Nexxt ACRUX 600 Quick Installation Manual

Step 1
Thank you for purchasing the new Acrux 600
Dual Band Gigabit Router from Nexxt Solutions™.
If any of the following items are mismatched,
missing or damaged, please contact the
merchant from whom you purchased the unit for
immediate replacement.
• ARN02604U1 Dual Band Gigabit Router
• Power adapter 100-240V
• Network cable
• Quick installation guide
Step 2
LED
Status Description
indicator
On The device is powered on
Blinking
The system is working properly
POWER
Off The device is powered off
The router is performing WPS
Blinking
WPS authentication on a client device
On
The 5GHz wireless connection is enabled
The device is actively sending or
Blinking transmitting data wirelessly over
5GHz
the 5GHz band
5GHz
The 5GHz connection is not in use
Off
or disabled
The 2.4GHz wireless connection is
On
enabled
The device is actively sending or
2.4GHz
Blinking
transmitting data wirelessly over the
2.4GHz
2.4GHz band
The 2.4 GHz connection is not in use
Off
or disabled
Step 2
The rear panel provides the physical connectors for
power and the client network devices.
1. Antennas: Two dual band omnidirectional antennas
2. WAN port: This RJ45 port is where you will connect
the DSL/cable modem, or Ethernet line.
3. IPTV: This IPTV port can be used for connecting an
Internet Protocol TV receiver, and as a LAN port, when
the IPTV feature is not enabled.
4. LAN ports (1-4): Connect your laptop or desktop
computers in your network to any of these RJ45
Ethernet ports.
5. WPS/Reset: Press this button for about one second to
enable WPS encryption. Press this button for about
seven seconds to restore the device to its factory
default values.
6. Power: Connect the supplied power adapter to this jack.
Step 3
Power
USB Storage
Power
Adapter
USB
Line
RJ-11 RJ-45 RJ-45
Phone Cable/xDSL
Jack Modem
A/V RJ-45
TV TV receiver
Quick Installation Guide
Step 2
Preliminary steps
This advanced network device works as a router,
wireless AP , switch and firewall. Before setting up
the router, you must verify that you have
high-speed internet access available. The most
widely used connection nowadays is broadband
DSL or Cable. The description used in this guide
is based on that type of connection.
Product layout
LED indicators on the front panel provide informa-
tion about network activity, the connection and link
status of the ports in real time. They also
facilitate activity monitoring and troubleshooting
the performance of the device.
Step 2
LED
Status Description
indicator
The link between the router and a device
On
is established through that port
The device is actively sending or
Blinking
LAN 1-3
transmitting data over that port
No active connection is detected in
Off
that LAN port
On
The IPTV port connection is enabled
The device is actively sending or
IPTV/LAN
Blinking transmitting Internet Protocol television
signals over this port
The WAN LED lights up when the
On
wireless feature is enabled
The device is actively sending or
Blinking
WAN
transmitting packets over that port
No active connection is detected in
Off
the WAN port
On
The USB port connection is enabled
USB
Off The USB port is not in use
Step 2
Side Panel
7. USB 2.0 port: Multifunctional USB port supports
printer sharing, file sharing and mass storage devices.
Step 4
Router configuration
1.
Log into the router by accessing the web base utility.
To do so, in the browser's address field enter the
default address http://192.168.0.1
2. In this stage, the wireless router web interface will
come up. The system will then prompt you to enter
the default user name and password. Type admin in
both cases. Click Login to continue.
Step 2
Product layout
1 - Power
2 - WPS
3 - 5GHz band
4 - 2.4GHz band
5 - LAN ports 1-3
6 - IPTV/LAN port
7 - WAN port
8 - USB
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Step 2
Back Panel
1- Two 5 dBi antennas 4 - Three Gigabit LAN Ports
2 - WAN port 5 - WPS/Reset
3 - IPTV/Gigabit LAN 6 - Power
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2 3 4 5 6
Step 3
Hardware installation
1. Power off your PC, cable/DSL modem and the router
2. Find the optimum location for the router. The best
place is usually at the center or your wireless network
with the antennas in the upright position.
3.
Connect one end of the supplied power adapter to the
AC input jack located on the rear panel of the router,
before plugging the other end to a standard electrical
wall outlet.
4. Connect your network devices to the LAN ports of the
router. Then using an Ethernet cable, connect your
modem to the WAN port in order to gain internet
access.
5. Finally, power on the router, your PC and modem.
Step 4
3. Next, the Basic Settings page will be displayed. In
this window, you will be prompted to select the
Access method, which will depend on the type of
connection offered by your existing Internet Service
Provider (ISP): ADSL, for dial-up or DHCP for other
broadband connections. By default, the device is set
to DHCP. Click OK to finalize the initial set up of the
router.
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