5.1 Connecting the router
1. Turn off the computer.
2. Connect the router to a wall outlet using the supplied power adapter.
3. Connect the supplied UTP network cable to the ‘LAN 4’ port of the router.
4. Connect the other end of this UTP network cable to the network adapter of your
computer.
Is my router correctly connected to the wall outlet? You can check this by verifying that
the POWER LED is on.
Do I have a proper network connection? Turn on the computer and verify if the LED on
the router, corresponding with the LAN-port to which you connected the UTP
networking cable, is lit. The LED on the network adapter of your computer should also
be lit..
5.2 Configuring the router as an Access Point
Before you can configure the router for an Internet connection you first need to
connect to the router by following the procedure below.
1. Turn on your computer.
2. Open your webbrowser (e.g. Internet Explorer or Firefox).
3. Type ‘http://192.168.8.1’ in the address bar.
4. Press the ‘Enter key’ or click ‘Go to’.
5. Click ‘Setup Tool’.
6. You will now be asked for a ‘Username’ and a ‘Password’. Fill out ‘admin’ in the
‘Username’ field and ‘admin’ in the ‘Password’ field and press the enter key.
7. Click ‘Advanced Setup’ in the left menu.
8. Click ‘Network’ in the left menu.
9. Click ‘LAN/DHCP Server’.
10. Select ‘Stop’ at ‘DHCP Server’.
11. Click ‘Apply’ at the right side in the menu ‘DHCP Server’.
12. Type ‘192.168.8.200’ in the ‘LAN IP address’ field.
13. Type ‘255.255.255.0’ in the ‘Subnet mask’ field.
14. Click the button ‘Apply & Restart’.
Note! If you wish to log in to your router at a later point in time, you must assign a fixed
IP- address to your computer.
1. Click ‘Start’.
2. Click ‘Control Panel’.
3. Double click ‘Network Connections’.
4. Right click the appropriate ’LAN Connection’.
5. Click ‘Properties’.
6. Select ‘Internet-protocol (TCP/IP)’.
