Case 2: Add Logitech Alert To Secured Network; Case 3: Secure Logitech Alert And Other Powerline Device; Case 4: Add Device To Logitech Alert Network; Case 1: Secure My Powerline Network - Logitech HD Powerline 200a Manual

Powerline Network Utility NA200

Case 2: Add Logitech Alert to secured network

I have a HomePlug system set up like #1 (no Logitech Alert camera system), but it's secured with a
password. I've just bought a Logitech Alert Video Security System and want to get the cameras working
together with the network that is connected to my PC.

Case 3: Secure Logitech Alert and other powerline device

I have a Logitech Alert Video Security System and have not set a network password. I also have an HD
200a Powerline Starter Kit (and Logitech Revue, laptop, X-Box, or other HomePlug AV powerline device)
connected to my network. It's all working fine. Now I have decided to secure my HomePlug network by
setting a network password.

Case 4: Add device to Logitech Alert network

I have a Logitech Alert Video Security System and I have set a password. I want to add the HD 200a
Powerline Starter Kit to my network so it can connect to my Logitech Revue, laptop, X-Box or other
HomePlug AV powerline device.

Case 1: Secure my powerline network

I just bought the HD 200a Powerline Starter Kit to connect to a Logitech Revue, X-Box, laptop, or other
HomePlug AV powerline device to my LAN over powerline. Now I want to secure my powerline
network using a password. (I do not own the Logitech Alert Video Security System.)

Before Starting

1. Write down the 16-character PWD from the powerline device you wish to add to your existing
powerline network. On Logitech powerline products the PWD is found on the label on the
device between the PID and MAC addresses.
2. Plug in the network adapter to an electrical socket, and connect its Ethernet port to your router
or to the Ethernet port of the PC running the Powerline Utility. Once the network password is
set using this procedure, you can plug the network adapter into the outlet and device where you
need it. When connected to your router or directly to your PC, the HD 200a is referred to as a
"local device". That is, it is "local" to your PC.

Set the local network security password

1. Click on the Privacy tab. The Privacy tab screen displays.
The Privacy tab allows you to set a network password for the local network device. Because you
are adding new HD 200a Powerline network adapters to the network, this screen also allows you
to add a powerline device to the network (it provides the network password to the new device),
which will enable it to join your private powerline network.