Silvercrest SWR 300 A1 - User Manual

Device is for private use only, not industrial or commercial, and not outdoors or in tropical climates.

Lists items included in the package: repeater, network cable, and instruction manual.

Details input voltage, WLAN standards, frequency, encryption, dimensions, weight, and operating conditions.

Specifies suitable temperature and humidity ranges, and minimum distance from the body to avoid radiation.

Details safe connection, disconnection procedures, and protection against lightning surges.

Instructions for handling cables to prevent damage and tripping hazards.

Warnings regarding children and persons with disabilities using the device unsupervised.

Precautions for using the device near medical equipment, pacemakers, and in potentially explosive environments.

Guidelines for storing the device when not in use, including temperature and humidity limits.

Identifies and describes the physical parts of the wireless repeater, including LEDs, buttons, and ports.

Introduces two methods for initial setup: WPS or LAN connection.

Step-by-step guide to configure the repeater using the WPS function.

Steps to configure the repeater manually via a LAN connection, including network settings.

Instructions on how to open the repeater's web-based configuration menu using an IP address.

Guide on how to change the language of the repeater's configuration interface.

Detailed steps for setting up the repeater in Wireless AP (WAP) mode to extend network availability.

Guide to setting up the repeater in Wireless Repeater Mode to extend the range of an existing wireless network.

Explains the function of each LED indicator on the wireless repeater.

How to view the current status of LAN, wireless network, and Repeater AP SSID.

Recommends using the wizard, finding help, and instructions for exiting the configuration menu.

Guide to configuring LAN settings like IP address, subnet mask, and gateway.

Configuration of basic wireless parameters, security settings, MAC filtering, and advanced options.

Setting up WDS for extended coverage and configuring WPS through the menu interface.

Configuring router access, changing language, and restoring factory default settings.

Steps to upgrade firmware and methods to back up or restore device configuration settings.

Procedures for rebooting the device and displaying current system status information.

Detailed information on LAN and wireless network status, including IP addresses and packet traffic.

Solutions for the power LED not lighting up or the configuration menu not appearing.

Steps to resolve IP address conflicts and establish a connection to the configuration menu.

Solutions for establishing wireless connections between the repeater, router, and computer.

Guidelines for cleaning and maintaining the device, including safety warnings.

Information regarding the disposal of the product and packaging according to environmental regulations.

Details about the device meeting CE, R&TTE, ErP, and RoHS directives.

Information about the product's warranty, proof of purchase, service contacts, and manufacturer details.