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- Page 1 User’s Manual SR3000 & SR3000-lite...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
C a t a l o g s Chapter 1 Product Overview ......................1 Product Description ........................2 Hardware Installation ........................4 Preparation of Installation ......................4 Step of Installation ......................... 4 Chapter 2 LCD Configuration .......................5 Power On ............................6 Mesh Networking .........................8 Basic Configuration ........................ -
Page 3: Chapter 1 Product Overview
Chapter 1 Product Overview SR3000 User's Manual Chapter 1 Product Overview This chapter contains the following contents： Product Description Hardware Installation ... -
Page 4: Product Description
Chapter 1 Product Overview SR3000 User’s Manual Product Description Function/Model SR3000 Product Picture Power Supply 48V/0.32A (48V/1.2A Adapter is recommended if using PoE out) 1*WAN,10/100/1000Mbps，PoE out Ports 3*LAN,10/100/1000Mbps Passive PoE out 48V 802.11 a/n/ac/ax, 2*2 MIMO , 1024-QAM@160MHz 2402Mbps, eFEM WiFi 6 802.11 b/g/n/ax, 2*2 MIMO , 1024-QAM@40MHz 573Mbps, eFEM... - Page 5 Chapter 1 Product Overview SR3000 User’s Manual Function/Model SR3000-lite Product Picture Power 48V/0.32A (48V/1.2A Adapter is recommended if using PoE out) Ports 1*WAN/LAN,10/100/1000Mbps 802.11 a/n/ac/ax, 2*2 MIMO , 1024-QAM@160MHz 2402Mbps, eFEM WiFi 6 802.11 b/g/n/ax, 2*2 MIMO , 1024-QAM@40MHz 573Mbps, eFEM...
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Page 6: Hardware Installation
Chapter 1 Product Overview SR3000 User’s Manual Hardware Installation Preparation of Installation Before installing the device, please check whether the product components and accessories are complete and whether the installation conditions are available. Open the package of the device and check whether the items in the box are complete against the list of items. -
Page 7: Chapter 2 Lcd Configuration
Chapter 2 LCD Configuration SR3000 User’s Manual Chapter 2 LCD Configuration This chapter contains the following contents： · Power On · Mesh Networking · Basic Configuration... -
Page 8: Power On
SR3000 User’s Manual Power On The SR3000 comes with a circular touch screen that allows you to swipe and click on the LCD to view the time and date, instantaneous network speed, IP address, interface status, monthly traffic statistics, etc, When the device is turned on, it automatically displays the loading progress and jumps to the standby interface after loading is completed. - Page 9 Chapter 2 LCD Configuration SR3000 User’s Manual Swipe right again to view monthly traffic statistics, showing the upstream and downstream traffic within this month.
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Page 10: Mesh Networking
Chapter 2 LCD Configuration SR3000 User’s Manual Mesh Networking The device can perform Mesh networking through LCD, support up to 2 agent devices to access the network, and can view the information of the accessed agent devices, effectively extend the network coverage and support fast roaming switching of terminal devices. - Page 11 Chapter 2 LCD Configuration SR3000 User’s Manual You can also click the button to view information about the agent device, including the device name, Mac address, signal strength.
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Page 12: Basic Configuration
Chapter 2 LCD Configuration SR3000 User’s Manual Basic Configuration The device can be configured via LCD for basic configuration, which includes instantaneous network speed test, current network diagnostics, backlight brightness adjustment, time setting, language setting, reboot, and restore factory settings, language setting, reboot, and restore factory settings. - Page 13 Chapter 2 LCD Configuration SR3000 User’s Manual Click the backlight adjustment icon to set the screen brightness for current operation, the screen brightness when idle and not operating, and the interval time. Click time setting to switch the time format and time zone.
- Page 14 Chapter 2 LCD Configuration SR3000 User’s Manual Click Reboot or Restore factory settings, you will be prompted to confirm twice to prevent accidental touch.
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Page 15: Chapter 3 Web Configuration
Chapter 3 Web Configuration SR3000 User’s Manual Chapter 3 Web Configuration This chapter contains the following contents： · Two levels of administration · Web interface management... -
Page 16: Two Levels Of Administration
URL Format The SR3000 has a built-in web server to respond to HTTP get/post requests. Users can use a web browser, such as Microsoft Internet Explorer or Google Chrome, to log into the SR3000 pages and configure the SR3000. -
Page 17: Password
If the user changes the password for Web page and forgets it, resulting in the user being unable to access the SR3000 configuration interface, please press and hold the restore factory key for more than 5 seconds to restore the device to factory settings, and then use the default password to login. -
Page 18: Web Display And Configuration
Chapter 3 Web Configuration SR3000 User’s Manual Web Display and Configuration This section describes the layout of the Web page ， providing a better experience in configuring the device through the Web page. Number Name Description Click the navigation bar, the corresponding... -
Page 19: Status
Chapter 3 Web Configuration SR3000 User’s Manual Status 1. System Information This web page shows information of device, network, and system status , including product information, memory, intranet information, wireless information, and network status. - Page 20 At this configuration page, users can view the system log, which contains important configuration information for the SR3000. Users can use the Clear button to delete all logs and clear all information; use the Refresh button to refresh the system logs; and use the Save button to save the logs to the local...
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Page 21: Network
Chapter 3 Web Configuration SR3000 User’s Manual 3. Kernal Log Network In this part of the web page management, you can configure parameters of WAN port, LAN port, MAC clone, Mesh, WiFi, network diagnostics, routing, etc. 1. WAN Port Setting... - Page 22 Chapter 3 Web Configuration SR3000 User’s Manual Name of Parameters Description Status Status information of network interface Connect Connect network interface Stop Close network interface Edit Configure network interface Delete Delete network interface 2. Connection Type of WAN Port This section describes how to connect to the WAN port in basic mode.
- Page 23 Chapter 3 Web Configuration SR3000 User’s Manual Name of Parameter Description Status Display the current WAN port status Protocol Select static IP address IP address IP address of Internet port Subnet Mask Subnet mask of Internet port IP Gateway Default gateway of Internet port...
- Page 24 The router has a built-in DHCP server that assigns a dedicated IP address to each local client. The DHCP function allows the SR3000 to automatically obtain an IP address from the DHCP server. In this case, there is no need to manually assign IP addresses to the client.
- Page 25 Chapter 3 Web Configuration SR3000 User’s Manual Name of Parameters Description Status Receive-send data status of PPPoE-WAN Protocol Select PPPoE PAP/CHAP Username PPPoE account from Internet server provider PAP/CHAP Password Password of PPPoE account from Internet server provider Access Concentrator...
- Page 26 DHCP relay so that the DHCP requests from the client are able to be forwarded to the DHCP server. DHCP Snooping is a security features of DHCP .SR3000 supports enabling the DHCP listening feature on a per VLAN basis. With this Snooping feature, the switch is able to block all DHCP packets in the Layer 2 VLAN domain.
- Page 27 Chapter 3 Web Configuration SR3000 User’s Manual VLAN Mode WAN port unmarked, LAN port unmarked Prohibited WAN port marked, LAN port unmarked Enable Valid only in bridge mode, all ports (including WAN and LAN) belong to Pass-through this VLAN ID, all ports are tagged with this VLAN ID, tagged packets can...
- Page 28 Chapter 3 Web Configuration SR3000 User’s Manual 3. LAN Port Setting Name of Parameters Description Status Current status information of LAN port Protocol Select connection type of LAN port...
- Page 29 Chapter 3 Web Configuration SR3000 User’s Manual Enter the IP address of the LAN of this router the IP addresses of all computers in the LAN must be in the same network segment with this IP address IP address, and the default gateway must be this IP address. (The default is 192.168.1.1)
- Page 30 Chapter 3 Web Configuration SR3000 User’s Manual Name of Parameters Description Status Wireless connection status and signal strength Wireless Network Switch Turn on/off Wireless Network, default for turn on. Wireless mode Legacy: 802.11b/g N: 802.11n AC: 802.11ac AXA: Operating frequency 802.11ax and channel can be settable in here...
- Page 31 Chapter 3 Web Configuration SR3000 User’s Manual 5. Network Diagnosis In this page, users can perform packet tracing, ping test and traceroute test to diagnose the connection status of the device. 1) Packet Tracking Users can use the packet tracking function to catch the sent packets. Click the “Start” to start data tracing, click “Stop”...
- Page 32 Chapter 3 Web Configuration SR3000 User’s Manual 6. Router Configuration Name of Parameter Description Interface Select LAN/WAN/WAN6 in the drop-down list Target Target address of router IPv4-Netmask Select HOST-IP/Submask in the drop-down list, decide whether the target is HOST or Network.
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Page 33: Management
Chapter 3 Web Configuration SR3000 User’s Manual Management On this page, users can manage the device, and they can set the device Provision, SNMP, TR069, and device certificate related configuration, etc. Provision... - Page 34 Set the maximum delay for requesting file synchronization, default Resync Random Delay(sec) is 40. If the last resync is a failure, the SR3000 will retry to resync after Resync Periodic(sec) the "Resync Error Retry Delay" time, which is 3600 seconds by default.
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Page 35: Snmp
Chapter 3 Web Configuration SR3000 User’s Manual SNMP Name of Parameters Description SNMP Service Enable/disable SNMP Trap Service Address Fill in the trap server address String value for the password used for requesting information from the Read Community Name device via SNMP... -
Page 36: Tr069
Chapter 3 Web Configuration SR3000 User’s Manual TR069 Name of Parameters Description TR069 Enabling Enable/disableTR069 CWMP Enable/disable CWMP ACS URL URL of TR069 server User Names User name for TR069 server connection Password Password for TR069 server connection Periodic Inform Enable... -
Page 37: Certification
Chapter 3 Web Configuration SR3000 User’s Manual Certification Name of Parameters Description Steps of local upload 1.Select the type of certificate to upload 2.Select the file to upload 3.Click Upgrade to upload... -
Page 38: System
Chapter 3 Web Configuration SR3000 User’s Manual System System Setting 1. NTP function Name of Parameters Description Local Time Time displayed in the device's current time zone Hostname Edit host name Timezone Select the time zone Enable NTP client Whether to enable the NTP client... - Page 39 Chapter 3 Web Configuration SR3000 User’s Manual 1) Enable remote system log function, fill in the IP address or domain name of the remote system log server. 2) Select "INFO" or "DEBUG" in the system log level. 3) Save and reboot to make the settings take effect.
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Page 40: System Management
Chapter 3 Web Configuration SR3000 User’s Manual System Management 1. Router Password Name of Parameters Description User Type There are two levels: administrator and normal user. New Password Set new password for the current level. Confirm Passwords Input the password again to confirm. -
Page 41: Backup/Upgrade
Set the value of the port used for telnet. Allow Remote IP (IP1;I P2;...) Here you can control which device can connect to this device. Host name The name of the SR3000 displayed after successful connection, the default is: SR3000. Backup/Upgrade 1. Factory Restore 1. - Page 42 Chapter 3 Web Configuration SR3000 User’s Manual 2. Click ro reset the device to factory settings. 2. Upload Configuration 1.Click Choose File to select the configuration file to be uploaded. 2.Click to upload selected file. 3. Firmware Upgrade Steps of Upgrade：...
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Page 43: Chapter 4 Troubleshooting
Chapter 4 Troubleshooting SR3000 User’s Manual Chapter 4 Troubleshooting This chapter contains: · No Response After Power On · Unable to log in to the device's web page · Forget Your Password... -
Page 44: No Respond After Power On
Chapter 4 Troubleshooting SR3000 User’s Manual No Respond After Power On Solution： Check the power adapter is properly connected or not. Unable to log in to the device's web page Solution： Check the Ethernet cable is properly connected or not.