c On the login screen, e nter
“admin” in the user name field,
and “password” in the
password field, and then cli c k
the OK button.
Note
If you cannot login to the setup screen, check that you have entered the
correct letters.
d Where necessary, s elect the display language from the drop-down list.
The screen display la nguage changes.
Note
The display examples in this manual use English as the display language.
e Click [Setup Wizard] and then [Next], in that order.
The “Wireless Site Survey” scree n appears.
f On the “Wireless Site Survey” screen , choose the same SSID as in (1)
on the table in “1 Check the network that you are attempting to conn ect
to.” and then click [Next].
Notes
• When the SSID does not appear , cl ick [Refresh] and then search again.
• If the SSID (the name of the device y o u are connecting to) does not
display e ven when the above operation is performed, the wireless LAN
router (ba se unit) p owe r is turned off , or the SSID name notification is
tur ned off (SSID Broadcast re fusal).
In such cases, enter the same SSID as the wireless LAN router (base
unit) directly .
• It is recomme nded that you connect to an SSID with an RSSI (Received
Signal Strength Indication) of 50 or above .
g Follow the procedure in “1 Check the network that you are attempting
to connect to.” to set up this unit.
Refer to “■ When using WEP secu rity settings” i n the table on the reverse
page to set up this unit.
a Enter the profile name of your choice in “profile name”.
b When (2) in the table is “Open”
^ Select “Open” under “Encryption”.
When (2) in the table is “Shared”
^ Select “SHARED” under “Encryption”.
c When (5) in the table is set to use a 10 or 5 letter password
^ Select “64Bit” under “Key Length”.
When (5) in the table is set to use a 26 or 1 3 letter password
^ Select “128Bit” under “Key Length”.
d When (3) in the table is “Hexadecima l”
^ Select “Hex” under “Key Format”.
When (3) in the table is “ASCII”
^ Select “ASCII” under “Key Format”.
e Enter the same encryption key
as in (5) on the table in the
same Encryption key field as in
(4) in the tabl e.
For example, when (4) in the
table is “Key 1”, enter the same
password as “Encryption Key
1” from (5) in the tabl e.
f Select the same default key as
(4) from th e table i n “Defaul t Tx
Key”.
g Click [APPLY].
Refer to “■ When using WPA/WP A2 security settin gs” in the table on the
reverse page to set up this unit.
a Enter the pr ofile name of your
choice in “profile name”.
b Enter the same password as in
(4) from the table in the “Pre-
shared Key” field.
c Click [APPLY].
Note
To register multiple base units repeat procedure s e through g .
When (2) in the table is “Open / Shared”
When (2) in the table is “WPA-PSK”/“WPA2-PSK”
h The “LAN Setup” screen appe ars. Change the IP address if it is already
being used by another device.
Check the settings and click [APPLY].
i The seconds before this unit res tarts are counted down (30 seconds).
When the count reaches “0”, this unit will restart. Click “OK” and check
that this unit can connec t to the access point.
j Close the browser.
k Remove the connected LAN cable and USB power cable.
a Use the supplied LAN cable to connect the LAN1 port (or the LAN2 port)
on this unit to the NET WORK port on the AV product. Then, use the
supplied USB power cable to connect the power co nnector on this unit
to the DC OUT jack on the AV product.
The indicator on the front panel of this unit lights. Wait for approximately one
minute and th en carry out the followin g procedure.
Note
If the AV product is not equipped with a DC OUT jack, connect to the USB
connector on the front panel.
b Turn on the power of the AV product that you wish to connect this unit
to.
c Check that the network functions o f the connected AV products
function correctly.
Refer to the owner’s manual of the AV product for information on these
network functions.
■ The power does not turn o n
• Check that the USB pow er cable is firmly connecte d to this unit and the A V
product.
• Check that the A V Receiver Network Standby is set to ON. (If Network
Standby is OFF , po wer supply to the DC OUT jack will tur n OFF whe n the A V
Receiver is set to Standb y . )
■ Cannot co nnect using WPS
• Only some de vices are WPS compatible. If y ou are unable to connect using
WPS, configure the settings manually .
■ An error occurs when “ywa.se tup” or “192.168.1.249” is input in t he
address field of the web browser, or the login screen does not appear.
• Check the IP address settings (automatic or fixed setting) of the PC. If the
PC is set to fix ed setti ng, change it to automatic.
• The IP address of this unit ma y h av e chang ed from its default setting. Refe r
to “Resetting this u nit” and reset this u nit.
• If you are using an y security software, turn it off temporar ily . Refer to the
owner’ s manual of the security software f or information on how to turn it off .
• If the wireless channel of the ba se unit is set to “12” or “13”, chan ge it to a
channel between “1” and “11”. (USA and Canada mo dels only)
■ Cannot lo g in from the login scree n
• The ID and pass word ma y have been changed. Ref er to “Rese tting this unit”
and reset this unit.
This comple tes connection with the base unit. Proceed to “Step 3
Connecting to an AV prod uct”.
Step 3 Connecting to an AV product
This completes the setup procedure.
Troubleshooting
■ Unable to find the base unit in “Wirel ess Site Survey ” on the setup
screen
• If this unit is too f a r aw ay from the base unit (wireless LAN router , etc.) or
there is an obstacle between them, tr y searching again in close proximity to
the base unit, in a location where there are n o obstacles between the two
de vices.
• The base unit ma y be set to refuse SSID Broadcast. Set the SSID , security
mode, and ke y by hand.
■ Unable to configure settings in “Wireless Site Surve y” on the setup
screen
• Check the SSID . If the base unit SSID or password contain characters that
this unit cannot use, the pass word is greater than 30 characters long, or the
SSID is greater than 32 characters long, change them to settings that are
compatible with this unit.
• Check the base unit security mode, and set the same secur ity mode on the
YW A-10 setup scre en.
• The pass word you ha ve entered may be incorrect. Check the passw ord and
re-enter it.
• If multiple base units are registered, select the units to wh ich you wish to
connect, and click [Connect].
■ Not connected to the Inter net, or connected to the Internet, but
experiencing sound skipping.
• There may be a prob le m with your Internet environment. Without using this
unit, check whether your PC can connect to the Internet, as in Step 1.
• Ref er to “Step 3 Connecting to an A V product” and check that the products
and cables are connected correctly .
• If this unit is too f a r aw ay from the base unit (wireless LAN router , etc.) or
there is an obstacle between them, tr y searching again in close proximity to
the base unit, in a location where there are n o obstacles between the two
de vices.
• If there is a microwa ve ov en in the immediate area, electromag netic wa ves
from the microw av e oven ma y be interfering with the wireless transmissions.
Mov e fur ther awa y from the microwav e ov en and tr y connecting again.
• The base unit may be restrictin g connections by MA C Address. Add the MAC
address wr itten on the undersid e of this unit to the list of permitte d
connections on the base unit.
• T ur n on the power to this unit again.
• T ur n on the power to the base unit (wireless LAN router , etc) again.
• Check the IP address settings (automatic or fixed setting) of the network
de vice to which this product is to be connected. If the network device is set to
fixe d setting, change it to automatic.
• Check that the DHCP ser ver function on the base u nit is set to ON.
• T r y removing and reinser ting the LAN cable connecting this unit and the A V
Receiver .
• Connection is not possible if mu ltiple YW A-10 u nits are in use, or if another
de vice is using the IP address “192.168.xxx.249”. Refer to “Changing the IP
address” and chang e to a unique IP address.
• If you are unab le to connect even after perf or mi ng the abov e procedure,
reset this unit. Ref er to “Resetting this unit” for inf or mation on resetting.
• A ud io content that utilizes a significant amount of data may not transmit
correctly ov er a wireless connection in some case s. Use audio f orma ts that
require a small amount of data.
Note
Resetting this unit will erase all of its settings . Be sure to note down the
necessary informatio n before resetting.
a Check that this unit’s power is on.
b Press the Reset button for at l east 10 seconds.
c Release the Reset button when all the indicators are blinking.
When this unit restarts after ap proximately 2 minute s, resetting is complete.
When resetting is complete, set up this unit again, starting from “Step 2-A
Connecting to the base un it (using WPS)” or “Step 2-B Connecting to the ba se
unit (manual configuration)”.
a Reset this unit.
Refer to “Reset ting this unit”.
b Connect this unit to a PC.
Refer to “2 Connect this unit to a PC” in “Step 2-B Connecting to the base
unit (manual configuration)”.
c Open the setting screen of this unit.
Refer to “3 Setting up this unit” in “Step 2-B Connecting to the base unit
(manual configuration)”, and carry out procedures 1-3.
d Click “Network” in the menu in the upper area of the settin g screen.
e On the “LAN Setup” screen, enter “192.168.1.xxx” as an IP address.
Set the “xxx” in “192.168.1.xxx” to a number that is between 2 and 248, and
one that is not used by other devices.
f Cli
ck [APPLY].
g Se
t up this unit ag ain.
Carry out “Step 2-A Connecting to the base un it (using WPS),” or “Ste p 2-B
Connecting to the base unit (manual configuration)”.
Resetting this unit
Changing the IP address
User name (Login ID): admin
IP address: 192.168.1.249
Password: password
Wireless section
Wireless type ....... .............. ............. IEEE802.11n, IE EE802.11g, IEEE802.11b
Frequency of operation .......................................... US: 1—11 ch, EU: 1—13 ch
Frequency band ........................................... ..... 2.4 GHz (2,400—2,483.5 MHz)
Type of modulation ...................... IEEE802.11n: OFDM, IEEE8 02.11g: OFDM,
IEEE802.11b: DSSS
Antenna gain ................................................................................. .............. 2 dBi
Antenna ................................................................... Internal antenna x 2 (2T2R)
Access mode ....... .............. .............. .............. .............. ........Infrastracture mode
Bandwidth .......... ................................................................ 20 MHz and 40 MHz
Security .. .............. ... WPA2-PSK (TKIP), WPA2-PSK (AES), WPA-PSK (TKIP ),
WPA-PSK (AES), SHARED, OPEN (WEP: 64bit/128bit,
Key format: ASCII/Hexadecimal), Disabled (No encryption)
Wired section
Ethernet type .................... .. IEEE802.3u (100Base-Tx), IEEE802.3i (10Base-T)
Interface . .................... ................. ............................ ..... RJ-45 port x 2 (LAN x 2)
Ethernet cable ....................... ................. ............................ .. Category 5 or more
Configuration window req uirement
OS ............................................... Windows 7(32bit/64bit)/Vista(32bit/64bit)/XP,
Mac OS X 10.4/10.5/10.6, CPU: Intel/PowerPC support)
Browser ........ .............. .......... Internet Explorer 6 or above, Firefox 5.0 or above
General
Dissipation power ..................... ..................... Maximum of approximately 2. 3 W
Power supply ..... ............................ ............................ .............. ..... DC +5V 0.5 A
External dimensions .................... ...... 78 x 70 x 22 (mm) *Excluding protrusions
Weight ..................... ....................... .............. ...................... .............. ............ 62 g
Operating temperature range....................... .............. ....Temperature: 0—40 °C
Humidity: 10—90 % (No condensation)
Strage temperature range . ............... ................. .........Temperature: –20—60 °C
Humidity: 10—90 % (No condensation)
* Specifications are subject to change without notice.
Factory default settings
Specifications
(E.U. only)
This symbol mar k is accordin g to the EU direc tive 2002/96 /EC.This symb ol
mark means th at electri cal and elec tronic equi pment, at t heir end-of -life, shou ld
be disposed of separately from your househo ld waste. Pleas e act accord ing to
your local ru les and do not dispose of your old pr oducts with yo ur normal
househol d waste.
■ Precautions
Read this before us ing this unit.
To assure the f inest perfor mance, ple ase read this manual care fully. Keep i t in a safe pla ce
for future reference.
1 Install this unit in a cool , dry, clean p lace away fr om direct sunl ight, heat so urces, and
sources of exce ssive vibrat ion, dust, moisture, and/ or cold. (Do not use/keep thi s unit in
a car etc.)
2 Locate thi s unit away fr om other elec trical applia nces, motors, or transformers to avoid
humming sounds.
3 Do not expo se this un it to sudde n temperatur e changes fr om cold to hot , and do not
locate this un it in an environme nt with high humidity (i .e. a room with a hum idifier) to
prevent conde nsation insi de this unit, which may cause an elec trical shock , fire, damage
to this un it, and/or p ersonal injury.
4 Do not clean th is unit with chemica l solvents; this migh t damage the finis h. Use a clean,
dry cloth.
5 Do not att empt to modify or fix this unit. Contact qualified Yama ha service personnel
when any servic e is needed. Th e cabinet sh ould never be opened for an y reason.
6 Be sure to rea d the “Troub leshooting ” section reg arding commo n operating err ors before
concludin g that the unit is fault y.
7 Before movi ng this unit , disconnect USB power cable f rom the AV pro duct.
Do not use this un it within 22 c m (9 inches) of pe rsons with a heart pacemaker implant or
defibrill ator impl ant.
Explanations regarding GPL
This product ut ilizes GPL/LG PL open-sourc e software in some sections. You ha ve the right
to obtain, du plicate, modify , and redistri bute this open-source cod e only. For informatio n on
GPL/LGPL open source sof tware, how t o obtain i t, and the G PL/LGPL li cense, ref er to the
Yamaha Corpor ation w ebsite (h ttp://dow nload.yamaha .com/source codes/ywa-1 0/).
• This produc t is limited to indoor u se only .
• Frequencies used by this product may be prohibi ted to use in so me counties. As a user of
this produc t, you hav e responsibilit ies to use this product only in the inten ded countries
and confir m th at this pr oduct is se t to use frequencie s and chan nels that a re allowed to
use in your countr y . Violators may be punishable by law of the countr y . F or informati on
about laws of each cou ntr y , please refer to “ERC/REC 70-03”.
We, the manufac turer (Yamah a Corporat ion) hereby d eclare that this equipme nt (Wireless
Network Adapter), mo del YWA-10 is in complianc e with the essential re quirements and
other relev ant provisi ons of Direct ive 1999/5/E C.
• Microsoft, Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windo ws XP are registered tra demarks or
trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the U .S. and other countries.
• Other product names, technolo gy names, and company names ment ioned in this manu al ma y
be trademarks or register ed trademarks of their respectiv e owners and ar e hereby
ackno wledged.
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