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Product Overview
Package Contents
Lists items included in TPL-422E and TPL-422E2K packages.
Key Features
Highlights core functionalities like Powerline 1300, Gigabit Port, and Cross Compatibility.
Product Hardware Features
MIMO with Beamforming Technology
Utilizes live, neutral, and ground wires to enhance performance between adapters.
Expandable Network
Allows use of up to 8 adapters on a single Powerline network.
Easy Installation
Adapters auto-connect out of the box for simple setup.
128-bit AES Encryption
Secures Powerline communication with advanced encryption.
Button Functions
Details the actions and functions of Sync and Reset buttons on the adapter.
Expanding a Powerline Network
What is a network?
Defines a network and its components like modem, router, and switch.
How to expand a home network
Explains using Powerline technology to extend network connectivity.
Where to find more help
Provides a link to TRENDnet's support website for additional resources.
Basic Installation
Connecting the adapters using Powerline
Step-by-step guide to connect adapters via power outlets and router.
Connecting Additional Adapters
Instructions for adding more adapters to an existing Powerline network.
Installing your Powerline Adapters
Powerline Security
Explains how to secure the network by changing the default network name.
Scramble your Network Name Away from the Factory Default
Details methods to change the default network name for security.
Before you Install
Pre-installation checks and planning for optimal adapter placement.
Connect a Powerline adapter to your router
Add adapters to your network
Instructions for extending the network by adding additional Powerline adapters.
Securing your Powerline Network
Scramble your Network Name and Encryption
Optional steps to secure the powerline network by changing name and encryption.
The Powerline Utility
Utility Functions
Lists jobs the utility performs: creating network names, viewing adapters, and upgrading firmware.
System Requirements
Lists the OS and software requirements for the utility.
Software Installation
Step-by-step guide to install the Powerline Utility software from CD-ROM, including WinPcap.
Using the Utility
Preparation Steps
Write down DPW and MAC Address, ensure network connectivity, reset devices if needed.
Launching the Utility
How to start the Powerline Utility via desktop shortcut or Start Menu.
Powerline Utility – Map View
Local Device Management
Lists local adapters, allows adjusting columns and viewing details.
Remote Devices
Displays Powerline adapters in remote locations and allows adjusting columns.
Auto Scan and Network Type
Explains automatic scanning and default public network type.
Device Management Actions
Options to Rename, Enter Password, Add Device, and Scan.
Powerline Utility – Detailed View
System Information
Shows utility version, computer info, and installed network adapters.
Remote Devices List
Displays Powerline adapters in remote locations connected to the network.
Report Management
Options to Delete, Save Report, Print Report, and show active devices.
Powerline Utility – Device Setup
Private Network Name
Explains how to set a private network name for security.
Apply Network Name Settings
Options to apply network name to local or remote devices.
Multicast Address Synchronization
Synchronizes multicast address on all adapters on the powerline network.
Powerline Utility – Advanced
Firmware and Device Reset
Options to upgrade firmware and reset devices to factory defaults.
QoS Settings
Allows selection between VLAN Tags or TOS Bits for Quality of Service.
Powerline Utility – Options
Scan Options
Configures auto-scan frequency and interval for network devices.
Powerline Utility – About
About Powerline Utility
Information about the utility's compatibility and where to find more details.
Technical Specifications
Standards and Compliance
Details industry standards, certifications, and regulatory compliance.
Hardware and Performance
Covers device interface, power, frequency band, modulation, data rate, and distance.
Security and Capacity
Specifies encryption, maximum nodes, and overlapping network limits.
Physical Attributes and Warranty
Includes dimensions, weight, and warranty information.
Troubleshooting
Installation and Connectivity Issues
Addresses common problems like using power strips and sync button errors.
Powerline Interference and Circuit Breakers
Discusses interference sources and issues with GFI/AFCI outlets.
Overlapping Powerline Networks
Explains creating multiple networks and recommendations for performance.
Appendix
Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement
Explains FCC compliance, interference guidelines, and user precautions.
RoHS and Industry Canada (IC) Compliance
States RoHS compliance and provides Industry Canada identification numbers.
Limited Warranty
Warranty Terms and Conditions
Outlines warranty period, limitations, and procedures for service.
Software and Third-Party Licenses
Addresses software, firmware, and third-party license terms (GPL/LGPL).

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