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IEEE 802.11n 20MHz Channel 1Nss | 65/72.2 Mbps (max) |
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IEEE 802.11n 20MHz Channel 2Nss | 130/144.44 Mbps (max) |
IEEE 802.11n 40MHz Channel 1Nss | 135/150 Mbps (max) |
IEEE 802.11n 40MHz Channel 2Nss | 270/300 Mbps (max) |
IEEE 802.11a | 54 Mbps - 48Mbps - 36Mbps - 24Mbps - 18Mbps - 12Mbps - 9Mbps - 6Mbps |
IEEE 802.11g | 54Mbps - 48Mbps - 36Mbps - 24Mbps - 18Mbps - 12Mbps - 11Mbps - 9Mbps - 6Mbps |
Frequency Range (802.11g/n) | 2.412GHz to 2.462GHz |
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Frequency Range (802.11a/n) | 5.15GHz to 5.825GHz |
Transmitter Output Power | 15dBm +/- 2dB |
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External Antenna Type | Two (2) undetachable reverse SMA Antennas |
Operating Temperature | 32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C) |
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Humidity | 95% maximum (non-condensing) |
Length | 6.25 inches (158.87 mm) |
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Width | 4.72 inches (120.04 mm) |
Height | 1.27 inches (32.18 mm) |
Describes the manual's purpose, intended audience, and scope.
Explains formatting conventions used in the manual.
Outlines the organization and content of each chapter.
Describes the DIR-815 as a wireless dual band router with 3G/LTE support.
Lists hardware and software specifications of the DIR-815 router.
Details the physical layout and components of the router.
Lists the items included in the router's package.
Important prerequisites and general setup information.
Instructions for connecting a USB modem for internet access.
Steps to connect a PC using an Ethernet cable for configuration.
Steps to configure automatic IP address in Windows 7.
Steps to configure automatic IP address in Windows 10.
Steps to connect a PC using a Wi-Fi adapter.
Steps to connect to wireless network and get IP in Windows 7.
Steps to connect to wireless network and get IP in Windows 10.
How to access the router's web interface for configuration.
Explains the layout and main sections of the router's web interface.
Overview of the router's status and device information.
Provides links to frequently used router settings pages.
Describes the main menu sections for router configuration.
Explains how the router displays system notifications.
Guides through the initial setup of the router.
Allows choosing the router's operational mode (Router, AP, etc.).
Steps to set up a 3G/LTE internet connection.
Modifies the router's local IP address.
Configures the router to connect to another wireless network.
Setup for wired internet connections (Router/WISP modes).
Configures a static IPv4 WAN connection.
Configures a static IPv6 WAN connection.
Setup for various PPPoE WAN connection types.
Configures PPTP/L2TP WAN connections.
Sets up the router's wireless network name and password.
Assigns LAN ports for IPTV or VoIP devices.
Modifies the administrator password for the web interface.
Wizard to connect multimedia devices like IPTV set-top boxes.
Overview of data displayed in the Statistics section.
Shows statistics for all active network connections.
Displays IP addresses leased by the DHCP server.
Information on network routes and IP addresses.
Lists connected devices and their active sessions.
Traffic statistics for each router port.
Displays active multicast groups subscribed by the device.
Statistics for IPsec VPN tunnels.
Manages WAN and LAN connection settings.
Manages WAN connections, including creation and editing.
Steps to set up IPv4 WAN connections.
Steps to set up IPv6 WAN connections.
Steps to set up PPPoE WAN connections.
Configures PPTP/L2TP WAN connections.
Steps to set up PPPoE IPv6/Dual Stack WAN connections.
Steps to set up a 3G WAN connection.
Steps to set up an LTE WAN connection.
Configures the router's local network interface settings.
Configure the router's local IP address and DHCP server.
Configure the router's local IPv6 address settings.
Configures backup internet connection for uninterrupted access.
Manages all wireless network settings.
Configure basic wireless network parameters like SSID and channel.
View and manage connected wireless clients.
Configure Wi-Fi Protected Setup for easy device connection.
Detailed steps for using WPS via the web interface.
Steps for using WPS without accessing the web interface.
Configure Wi-Fi Multimedia for traffic prioritization.
Configure the router as a wireless client.
Limit bandwidth for individual wireless clients.
Configure advanced WLAN settings.
Filter wireless devices based on MAC address.
Enable smart adjustment of Wi-Fi clients for better roaming.
Configure the router as a print server for shared printer access.
Overview of USB storage management features.
Create user accounts for accessing USB storage.
Enable and configure the built-in Samba server for file sharing.
Enable and configure the built-in FTP server for file access.
View and manage files on the USB storage.
Enable DLNA server for media streaming from USB storage.
Configure the built-in Transmission torrent client.
Enable XUPNPD plugin for media broadcasting.
Manages USB modem connection and PIN code.
View USB modem info and configure auto connection.
Change, enable, or disable the SIM card PIN code.
Overview of advanced router configuration options.
Create and manage Virtual Local Area Networks (VLANs).
Configure DNS server settings for name resolution.
Configure Dynamic DNS service for remote access.
Configure speed and duplex mode for Ethernet ports.
Set bandwidth limits for router ports.
Configure notifications for internet connection failures.
Define static routes for network traffic.
Configure router for remote management via TR-069.
Enable UPnP IGD protocol for automatic port configuration.
Enable UDPXY application for streaming video.
Configure IGMP and MLD for multicast traffic management.
Configure ALG and Passthrough functions for various protocols.
Configure IPsec VPN tunnels for secure communication.
Manages router's firewall rules and security settings.
Create rules for filtering IP packets.
Create virtual servers for port forwarding.
Configure a Demilitarized Zone host for external access.
Filter wireless devices based on MAC address.
Restrict access to specific websites based on URL.
Configure protection against Denial of Service attacks.
Configure access to the router's web interface from remote networks.
Manages router settings like password, firmware, logs, and time.
Change password, backup, restore, reboot router settings.
Update the router's firmware for new features and security.
Configure system event logging and sending logs.
Check host availability using the Ping utility.
Determine data transfer routes using Traceroute utility.
Enable or disable Telnet access for device settings.
Set router's date, time, and timezone.
Important safety precautions for device installation and use.
Guidelines for optimizing wireless signal range and performance.