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Summarization of Contents
Welcome to Araknis Networks
2.1 - Features
Details the features of different Araknis Networks access point models.
2.2 - Package Contents
Lists the items included in the product package for each model.
Hardware Overview
3.1 - Top
Describes the top panel components of the 100 and 300/500/700 series access points.
3.2 - Bottom
Details the bottom panel components of the 100 and 300/500/700 series access points.
3.3 - Side
Illustrates the side view of the access point, highlighting ventilation holes.
Wiring Requirements
5.1 - Network Cable Requirements
Specifies the recommended network cable termination and connection standards.
5.2 - PoE Requirements
Explains the requirements for using PoE injectors, switches, or routers.
5.3 - Power Requirements for Non-PoE Application
Details AC outlet and DC input power requirements for non-PoE installations.
5.4 - Wiring Instructions
Provides instructions for planning and installing wiring before mounting the access point.
5.4.1 - Wiring Diagram
Illustrates a network wiring diagram showing connections for the access point.
Mounting the Access Point
6.1 - Table Top/Shelf
Describes placement on flat surfaces using rubber feet, no bracket needed.
6.2 - Junction Box Mounting
Details compatibility and instructions for mounting to common junction boxes.
6.3 - Wall or Ceiling Drywall Mounting Instructions
Provides step-by-step instructions for mounting the access point on drywall surfaces.
6.4 - Ceiling Tile Mounting Instructions
Explains the process for securely mounting the access point to ceiling tiles.
Power-On and Operation
7.1 - Status LED Operation
Explains how to interpret the status LED to determine proper operation of the device.
Accessing the Web Interface
9.1 - EZ Access Method (Default)
Details the default Wi-Fi setup method for initial access to the web interface.
9.2 - Configured System Name Access
Explains accessing the interface using a configured system name instead of an IP address.
9.3 - DHCP/Static IP Address Method
Describes methods to access the interface via DHCP or static IP address.
9.3.1 - Finding the IP Address of the Access Point
Provides methods to locate the access point's IP address on the network.
9.3.2 - Default IP Address Access
Explains accessing the interface using the default IP address via a wired connection.
Web Interface Overview
10.1 - Applying Changes in the Web Interface
Details the process of saving, applying, and reverting changes made within the web interface.
System Status
11.1 - System Information
Displays current information about the WAP's system settings, including name and firmware.
11.2 - Wireless Information
Provides current information about the wireless radio channels in use by the access point.
11.3 - LAN Information
Displays current LAN connection parameters, including IP address and MAC address.
11.4 - System Log
Records changes to access point configuration, connections, and security conditions.
Wireless Interface Status
12.1 - Radio Status
Provides a detailed look at radio settings and performance for both 2.4GHz and 5GHz.
12.2 - Utilization of SSID
Details the use and availability of SSID's configured in the WAP.
12.3 - Connected Clients
Displays a detailed list of connected wireless clients, including their status and signal strength.
System Settings
13.1 - System Information
Allows configuration of admin and access settings, including system name and password.
13.2 - Date and Time Settings
Allows configuration of the 'real world' time setting for access point functions.
13.3 - Time Zone
Allows configuration of time zone settings and Daylight Saving Time.
LAN Settings
14.1 - IP Settings
Used to configure access point IP address settings, including static or DHCP assignment.
14.2 - Interface Settings
Used to configure LAN speed and duplex settings for the access point's network connection.
Wireless Settings
15.1 - Radio Settings
Configures radio settings for modes, channels, bandwidth, and extension channels.
15.3 - Global Wireless Settings
Configures global wireless features like Band Steering and Fast Roaming.
15.4 - Wireless Networks
Allows configuration of access point wireless networks (SSID's) and security settings.
15.5 - Wireless Security Setup (SSID Encryption)
Configures encryption methods like WEP, WPA-PSK, and WPA2-PSK for wireless security.
15.6 - Guest Network
Used to provide limited wireless access for guests with separate security credentials.
15.7 - Configuring the WAP as a Repeater
Explains how to configure an access point to function as a Wi-Fi repeater.
Security Settings
16.1 - User Accounts
Allows configuration of user accounts, privilege levels, and passwords for interface access.
16.2 - Access Control
Allows configuration of how the access point interface may be accessed via HTTP, Telnet, and SSH.
16.3 - Email Alert
Configures the email notification system for status and warning alerts.
16.4 - Device Discovery
Configures how the access point searches for and connects to network devices via Bonjour and UPnP.
Schedule
17.1 - Auto Reboot Settings
Allows setting up automated daily or weekly reboots to maintain performance.
17.2 - Gateway Connection Monitor
Configures auto ping to monitor network connectivity and reboot if issues occur.
17.3 - Wi-Fi Scheduler
Configures when wireless networks are available for use based on a schedule.
17.3.1 - Configuring Wi-Fi Scheduler
Provides an example of configuring the Wi-Fi scheduler for specific network availability.
File Management
20.1 - Configuration File
Used to back up, restore, or upload configuration files for the access point.
20.1.3 - Restore Factory Defaults
Restores the access point to its default factory settings.
20.1.4 - Hardware Factory Default
Details the procedure for performing a hardware reset for full factory default restoration.
20.1.5 - Firmware
Allows uploading new firmware to update the device.
Advanced Menu
23.1 - Advanced Wireless Settings
Configures advanced radio settings like transmit power, data rate, and RTS/CTS threshold.
23.2 - Wireless MAC Filter Settings
Determines wireless client access based on MAC address filtering.
23.3 - WPS Settings
Sets up WPS-equipped Wi-Fi devices for connection via push button or PIN entry.
23.4 - Site Survey
Provides an on-board Wi-Fi detection tool to identify nearby wireless networks.
23.5 - Spectrum Analyzer
Analyzes Wi-Fi channel interference to determine optimal channel settings for performance.
23.6 - Wireless Traffic Shaping Settings
Regulates packet flow to control wireless network saturation and reduce latency.
23.7 - SNMP Settings
Configures SNMP settings for monitoring network devices and auditing usage.
23.8 - Spanning Tree Settings
Prevents network loops by managing multiple active paths between network devices.
23.9 - VLAN Settings
Assigns VLAN IDs to data packets to maintain VLAN integrity and network segmentation.
Appendix
24.1 - Configuring Guest Networks with Fast Roaming
Guides setting up guest networks with Fast Roaming for seamless client handoff.
Troubleshooting
25.1 - Hardware Reset Procedure
Details the procedure for performing a hardware reset to restore factory defaults.
Specifications
100/300 Series Specifications
Provides detailed specifications for the AN-100 and AN-300 series access points.
AN-100-AP-I-N MCS Table (RF Performance)
RF performance data including data rate, transmit power, and receive sensitivity.
AN-300-AP-I-N MCS Table (RF Performance)
RF performance data including data rate, transmit power, and receive sensitivity.
500/700 Series Specifications
Provides detailed specifications for the AN-500 and AN-700 series access points.
AN-500-AP-I-AC MCS Table (RF Performance)
RF performance data including data rate, transmit power, and receive sensitivity.
AN-700-AP-I-AC MCS Table (RF Performance)
RF performance data including data rate, transmit power, and receive sensitivity.
CE Warning
Provides a warning regarding potential radio interference in domestic environments.
AN-100-AP-I-N FCC Statement
Federal Communication Commission (FCC) interference and radiation exposure statements.
Industry Canada statement
Industry Canada interference and radiation exposure statements.
AN-300-AP-I-N FCC Statement
FCC interference and radiation exposure statements specific to the AN-300 model.
Europe - EU Declaration of Conformity
Declaration of conformity with EU R&TTE Directive and relevant standards.
2-Year Limited Warranty
Details the terms and conditions of the 2-year limited warranty for Araknis Networks products.
Contacting Technical Support
Provides contact information for technical support via phone and email.
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