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General| Wireless Standards | IEEE 802.11b/g/n |
|---|---|
| Frequency Band | 2.4 GHz |
| Maximum Data Rate | 300 Mbps |
| Ethernet Ports | 1 x 10/100/1000 Mbps |
| PoE Support | 802.3af PoE |
| Antenna Type | Internal |
| Security Features | WPA/WPA2, 802.1X |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F) |
Legal notice regarding reproduction and distribution rights.
Statement of liability and reservation of rights for product changes.
Identification of registered and other trademarks used in the publication.
Introduction to the manual's purpose and intended audience.
Explains symbols and formatting used throughout the manual.
Lists the items included in the standard package for various access point models.
Overview of indoor and outdoor access point series features and capabilities.
Details the front and rear panel components and their functions for the EAP210 model.
Details the front and rear panel components and their functions for the EAP220 model.
Details the front and rear panel components and their functions for the EAP320 model.
Details the lower, upper, and back panel components and their functions for the EAP701 model.
Details the lower, upper, and back panel components and their functions for the EAP705 model.
Details the lower, upper, and back panel components and their functions for the EAP706 model.
Details the front and rear panel components and their functions for the EAP717 model.
Details the front and rear panel components and their functions for the EAP727 model.
Details the rear panel components and their functions for the EAP757 model.
Details the front and back panel components and their functions for the EAP760 model.
Details the front and rear panel components and their functions for the EAP767 model.
Details the various connectors and components on the OWL530 model.
Details the connectors and components on the OWL620 model.
Details the top and back panel components and their functions for the OWL630 model.
Steps for placing and connecting EAP210, EAP220, EAP320, EAP330 models.
Steps for mounting and connecting the EAP701 access point.
Steps for wall/ceiling mounting and connecting the EAP727 access point.
Steps for mounting and connecting the EAP717 and EAP757 access points.
Steps for mounting and connecting the EAP760 access point.
Steps for wall and ceiling mounting the EAP767 access point.
Steps for connecting antennas and power for OWL series access points.
Guide to connecting to and logging into the AP's web-based management interface.
Guide to setting up system name, description, location, and time.
Steps to configure IP address, netmask, gateway, and DNS settings.
Guide to selecting band, protocol, and channel for wireless configuration.
Steps for setting up Virtual Access Points (VAPs) and ESSIDs.
Instruction to verify VAP state is 'Enabled' before proceeding with security setup.
Guide to selecting security types like Open, WEP, WPA-Personal, WPA-Enterprise.
Details settings for System General, Network Interface, Port, Management, CAPWAP, and IPv6.
Covers VAP Overview, General, VAP Config, Security, Repeater, Advanced, Access Control, Hotspot 2.0.
Details settings for Firewall List, Service, and Advanced firewall options.
Covers Change Password, Backup & Restore, System Upgrade, Reboot, Upload Certificate, Channel Analysis, Background Scan.
Details options for viewing System Overview, Interfaces, Event Log, Monitor, DHCP Lease, and UPnP status.
Provides information on configuring System Information, Operating Mode, Network, and Management.
Guide to setting system name, location, and basic parameters for identification.
Instructions for setting the operating mode between CPE and AP mode.
Configuration options for WAN and LAN settings, including IP addressing and DNS.
Configuration for SNMP, Syslog, and UPnP functions for system management.
Manual configuration of system RF settings including ESSID, transmit power, and ACK timeout.
Advanced parameters for tuning wireless network performance, like RTS threshold and roaming.
Configuration of wireless authentication and data encryption methods (Open, WEP, WPA-Personal).
Scan and display surrounding access points to select and configure wireless connections.
Allows specific network parts to be exposed to the Internet for controlled access.
Exposes a local computer or server to the internet for special-purpose services without authentication.
Procedure to update or change the administrator and user passwords for security.
Function to backup, restore, or reset the Access Point's configuration settings.
Methods for upgrading the system firmware via web interface or TFTP.
Allows the administrator to remotely restart the Access Point safely.
Procedure to upload certificates for HTTPS protected login and security validation.
Provides an overview of the system status, including LAN, WAN, and Radio status.
Displays traffic information per interface, including packets and data transfer rates.
Records system activities and events for monitoring and troubleshooting.
Displays performance graphs for CPU utilization, memory usage, and station numbers.
Information about leased LAN IP addresses, MAC addresses, and expiration times.
Information about UPnP overview, including protocol, ports, and IP address.
Method for accessing the console interface using a USB-to-RS232 cable and terminal software.
Method for accessing the console interface via SSH using the WAN IP address.
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