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  • Page 1 WA102930XB Wireless LAN Survey NX-1 User's Guide...
  • Page 2 Copyright© 2017 silex technology, Inc. All rights reserved.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    1-2. Safety Instructions ..........................2 1-3. User Registration and Customer Services ...................5 User registration ............................5 Product Information ..........................5 Customer Support Center ........................5 . About NX-1 ....................7 2-1. Included Items ............................7 2-2. Features ..............................8 2-3. Limitations and Precautions ......................10 Limitations ............................... 10 Precautions ..............................
  • Page 4 . Using NX-1 ......................33 4-1. Collecting Wireless LAN Environment Information ..................33 Installing NX-1 in a Target Wireless LAN Environment to Collect Information ....34 4-2. Using the Survey Mode ........................37 Running the Survey Mode through the Web Page ..............38 Viewing Survey Analysis Results ......................
  • Page 5 4-4. Using the Spectrum Analyzer ....................... 71 Running the Spectrum Analyzer through the Web Page ............72 Viewing Measurement Results ......................75 Spectrum Analyzer - Spectrogram ....................76 Spectrum Analyzer - Spectral Density ................... 77 Deleting Measured Data ........................78 Displaying Print Layout ........................

  • Page 7: Introduction

    1. Introduction . Introduction Thank you for purchasing Wireless LAN Survey NX-1 (called "NX-1" below). 1-1. Introduction This manual provides information on how to configure and use NX-1. Please read the Safety Instructions carefully before you begin. Disclaimers - The unauthorized transfer or copying of the content of this manual, in whole or in part, without prior written consent is expressly prohibited by law.

  • Page 8: Safety Instructions

    To ensure safe and proper use, please read the following information carefully before using NX-1. The safety instructions include important information on safe handling of NX-1 and on general safety issues. Please be sure to read this page before using.
  • Page 9 * In the following cases, turn off your network device, unplug the AC plug of NX-1 from power outlet (unplug the network cable from Ethernet HUB when receiving power over the Ethernet) and contact your point of purchase for a repair or inspection.
  • Page 10 (if you are receiving power over the Ethernet (PoE), unplug the network cable from the HUB). * Always use the AC adapter bundled with NX-1. Other AC adapters may cause NX-1 to malfunction. * Verify all cables are connected properly and safely before using NX-1.

  • Page 11: User Registration And Customer Services

    Japan http://www.silex.jp/register/ - For user registration, a serial number is required. Note Product Information The services below are available from the Silex Technology website. For details, please visit the Silex Technology website. http://www.silexamerica.com/ Japan http://www.silex.jp/ - Latest firmware download...
  • Page 12 NX-1 User's Guide...

  • Page 13: About Nx-1

    2. About NX-1 . About NX-1 NX-1 is a wireless frame capture unit supporting IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n. NX-1 enables you to capture wireless LAN frames to survey a wireless environment before introducing wireless LAN products, to monitor the operating status of NX-1, and to troubleshoot problems.

  • Page 14: Features

    Remote control via a wired LAN In the environment which allows communication with NX-1 via a wired LAN, you can remotely collect wireless LAN environment information and view the analysis results through the Web page of NX-1.
  • Page 15 2. About NX-1 Easy analysis function Easy analysis function of NX-1 allows you to view collected wireless LAN environment information in the Web page. Print layout view Wireless LAN information can be displayed in a printable format after it is collected in the survey mode, monitoring mode or spectrum analyzer.

  • Page 16: Limitations And Precautions

    USB storage. Note that it is not guaranteed for all frames to be captured and stored in all USB storages. - The Capture Mode of NX-1 does not guarantee that all frames are captured correctly in your wireless LAN environment.

  • Page 17: Parts And Functions

    2. About NX-1 2-4. Parts and Functions The parts name and functions are as follows: (1) Wireless LAN Antenna Antenna for receiving wireless LAN radio signals. BLINK (Green) Turns on for 100 ms when wireless LAN frames are received followed by (2) WSTAT LED (Green) turning off.
  • Page 18 NX-1 User's Guide Front DC12V IN LAN / PoE AC Connector Connect an AC adaptor. Network Port Connect a network cable. BLINK Wired LAN packet receive status. Status LED (Yellow) Turns on for 100 ms when packets are received followed by turning off.
  • Page 19 For details, see 5-1. Maintenance Feature - Factory configuration Default Configuration. (12) Push switch Press when unplugging the connected USB storage. Unmount Press-and-hold for 1 second. When BAND LED on the top of NX-1 turns off, you can remove the storage.

  • Page 20: Hardware Specification

    NX-1 User's Guide 2-5. Hardware Specification Temperature : 0 °C to +40 °C Operating Environment Humidity : 20% to 80%RH (Non-condensing) Temperature : -10 °C to +50 °C Storage environment Humidity : 20% to 90%RH (Non-condensing) VCCI Class B Compliant standards...

  • Page 21: Software Specification

    2. About NX-1 2-6. Software Specification Supported protocols Network layer ARP, IP, ICMP TCP/IP Transport layer TCP, UDP Application layer TELNET, BOOTP, DHCP (Client), HTTP, NTP, JCP (Silex proprietary protocol), Supported Web browsers The recommended Web browsers are as follows: Internet Explorer 11 or later - Be sure to disable the Compatibility View feature.

  • Page 22: Openssl License

    NX-1 User's Guide 2-7. OpenSSL License This product includes software developed by the OpenSSL Project for use in the OpenSSL Toolkit. ( http://www.openssl.org/ ) OpenSSL License --------------- /* ==================================================================== * Copyright (c) 1998-2005 The OpenSSL Project. All rights reserved. * Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without...
  • Page 23 2. About NX-1 * THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE OpenSSL PROJECT ``AS IS'' AND ANY * EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE * IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR * PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE OpenSSL PROJECT OR...
  • Page 24 NX-1 User's Guide * Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without * modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions * are met: * 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the copyright * notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.

  • Page 25: Setup

    3. Setup . Setup This chapter explains how to setup NX-1.

  • Page 26: Setup Through The Web Page Of Nx-1

    NX-1 User's Guide 3-1. Setup through the Web Page of NX-1 The following explains how to access and set up NX-1 from a Web browser on a PC. - For information about supported Web browsers, see 2-6. Software specifi cation.
  • Page 27 3. Setup Connect the AC adaptor to NX-1 and plug in the AC adaptor into an outlet. NX-1 starts. When NX-1 is ready, the POWER LED (green) on the top of NX-1 stops blinking and becomes ON. NX-1 DC12V IN...

  • Page 28: Modifying Pc Network Settings

    PC network settings so that you can access NX-1 from your PC. The default IP address of NX-1 is 192.168.0.100 (Class C). Set up the IP address of your PC so that it does not overlap the IP address of NX-1.

  • Page 29: Setting Up Nx-1

    Start a Web browser on your setup PC and enter 192.168.0.100 in the address bar. - "192.168.0.100" is a default IP address configured to NX-1. - When the IP address is changed during initial setup, enter the new IP address.
  • Page 30 NX-1 User's Guide The Web page of NX-1 is displayed. From Configuration in the menu, select an item you want to set up. Device Configuration The Device Configuration allows you to set up TCP/IP of NX-1. Operating Mode The Operating Mode allows you to set up the Operating Mode default settings.
  • Page 31 3. Setup <Device Configuration> The following explains how to set up TCP/IP of NX-1. From Configuration in the Web page menu, click Device. The Device Configuration page is displayed. Enter each setting. - For information on the settings, see A. Appendix - A-2. List of All Settings.
  • Page 32 - For information on how to restart NX-1, see 5-1. Maintenance Feature - Restarting in this manual. - If you want to make a setup in another page, you do not have to restart NX-1 here. Restart it after you Note complete the setup.
  • Page 33 3. Setup <Operating Mode> The Operating Mode Configuration allows you to set up the Operating Mode default settings. The settings entered in this page are displayed as the defaults in the page of the corresponding Operating Mode. From Configuration in the Web page menu, click Operating Mode. The Operating Mode Configuration page is displayed.
  • Page 34 - For information on how to restart NX-1, see 5-1. Maintenance Feature - Restarting in this manual. - If you want to make a setup in another page, you do not have to restart NX-1 here. Restart it after you Note complete the setup.
  • Page 35 - For information on how to restart NX-1, see 5-1. Maintenance Feature - Restarting in this manual. - If you want to make a setup in another page, you do not have to restart NX-1 here. Restart it after you Note complete the setup.
  • Page 36 - When the IP address have been changed to access an existing network, there are cases that you cannot access the Web page of NX-1. In this case, to access the Web page, use a network cable and connect NX-1 to...
  • Page 37 The Password allows you to set up the password for NX-1. - No default password is set in NX-1. When using NX-1 with it connected to the public network, be sure to change the password. From Configuration in the Web page menu, click Password.
  • Page 38 - For information on how to restart NX-1, see 5-1. Maintenance Feature - Restarting in this manual. - If you want to make a setup in another page, you do not have to restart NX-1 here. Restart it after you Note complete the setup.

  • Page 39: Using Nx-1

    NX-1 has two methods for collecting wireless LAN environment information. - Clicking a start button on the Web page of NX-1 - Pressing the Control Switch on NX-1 You can view the analysis results of the collected information in the Web page of NX-1. Operating Mode Web page...

  • Page 40: Installing Nx-1 In A Target Wireless Lan Environment To Collect Information

    Installation location of NX-1 diff ers depending on your target devices: - When collecting information from multiple wireless LAN devices Install NX-1 at the center surrounded by the target wireless LAN devices. - When collecting information from a particular wireless LAN device...
  • Page 41 After starting the PC, set up the network settings so that the PC can access NX-1. - For how to set up PC network settings, see 3-1. Setup through the Web Page of NX-1 - Modifying PC network settings in this manual.
  • Page 42 NX-1 User's Guide When collecting information with the Control Switch of NX-1 Connect the AC adaptor to NX-1 and plug in the AC adaptor into an outlet. NX-1 starts. NX-1 DC12V IN LAN / PoE AC adaptor - Always use the AC adaptor bundled with NX-1. Other AC adaptors may cause failures.

  • Page 43: Using The Survey Mode

    The Survey Mode scans specified channels sequentially and measures the wireless LAN environment around NX-1. The measured data are analyzed by the analysis function of NX-1 and the analysis results are displayed in chart in the Web page of NX-1. <When to use the Survey Mode>...

  • Page 44: Running The Survey Mode Through The Web Page

    NX-1 User's Guide Running the Survey Mode through the Web Page Start a Web browser and enter the IP address of NX-1 in the address bar. - By default, an IP address is set to NX-1 as "192.168.0.100". - When the IP address has been changed during initial setup, enter the new IP address.
  • Page 45 Note - After changing the settings in General Configuration or Detail Configuration, the new settings are displayed until you restart NX-1. After a restart, the defaults are displayed. Storage Data can be read or deleted from the storage. To save the survey result to the storage, check the check box at Save the survey data to storage .
  • Page 46 For information on how to unmount, see the explanation of the Push Switch in 2.4 Parts and Functions. - When survey is in progress, do not unplug the AC plug of NX-1 from an electrical outlet (when the power is supplied by PoE, do not unplug the network cable). The USB storage may be damaged.

  • Page 47: Viewing Survey Analysis Results

    After completion of survey, the measurement analysis data are reported in charts in the Web page. Band Information Based on the results of survey conducted by NX-1, the following band information is displayed in radar charts or bar charts. Chart scales of both radar charts and bar charts can be adjusted.
  • Page 48 NX-1 User's Guide Device Information Displays information on wireless devices that are in operation in each channel based on the survey results conducted by NX-1. Print Layout Opens a printable format page. Access Point Information Displays information on access points in operation.

  • Page 49: Band Information - Band Occupy Ratio

    4. Using NX-1 Band Information - Band Occupy Ratio Displays wireless band occupy ratio for specified channels in percentage. Radar chart Bar chart Band Occupy Ratio Displays wireless band occupy ratio for specified channels in radar charts or bar charts.

  • Page 50: Band Information - Device Count

    NX-1 User's Guide Band Information - Device Count Displays the total number of access points and that of stations connected to the access points for specified channels. Radar chart Bar chart Access Point Checking this displays the total number of access points for specified channels in radar charts or bar charts.
  • Page 51 4. Using NX-1 Chart Allows you to select how to display wireless band occupy ratio. Radar : Displays the number of devices in radar charts. : Displays the number of devices in bar charts. Scale Allows you to select scales of displayed charts.

  • Page 52: Band Information - Frame Status

    NX-1 User's Guide Band Information - Frame Status Displays wireless band occupy ratio for specified channels in percentage. Radar chart Bar chart Correct Displays the number of received correct wireless frames in percentage or numerical values in radar charts or bar charts.
  • Page 53 4. Using NX-1 Chart Allows you to select how to display the frames previously mentioned. Radar : Displays the previously mentioned frames in radar charts. : Displays the previously mentioned frames in bar charts. Ratio : Displays the number of received frames in percentage.

  • Page 54: Survey Configuration - Device Information

    NX-1 User's Guide Survey Configuration - Device Information Displays information on the operating access points and the operating stations for each channel. Frequency bands and channels You can select frequency bands and channels to display. Band Channel CH1-CH13 2.4GHz CH36/CH40/CH44/CH48...
  • Page 55 4. Using NX-1 Access Point Information Displays the following information on access points. Wireless device information Remarks MAC Address (BSSID) Displays a MAC address (BSSID) of an access point. ESSID(SSID) Displays an ESSID (SSID) of an access point. Displays the wireless signal strength of an access point in dbm.

  • Page 56: Survey Configuration - List Of Data On Storage

    NX-1 User's Guide Survey Configuration - List of Data on Storage If the Storage tab is clicked, the survey result is displayed that is saved in the storage. Reading the survey results Select the data to read from a list and click Display.
  • Page 57 4. Using NX-1 The selected survey result is displayed. Deleting the survey results Select the data to delete from a list and click Delete.
  • Page 58 NX-1 User's Guide Click OK to delete. When the data is deleted, a list of data is displayed again.

  • Page 59: Displaying Print Layout

    4. Using NX-1 Displaying Print Layout If the Print Layout button is clicked in the report page, a printable format page is displayed. - Print quality will differ depending on the Web browser you use. Click the Print Layout button in the report page.
  • Page 60 NX-1 User's Guide Band Information Shows the graphs of band information in a printable format page. Device Information Shows the device information in a printable format page. All Information Shows the band information and device information in a printable format page.

  • Page 61: Using The Monitoring Mode

    The Monitoring Mode allows you to scan specified channels regularly and to take long term measurements of surrounding wireless environment. Measured data are stored in a USB storage connected to NX-1. The 24-hour averages of the measurement items are displayed as statistics information in chart format in the Web page of NX-1.

  • Page 62: Running The Monitoring Mode Through The Web Page

    The following explains how to perform monitoring operations using the Monitoring Configuration page of NX-1. Plug in a USB storage into a USB port on the right side of NX-1. Start a Web browser and enter the IP address of NX-1 in the address bar.
  • Page 63 Note - After changing the settings in General Configuration or Detail Configuration, the new settings are displayed until you restart NX-1. After a restart, the defaults are displayed. Monitoring starts. To stop the monitoring operation, click Stop Monitoring. - Monitoring data are stored in a storage on a daily basis.
  • Page 64 For information on how to unmount, see the explanation of the Push Switch in 2.4 Parts and Functions. - Do not unplug the AC adaptor of NX-1 from an outlet during monitoring operation (When the power is supplied by PoE, do not unplug the network cable.). The USB storage may be damaged.

  • Page 65: Using The Control Switch To Run The Monitoring Mode

    NX-1. - To perform monitoring operation with the Control Switch, you need to assign Monitoring to the switch. From Operating Mode - Push Switch Configuration in the Web page of NX-1, you can set up the Control Switch.
  • Page 66 After confirming the stop of monitoring operation, release the Control Switch. - You can also stop monitoring as follows: Log in the Web page of NX-1. From Operating Mode, choose Monitoring. In Monitoring Configuration, click Stop Monitoring. Note...

  • Page 67: Viewing Monitoring Results

    4. Using NX-1 Viewing Monitoring Results After completion of the Monitoring Mode, the monitoring results are analyzed and the report of the data is displayed in chart format in the Web page. Print Layout Opens a printable format page. Bands and Channels Allows you to select bands and channels to display.
  • Page 68 - The report page will automatically be logged out if no operations are made for a certain amount of time after it is displayed. (The default is 30 minutes) The auto-logout time can be changed from Configuration - Device. To open a report page after log-out, re-login to NX-1.

  • Page 69: Monitoring Configuration - Band Occupy Ratio

    4. Using NX-1 Monitoring Configuration - Band Occupy Ratio After completion of the Monitoring Mode, the monitoring results are analyzed and the usage rate of a wireless band is displayed in percentage in chart format in the Web page. Wireless Band Displays the usage rate of wireless band in percentage in chronological order.

  • Page 70: Monitoring Configuration - Device Count

    NX-1 User's Guide Monitoring Configuration - Device Count After completion of the Monitoring Mode, the monitoring results are analyzed and the total number of access points and that of stations are displayed in chart format in the Web page. Access Point Checking this displays the total number of access points in green in chronological order.

  • Page 71: Monitoring Configuration - Frame Status

    4. Using NX-1 Monitoring Configuration - Frame Status After completion of the Monitoring Mode, the monitoring results are analyzed and correct frames, error frames, and retry frames are displayed in percentage and numerical value in chart format in the Web page.

  • Page 72: Monitoring Configuration - Frame Type

    NX-1 User's Guide Monitoring Configuration - Frame Type After completion of the Monitoring Mode, the monitoring results are analyzed and management frames, control frames, and data frames are displayed in percentage and numerical value in chart format in the Web page.

  • Page 73: Changing Display Date

    4. Using NX-1 Changing Display Date You can select obtained monitoring data to display. Putting the cursor in the date entry field in the upper left of the window followed by clicking there opens a calendar. Dates of the calendar that have their corresponding monitoring data are displayed in green boldface.

  • Page 74: Changing Display Time

    NX-1 User's Guide Changing Display Time You can rescale the charts. To rescale the charts with the slider displayed on the top of the tab. Put the cursor at the start point (green) on the left and/or at the end point (orange) on the right of the slider, then slide them and specify the time to display.
  • Page 75 4. Using NX-1 To rescale the charts by using the mouse cursor in charts In a chart to rescale, put the mouse cursor at a point of the display start time, then click and drag the cursor to the right. When reaching the display end time, release the cursor.

  • Page 76: Displaying Print Layout

    NX-1 User's Guide Displaying Print Layout If the Print Layout button is clicked on the report page, the printable format page is displayed. - Print quality will diff er depending on the Web browser you use. Click the Print Layout button in the report page.

  • Page 77: Using The Spectrum Analyzer

    Measured data are stored in a USB storage connected to NX-1. The spectrogram and spectral density of the data are displayed in chart format in the Web page of NX-1. <When to use the Spectrum Analyzer> Use this function when monitoring statuses of currently used channels or when analyzing...

  • Page 78: Running The Spectrum Analyzer Through The Web Page

    NX-1 User's Guide Running the Spectrum Analyzer through the Web Page Plug in a USB storage into a USB port on the right side of NX-1. Start a Web browser and enter the IP address of NX-1 in the address bar.
  • Page 79 Parts and Functions. - Do not unplug the AC adaptor of NX-1 from an outlet when the Spectrum Analyzer is in operation (When the power is supplied by PoE, do not unplug the network cable). The USB storage may be damaged.
  • Page 80 - The report page will automatically be logged out if no operations are made for a certain amount of time after it is displayed. (The default is 30 minutes) The auto-logout time can be changed from Configuration - Device. To open a report page after log-out, re-login to NX-1.

  • Page 81: Viewing Measurement Results

    4. Using NX-1 Viewing Measurement Results The spectrogram and spectral density of measured data are displayed in the Web page. Print Layout Opens a printable format page. Frequency Bands Allows you to select frequency bands to display from 2.4GHz, 5GHz (W52/W53), 5GHz (W56), or 5GHz (W58).

  • Page 82: Spectrum Analyzer - Spectrogram

    NX-1 User's Guide Spectrum Analyzer - Spectrogram Wireless signal conditions of each frequency band during measurement time are displayed in a three-dimensional chart. Spectrogram After measurement, displays frequency, time, and signal strength on x, y, and z axis respectively in a three-dimensional chart.

  • Page 83: Spectrum Analyzer - Spectral Density

    4. Using NX-1 Spectrum Analyzer - Spectral Density Signal strength densities of each frequency band detected during measurement are displayed in percentage. Spectral Density After measurement, displays x (frequency), y (signal strength), and z (density, or appearance ratio) in a three-dimensional chart.

  • Page 84: Deleting Measured Data

    NX-1 User's Guide Deleting Measured Data The measured data of USB storage can be deleted on the report page. Go to the Report page of Spectrum Analyzer. Select the data to delete from the drop-down list and click Delete. Click OK to delete.

  • Page 85: Displaying Print Layout

    4. Using NX-1 Displaying Print Layout If the Print Layout button is clicked on the report page, the printable format page is displayed. - Print quality will differ depending on the Web browser you use. Click the Print Layout button in the report page.

  • Page 86: Using The Capture Mode

    4-5. Using the Capture Mode The Capture Mode allows you to capture wireless LAN frames of specified channels. Captured data are saved in PCAP files and stored in a USB storage connected to NX-1. <When to use the Capture Mode>...

  • Page 87: Running The Capture Mode Through The Web Page

    4. Using NX-1 Running the Capture Mode through the Web Page Plug in a USB storage into a USB port on the right side of NX-1. Start a Web browser and enter the IP address of NX-1 in the address bar.
  • Page 88 Push Switch in 2.4 Parts and Functions. - Do not unplug the AC adaptor of NX-1 from an outlet during capture (When the power is supplied by PoE, do not unplug the network cable). The USB storage may be damaged.

  • Page 89: Using The Control Switch To Run The Capture Mode

    Push Switch in 2.4 Parts and Functions. - Do not unplug the AC adaptor of NX-1 from an outlet during capture (When the power is supplied by PoE, do not unplug the network cable). The USB storage may be damaged.
  • Page 90 After confirming the stop of capture, release the Control Switch. - You can also stop capture as follows: Log in the Web page of NX-1. From Operating Mode, choose Capture. In Capture Configuration, click Stop capture. Note...

  • Page 91: Viewing Captured Data

    Example) For the capture started at 14:40:10 on 4/1/2015, the directory is named 20150401-144010. * Date and time are obtained from NX-1. Running capture operation through the Web page overwrites the date and time of NX-1 with those of Web browsers, and names directories after the data.
  • Page 92 - The report page will automatically be logged out if no operations are made for a certain amount of time after it is displayed. (The default is 30 minutes) The auto-logout time can be changed from Configuration - Device. To open a report page after log-out, re-login to NX-1.

  • Page 93: Downloading Captured Data

    4. Using NX-1 Downloading Captured Data You can download a file from a directory created in a USB storage by clicking the file name. It is also possible to download all files in a directory by clicking Download. (Supported only for Google Chrome) You can view downloaded files by using network analyzer software (Wireshark, etc.).
  • Page 94 NX-1 User's Guide To download all files (Supported only for Google Chrome) Open the Storage tab in Capture Configuration. Click Download for a directory to download.

  • Page 95: Deleting Captured Data

    4. Using NX-1 Deleting Captured Data Captured data stored in a USB storage can be deleted on a directory basis. Open the Storage tab in Capture Configuration. Check the check box on the right of a target directory, then click Delete in the upper right of the tab.
  • Page 96 NX-1 User's Guide...

  • Page 97: Other Features

    Unplug the AC adaptor of NX-1 from the outlet. - When receiving power over the Ethernet (PoE), unplug the network cable. Note Plug in the AC adaptor of NX-1 into an outlet. - When receiving power over the Ethernet (PoE), plug in the network cable. Note The Power LED starts blinking in orange.
  • Page 98 To restart NX-1 through the Web page The following explains how to restart NX-1 through the Restart page. Start a web browser and enter the IP address of NX-1 in the address bar. - By default, an IP address is set to NX-1 as "192.168.0.100".
  • Page 99 5. Other Features The Restart page is displayed. Click Yes. Now NX-1 is restarting. When the restart is completed, the Login page is displayed. Close the Web browser.

  • Page 100: Factory Default Configuration

    - Resetting NX-1 to factory defaults sets the IP address to 192.168.0.100. This may disable the access to NX-1 from your PC, preventing the Login page from appearing. In this case, change the IP address of NX-1 or that of your PC to enable the access from your PC.
  • Page 101 The following explains how to reset NX-1 to factory defaults through the Factory Default page. Start a Web browser and enter the IP address of NX-1 in the address bar. - By default, an IP address is set to NX-1 as "192.168.0.100".
  • Page 102 - Resetting NX-1 to factory defaults sets the IP address to 192.168.0.100. This may disable the access to NX-1 from your PC, preventing the Login page from appearing. In this case, change the IP address of NX-1 or that of your PC to enable the access from your PC.

  • Page 103: Firmware Update

    The latest firmware file can be downloaded from our website. The following explains how to update the firmware through the Web page of NX-1. - The current firmware version can be identified at the bottom left of the Web page of NX-1. Note...
  • Page 104 NX-1 User's Guide...

  • Page 105: Appendix

    A. Appendix Appendix...

  • Page 106: A-1. Notes On Web Browsers

    A-1. Notes on Web Browsers When using Internet Explorer 11 (hereinafter "IE11") with the Compatibility View feature enabled, the Web page of NX-1 may not be displayed correctly. When using IE11, disable the Compatibility View feature as follows: Click Tools (Gears icon) in the top right corner of IE11 and choose Compatibility View Settings from the menu.

  • Page 107: A-2. List Of All Settings

    A. Appendix A-2. List of All Settings The following explains the settings that are configured from the Web page of NX-1. Device Configuration- TCP/IP Configuration DHCP Enables/Disables the DHCP protocol. Details Obtaining an IP address from a DHCP server requires the server to be running in the same subnetwork.
  • Page 108 NX-1 User's Guide Device Configuration - DNS Configuration DNS Server (Primary) Set a primary DNS server address. Details When DHCP is enabled, the DNS server address obtained from DHCP will be given higher priority. Range 0.0.0.0 ~ 255.255.255.255 Default 0.0.0.0 DNS Server (Secondary) Set a secondary DNS server address.
  • Page 109 A. Appendix Operating Mode Configuration - Capture Configuration Channel Details Set a channel to capture. 2.4GHz: 1 to 13 5GHz : 36 / 40 / 44 / 48 / 52 / 56 / 60 / 64 Range 100 / 104 / 108 / 112 / 116 / 120 / 124 / 128 / 132 / 136 /140 149 / 153 / 157 / 161 / 165 Default Extension channel...
  • Page 110 NX-1 User's Guide Operating Mode Configuration - Survey Configuration 2GHz Details Set the target channels of 2.4GHz band. CH1 / CH2 / CH3 / CH4 / CH5 / CH6 / CH7 / CH8 / CH9 / CH10 / CH11 /...
  • Page 111 A. Appendix Operating Mode Configuration - Monitoring Configuration 2GHz Details Set the target channels of 2.4GHz band. CH1 / CH2 / CH3 / CH4 / CH5 / CH6 / CH7 / CH8 / CH9 / CH10 / CH11 / Range CH12 / CH13 Default All channels are enabled.
  • Page 112 NX-1 User's Guide Monitoring Mode Configuration - Spectrum Analyzer Configuration Band Details Set the target wireless band. Range 2.4GHz / 5GHz(W52 / W53) / 5GHz(W56) / 5GHz(W58) Default 2.4GHz Measurement Time (sec) Details Specify the monitoring time in seconds. Range...
  • Page 113 A. Appendix NTP Configuration - NTP Configuration Details Enables/Disables the NTP protocol. Range ENABLE / DISABLE Default DISABLE NTP Server Details Set the domain name or IP address for NTP server. Domain name: Alphanumeric character string (0-128 characters) Range IP Address: 0.0.0.0 - 255.255.255.255 Default None...
  • Page 114 NX-1 User's Guide...

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