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Provides an overview of the manual's content and structure, guiding users through different sections.
Details the meaning of safety symbols used in the manual, including electrical hazards and potential damage.
Explains the dLAN technology, its use of household power grids for data transfer, and its security features.
Details the device's physical components: Ethernet ports, LED status display, encryption button, and integrated socket.
Explains the meaning of different LED flashing behaviors and the functions of the encryption button for network setup.
Lists items included in the starter kit/extension and specifies system requirements for operating systems and network ports.
Details initial connection, new network setup, and encryption methods using the button or software.
Describes how to add new dLAN adapters to an existing network and integrate them securely.
Explains the procedure to remove a dLAN 1000 duo+ adapter from an existing network.
Explains the importance of the dLAN password for access control and data encryption to prevent interception.
Details the process of encrypting the dLAN network using the device's encryption button.
Introduces the devolo Cockpit software for displaying, managing, and securing all accessible dLAN devices in your network.
Describes how to configure network and adapter settings, interpret connection quality, view data rates, and manage device options within devolo Cockpit.
Guides users on how to install the devolo Cockpit software for managing and encrypting dLAN adapters.
Explains how to download and use the mobile app for checking and configuring WiFi, dLAN, and LAN connections.
Guides on activating dLAN encryption via Cockpit, using security IDs, adding adapters, and managing network passwords.
Provides detailed technical specifications of the dLAN 1000 duo+, including security, power, and environmental data.
Offers recommendations for improving dLAN transmission capacity, such as direct wall socket connections.
Explains how to properly dispose of old electrical devices according to the WEEE Directive in the EU.
Details the terms of the devolo AG warranty, including coverage, duration, and conditions for claims.
Outlines the process for making warranty claims and specifies conditions that will invalidate the warranty.
Addresses potential operating mistakes, liability for testing costs, and product malfunction causes.
Covers further warranty stipulations, liability limitations, legal jurisdiction, and applicable laws.
Provides an overview of the manual's content and structure, guiding users through different sections.
Details the meaning of safety symbols used in the manual, including electrical hazards and potential damage.
Explains the dLAN technology, its use of household power grids for data transfer, and its security features.
Details the device's physical components: Ethernet ports, LED status display, encryption button, and integrated socket.
Explains the meaning of different LED flashing behaviors and the functions of the encryption button for network setup.
Lists items included in the starter kit/extension and specifies system requirements for operating systems and network ports.
Details initial connection, new network setup, and encryption methods using the button or software.
Describes how to add new dLAN adapters to an existing network and integrate them securely.
Explains the procedure to remove a dLAN 1000 duo+ adapter from an existing network.
Explains the importance of the dLAN password for access control and data encryption to prevent interception.
Details the process of encrypting the dLAN network using the device's encryption button.
Introduces the devolo Cockpit software for displaying, managing, and securing all accessible dLAN devices in your network.
Describes how to configure network and adapter settings, interpret connection quality, view data rates, and manage device options within devolo Cockpit.
Guides users on how to install the devolo Cockpit software for managing and encrypting dLAN adapters.
Explains how to download and use the mobile app for checking and configuring WiFi, dLAN, and LAN connections.
Guides on activating dLAN encryption via Cockpit, using security IDs, adding adapters, and managing network passwords.
Provides detailed technical specifications of the dLAN 1000 duo+, including security, power, and environmental data.
Offers recommendations for improving dLAN transmission capacity, such as direct wall socket connections.
Explains how to properly dispose of old electrical devices according to the WEEE Directive in the EU.
Details the terms of the devolo AG warranty, including coverage, duration, and conditions for claims.
Outlines the process for making warranty claims and specifies conditions that will invalidate the warranty.
Addresses potential operating mistakes, liability for testing costs, and product malfunction causes.
Covers further warranty stipulations, liability limitations, legal jurisdiction, and applicable laws.
The devolo dLAN 1000 duo+ is an intelligent and secure powerline adapter designed to establish or expand a home network using existing household electrical wiring. This technology, known as dLAN (direct Local Area Network), transforms any electrical socket into a network access point, eliminating the need for complex and expensive dedicated cabling. Data is modulated and transmitted over the power lines, with state-of-the-art technology ensuring no interference between the power and data networks. The dLAN 1000 duo+ provides a fast and secure networking solution, encrypting data to prevent interception by third parties.
The primary function of the dLAN 1000 duo+ is to transmit internet data over the household electrical wiring. Each adapter acts as a network access point, allowing devices to connect to the network wherever there's an electrical socket. The dLAN 1000 duo+ is equipped with two fast Ethernet connectors, enabling the connection of multiple network devices such as computers and televisions simultaneously using standard network cables.
A key feature is the integrated electrical socket, which allows other network devices to be connected to the mains supply without losing an outlet. This integrated socket also includes a mains filter that eliminates noise from connected devices, significantly improving data transmission quality within the dLAN network.
Security is a core aspect of the dLAN 1000 duo+. The device supports individual encryption of the dLAN network to protect against unauthorized access and ensure the privacy of transmitted data. This encryption can be established either by pressing an encryption button on the device or by manually entering a dLAN password using the devolo Cockpit software.
The device also features a dLAN indicator light (LED) that provides visual feedback on its status. This LED indicates whether the adapter is correctly connected to the mains supply, if a dLAN connection exists, the data transmission rate, and if the encryption process has been successfully carried out. The LED status display can be deactivated using the devolo Cockpit software if desired.
Setting up a dLAN network with the dLAN 1000 duo+ is designed to be straightforward. For a new dLAN network (Starter Kit), users simply connect one dLAN 1000 duo+ to their internet access device (e.g., WiFi router) and plug it into a wall socket. Once the LED flashes red, indicating readiness, the dLAN network can be encrypted. This is achieved by pressing the encryption button on each connected dLAN 1000 duo+ within a two-minute window for approximately one second. This action establishes a shared dLAN password, securing the network.
To expand an existing dLAN network, a new dLAN 1000 duo+ is plugged into a wall socket. Once its LED flashes red, it can be integrated into the existing network. This is done by pressing the encryption button on a device already in the network for about one second, and then, within two minutes, pressing the encryption button on the new dLAN 1000 duo+ for about one second. Alternatively, encryption and network integration can be managed through the devolo Cockpit software by entering the dLAN password.
The devolo Cockpit software is a central tool for managing the dLAN network. It displays all accessible dLAN devices, provides information about them, and allows for individual encryption of the network. For WiFi devices, it guides users to the configuration interface for WiFi network setup. The software also visually represents the network with colored connecting lines indicating transmission quality: green for HD video streaming, orange for SD video streaming and online gaming, and red for simple data transfer and internet access.
The "my devolo App" offers a convenient way to check and configure WiFi, dLAN, and LAN connections via a smartphone or tablet. Users can download the app from their respective app stores and use it to manage their dLAN 1000 duo+ devices at home via WiFi.
For optimal performance, it is recommended to plug the dLAN 1000 duo+ directly into a wall socket, avoiding power strips, as they can impair dLAN signal transmission. If multiple sockets are available, individual sockets are preferred over those that behave like a power strip.
devolo devices are designed for minimal maintenance. Users are not required to perform any specific maintenance tasks. In the event of damage, the device should be disconnected from the mains supply, and qualified specialist personnel should be contacted for service. Damage indicators include a damaged power plug, exposure to liquid, inoperability, or damage to the housing.
The dLAN 1000 duo+ includes ventilation slots and openings on the housing, which are crucial for heat dissipation. It is important to ensure that the devices are installed in locations that guarantee adequate ventilation and that these openings are not covered or obstructed by objects. The device should also not be exposed to direct heat radiation or naked flames.
Cleaning the device should only be done with a dry cloth, avoiding cleaning agents containing solvents to prevent damage to the housing.
The devolo Cockpit software provides features for managing the device and network. Users can reset the entire dLAN network to factory defaults, disable future updates for an adapter, and access a troubleshooting guide for bandwidth problems. The software also checks for and installs firmware updates automatically, ensuring the device operates with the latest improvements and security patches.
To remove a dLAN 1000 duo+ from an existing network, the encryption button on the adapter should be pressed and held for at least 10 seconds. This action assigns a new, randomly generated password to the adapter, effectively disconnecting it from the previous network. It can then be integrated into a different network following the standard setup procedures.
General| Wi-Fi | No |
|---|---|
| Modulation | 64-QAM, 256-QAM, 1024-QAM, 4096-QAM, BPSK, QPSK |
| Power plug | Type F |
| Ethernet LAN | Yes |
| Damping filter | 2 - 68 MHz |
| Networking standards | IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3az, IEEE 802.3u, IEEE 802.3x |
| Filter characteristics | -22 - -45 dB |
| Ethernet LAN data rates | 10, 100 Mbit/s |
| Ethernet LAN (RJ-45) ports | 2 |
| Maximum data transfer rate | 1000 Mbit/s |
| Maximum operating distance | 400 m |
| Ethernet LAN interface type | Fast Ethernet |
| Copper ethernet cabling technology | 10BASE-T, 100BASE-TX |
| Cables included | LAN (RJ-45) |
| Quantity per pack | 2 pc(s) |
| Certification | CE Class B |
| Product color | White |
| Current | 16 A |
| AC input voltage | 196 - 250 V |
| AC input frequency | 50 - 60 Hz |
| Power consumption (standby) | 1 W |
| Power consumption (typical) | 3.5 W |
| Storage temperature (T-T) | -20 - 70 °C |
| Operating temperature (T-T) | 0 - 40 °C |
| Operating relative humidity (H-H) | 10 - 90 % |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 40 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 65 mm |
| Height | 130 mm |
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