support, please provide the information listed above.

Reset

The access point will need to be reset when certain settings are changed or if it stops responding correctly. This reset is normally implemented by selecting the Reset button and accepting the screen prompts. The programmed access point settings will not be changed by this soft reset. To perform the reset, click on the screen Reset button and you will be asked to confirm your decision. The reset procedure takes about 60 seconds and a moving bar in the browser window shows the progress of the reset.

Note that after certain key values of the access point are changed, then the web screen Reset button will flash prompting you to reset the device.

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Contents Part Number Table Of Contents Wireless Menus SsidSupplied Items Key Features and BenefitsIntroduction WPAOther Regulatory Statements FCC ComplianceDeclaration of Conformity General Operational RequirementsWarranty DisclaimerSupport Do I Need a Site Survey ? Installation PracticeWlan Security Location GuidelinesReset Access Point PortsLED Indicators Indicator Function PowerWall Mounting the Access Point Desk Mounting the Access PointUnit Information Configuring your PC Getting StartedConnecting To The Access Point Internet Protocol Properties ScreenAccess Point Main Screen Wireless Configuration Menu- Basic Settings Menu Systems Web Browser MenuSerial Console Menu Telnet Menu System Menu Administrator SettingsPassword Settings Idle Time OutFirmware Upgrade Tftp UpgradeConfiguration Tools Web UpgradeRestore Factory Default Configuration Reset Backup Settings / Restore SettingsStatus LAN Menu LAN SettingsDhcp Settings IP AddressDNS Settings Dhcp Client ListMAC Address Filtering Access Control List Filtering Mode FunctionFiltering Menu Wireless Mode Wireless MenusMenu Mode Function 11a Menu OptionAdvanced Settings Authentication Re-authentication Time Primary Radius Server Authentication Server IP802.1X 802.11g Menu Option Short PreambleProtection Rate Protection Mode802.11g Stations Only Protection TypeStatus Menu Option 802.1x StatusSnmp Community Access RightSnmp Menu CommunitySnmp Trap Snmp MIB SupportGenerated Traps Fault-Finding and FAQs 255.255.255.0Ping 192.168.1.1 -t Power Supplies Pin No Power FunctionProduct Specifications CSMA/CA