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- Page 1 WIRELESS BRIDGE USER MANUAL Model: CPE660 Tips: Thank you for ordering and using AdaLov CPE660 Wireless Bridge,please read the manual carefully before use.If there are any problems during the use,please contact us in time. Customer Service Email: cs@adalovus.com...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Chapter 1- Get to Know About Your Wireless Bridge 1.1 Product Overview 1.2 Appearance 1.2.1 Port and Button Description 1.2.2 LED Explanation 1.3 Specifications Chapter 2- Wireless Bridge Pairing & Installation 2.1 POE Power Supply 2.2 Master Bridge & Slave Bridge Pairing 2.3 Master Bridge &... -
Page 3: Chapter 1- Get To Know About Your Wireless Bridge
Chapter 1 Get to Know About Your Wireless Bridge 1.1 Product Overview WLAN SIG1-SIG4---Signal Light LAN2 LAN1 Power Indicator LED Display LAN1 LAN2 Reset Button A-B Button cs@adalovus.com... -
Page 4: Appearance
1.2 Appearance 1.2.1 Port and Button Description Port or Buttons Description Pushing the button to “A” indicates that the bridge acts as the master bridge(transmitter),and pushing the button to A-B Button “B” indicates that the bridge acts as the slave bridge (receiver) Short press once to toggle a different character to pairing;... -
Page 5: Specifications
1.3 Specifications Model CPE660 Chip AR9344 Hardware System Memory 64MB FLASH Protocol standard IEEE 802.11ac,IEEE 802.11a/an Frequency Range 5.8GHz：5180MHz ~5825MHz Wireless Wireless Rate 300Mbps Parameters Transmit power Max 200mW（14dBm） Receiver -96dBm sensitivity Built-in 14dBi 5.8G dual-polarized Antenna Antenna plate-shaped directional antenna... - Page 6 Network AP Mode, AP-Client Mode, Operating mode AP-Client+AP Mode LAN settings Support WAN/LAN port Support flow control Memory Support DHCP server Support Network traffic Support monitoring Wireless Setting wireless switch Support Wireless Timing Support Enabled SSID setting Support SSID hiding Support Wireless Security Support multiple encryption methods...
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Page 7: Chapter 2- Wireless Bridge Pairing & Installation
Chapter 2 - Wireless Bridge Pairing & Installation 2.1 POE Power Supply The CPE660 wireless bridge adopts a POE power supply, which is easy to install and manage while saving costs. (1) According to the requirements, prepare along enough network cable (Recommended within 20 meters, must Cat5e network cable to connect the wireless bridge and the POE power supply. - Page 8 -- Set a bridge to master mode, (switch to “A” position) P O E C h a rger C P E -A In tern et P O E LA N --Another to slave mode, (switch to “B” position) (1) Point-to-Point Diagram (2) Point to Multipoint Diagram(Up to 8 slave bridges) Note: There is only one Master bridge, and others all Slave bridges.
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Page 9: Master Bridge & Slave Bridge Installation
2. Short press the reset button to change the channel from 0-9, A-F, the LED indicator will display the numeric to show what channel it is, please keep the master and slave both in the same channel. Press reset button of them separately within one minute. Master CPE Slave CPE 3. - Page 10 3. Reset: If the system halt, press and hold the “RST” button over 15 seconds, system with restart. 4. Tips: (1). Before installation, please check whether the wireless bridge is paired well, please refer the master and slave pair setting page. (2).
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Page 11: Chapter 3- Application
Chapter 3 - Application 3.1 Point to Point for Network Extend Diagram: 3.2 Point to Point for Video Transmission Diagram: Slave Bridge Master Bridge Swith IP Camera Minitor 3.3 Multiple Network Equipment Expansion Diagram: cs@adalovus.com... -
Page 12: Point To Multi-Point Connection Diagram
3.4 Point to Multi-Point Connection Diagram: 3.5 Multiples Clients Connection Diagram: cs@adalovus.com... -
Page 13: Chapter 4- Package
USER MANUAL 1 x User Manual. Model: CPE660 Tips: Thank you for ordering and using AdaLov CPE660 Wireless Bridge,please read the manual carefully before use.If there are any problems during the use,please contact us in time. Customer Service Email: cs@adalovus.com... -
Page 14: Modify Computer's Ip Address
5.2 Modify Computer’s IP Address Find the network icon at the bottom right corner of the screen, click it to open the Network & Internet settings. Select Ethernet and click “Change Adapter Options” cs@adalovus.com... - Page 15 Find the network connection you are using, right click it and select “Properties” Double-click the “Internet Protocol version 4(TCP/IPv4)” go to IP configure interface Configure your computer IP address as 192.168.255.x (x is a figure 2-253). Note: the Pc’s IP can not be the same as the bridge. cs@adalovus.com...
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Page 16: Chapter 6- Advanced Settings
Chapter 6 - Advanced settings 6.1 Login via browser 1.Open the browser and enter the IP address of the wireless bridge to access, for example, enter “192.168.255.xxx″ on the browser address column, you can access your bridge control panel. Digital & IP Chart Digital Display A - IP B - IP... - Page 17 For example: Bridges choose channel “2”. For the Master Bridge’s IP is: 192.168.255.102 For the Slave Bridge’s IP is: 192.168.255.202 cs@adalovus.com...
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Page 18: Running Mode Choose
2.Enter the Username and Password, the default user name and password is “admin/admin”.Click “Login”. Note: If it does not display the login interface, please check the network cable connection, and your computer’s IP address, must be 192.168.255.xxx. 6.2 Running Mode Choose -Select Running Modes (If want to switch modes, need to connect to a computer to modify) cs@adalovus.com... -
Page 19: Digital Tube Mode
6.2.1Digital Tube Mode 1. System info: Master Bridge: 192.168.255.102 Slave Bridge: 192.168.255.202 cs@adalovus.com... - Page 20 2. Basic Setting: Uncheck “ Set up automatically ”, could manually set: SSID, Key, Band, Channel, RF Output Power; Tick “ Set IP Address Manually ”, could manually set: IP Address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway. cs@adalovus.com...
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Page 21: Normal Mode
3. Maintenance: In this module, could set: Time Zone Settings, System Log, Upgrade Firmware, Backup / Restore, Password, Qos, Services, Logout 6.2.2 Normal Mode -Under Normal Mode,Master bridge and Slave bridge’s IP both are: 192.168.255.100,and(Both Bridge’s digital tube are off) 1. - Page 22 (2) Slave Bridge Set: -Choose “Station“ Mode -Click “Scan AP” -Choose the SSID which belongs of the Master Bridge and click Select -Enter the Key of the Master Bridge’s SSID, save and apply cs@adalovus.com...
- Page 23 2. Wireless Settings: - Then you can click “Basic Setting” to check it whether pairing successful cs@adalovus.com...
- Page 24 3. LAN Setting - You can choose “Static IP” or “DHCP” to Manually set the IP address cs@adalovus.com...
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Page 25: Chapter 7- After-Sales Service
Chapter 7 - After-Sales Service Tips: 1. The installation of this device requires network knowledge, if you can not install it, please contact us or ask a professional for help, if the product you receive is damaged or miss any accessories, please contact us for exchange or resend.
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Hi, I'm looking to extend wifi between two flats. I may not get permission to attach the devices to the exterior. There are 2 other flats between the ones I want to connect. Total distance would only be about 40m between the devices. Would they work if internally located at this distance with various walls between them? Many thanks. Adam
The Adalov CPE660 wireless bridge supports a POE power supply and can extend a network within 65 meters using a CAT-5 or better cable. However, it primarily functions as a point-to-point or point-to-multipoint wireless bridge. While it can cover distances up to 3KM in open space, several walls between the two flats may significantly weaken the wireless signal, reducing performance. If there are multiple thick walls, the connection may be unstable or slow. Using a clear line of sight or minimizing obstacles would improve performance.
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Bonjour pourquoi le module recepteur adalov cpe 660 n'a pas d'accès internet
The Adalov CPE660 receiver module may not have internet access due to several possible reasons:
1. Incorrect IP Configuration – The computer connected to the receiver must have an IP address in the 192.168.255.x range (excluding the bridge’s IP). If the IP is not set correctly, the connection may fail.
2. LAN Port Disconnection – The green light on the LAN1/LAN2 port should be solid. If it is off, the Ethernet cable may be disconnected or faulty.
3. Weak Wireless Signal – In slave bridge mode, the LED indicators show signal strength. If few lights are on, the signal is weak, affecting connectivity.
4. Incorrect Master-Slave Pairing – If the master bridge and slave bridge are not properly paired, the receiver will not receive data from the master bridge.
5. Power Supply Issue – The device requires a DC12V or 24V POE power supply. If power is unstable or insufficient, the device may not function properly.
6. Network Configuration Issues – If the master bridge is not connected to a functioning network or router, the receiver module will not receive internet access.
Checking these factors can help diagnose and resolve the issue.
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