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USER MANUAL 150N WL CONCEPTRONIC

Conceptronic C150BRS4

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Conceptronic C150BRS4

Quick Installation Guide

Congratulations on the purchase of your

This quick installation guide gives you a step-by-step explanation of how to install and use the

Conceptronic C150BRS4.

When you need more information or support for your product, we advise you to visit our Service &

Support website at www.conceptronic.net/support

and select one of the following options:

• FAQ : Frequently Asked Questions database

• Downloads : Manuals, Drivers, Firmware and more downloads

• Contact : Contact Conceptronic Support

For general information about Conceptronic products visit the Conceptronic website at

www.conceptronic.net

The information in this quick installation guide is based on Windows 7 and Vista, but can differ from your

computer when you are using a different operating system.

This quick installation guide only explains the basic steps to get the C150BRS4 up and running.

For more info about the various functions of the C150BRS4, please refer to the user manual

(English only) on the included product CD-ROM. Wait for the autorun menu to appear and select

2. The C150BRS4 explained

3. Connecting the cables

4. Configuring the computer

4.1. Configuring the IP address

4.2. Checking the connection

5.3. Advanced settings

6. Connecting to the wireless network

6.1. Connecting manually in Windows 7

6.2. Connecting manually in Windows Vista

6.3. Connecting automatically using WPS

The following items are present in the package of the Conceptronic 150 N Wireless Router:

• This multi language quick installation guide

• Warranty card & CE declaration booklet

2. The C150BRS4 explained

Nr Description Status Status Explanation

1 Power LED OFF The device is switched off

ON The device is switched on

2 WLAN/WPS LED OFF Wireless network is switched off

ON - STEADY Wireless WPS function is enabled

ON - FLASHING Wireless network activity (sending or receiving data)

3 WAN LED OFF WAN port is not connected

ON - STEADY WAN port is connected

ON - FLASHING WAN port activity (sending or receiving data)

4 LAN LEDs OFF LAN port is not connected

(1, 2, 3, 4) ON - STEADY LAN port is connected

ON - FLASHING LAN port activity (sending or receiving data)

Nr Description Explanation

1 Wireless antennas (2x) Two fixed antennas for wireless broadcasting

2 Radio ON/OFF switch Turn the wireless radio on or off

3 Reset/WPS button Activate WPS function (short press) or perform a reset (hold)

4 LAN ports (1 – 4) Connect your computer(s)/network device(s) to the router

5 WAN port Connect your broadband connection to the router

6 Power connection Connect the power supply to the router

3. Connecting the cables

Connect the power supply to the power connection on the back of the C150BRS4 and to an available wall

socket. The power LED on the front of the C150BRS4 will lit up.

Use a network (LAN) cable to connect the C150BRS4 to your broadband modem.

The WAN LED on the front of the C150BRS4 will lit up.

If the WAN LED on the front does not lit up, make sure that:

- The C150BRS4 is powered on (the power LED should burn).

- The broadband modem is turned on.

- The network (LAN) cable between both devices is connected correctly.

Connect the network (LAN) cable to 1 of the 4 LAN ports on the back panel of the C150BRS4 and to the

network card of your computer.

The LAN LED of the used LAN port will lit up, indicating that the computer is connected. (Your computer

must be switched on and the LAN connection must be enabled).

4. Configuring the computer

4.1 Configuring the IP address

The C150BRS4 is equipped with a built-in DHCP server. The DHCP server will automatically assign an IP

address to each connected computer if the connected computer is configured to automatically obtain an

Most computers are by default configured to automatically obtain an IP address. Should this not be the

case, you will need to configure your computer to obtain an IP address automatically by following the

A. Click on ‘Start’, go to ‘All Programs’,

‘Accessories’ and choose ‘Run’.

B. Enter the command ‘NCPA.CPL’ and click on

The “Network Connections” window will appear.

C. Right click on ‘Local Area Connection’ or

‘Wireless Network Connection’ (depending

on the connection you use) and select

The properties window of your Local Area Connection or Wireless Network Connection will appear.

(TCP/IPv4)’ and click on ‘Properties’.

The properties window of Internet Protocol Version

4 (TCP/IPv4) will appear.

E. Set the properties to ‘Obtain an IP address

automatically’ and click on ‘OK’ to save the

F. Click on ‘OK’ in the Internet Protocol Version

4 (TCP/IPv4) Properties window to save the

4.2 Checking the connection

With the ‘Command Prompt’ of Windows you can verify if you have received a correct IP address on your

Local Area Connection or Wireless Network Connection. This example is based on Windows 7 and Vista

with Service Pack 1. Windows 7 and Vista need administrative rights to perform the steps below, which

are explained in the following steps.

A. Click on ‘Start’, ‘All Programs’, ‘Accessories’, right click on ‘Command Prompt’ and select ‘Run as

You might get a warning message, which you will need to accept by clicking ‘Continue’ or ‘Yes’.

The Command Prompt window will appear. Make sure the ‘Command Prompt’ title bar mentions

“Administrator: Command Prompt”. When “Administrator” is not mentioned, you do not have the

necessary administrative rights for these steps and you will need to perform step A again.

B. Enter the command ‘IPCONFIG’ and press ‘ENTER’ on your keyboard.

You should see the following information:

IPv4 Address : 192.168.0.xxx (where xxx can vary between 100 ~ 199).

Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0

Default Gateway : 192.168.0.1

If the information above matches your configuration you can continue configuring the router in chapter 5.

If the information shown above does not match your configuration (i.e. your IP address is 169.254.xxx.xxx)

you will need to take the following steps: BENGLISH

1. Disconnect and reconnect the power of the router.

2. Disconnect and reconnect the network cable to the router and to your computer.

3. Renew the IP address of your computer with the following commands:

- ‘IPCONFIG /RELEASE’ : this will release the incorrect IP address

- ‘IPCONFIG /RENEW’ : this will renew the IP address

If above steps do not solve the IP address issue, you can reset the device to the factory default settings

with the reset button on the back of the device.

Press and hold the reset button until the power LED starts to flash (about 10 seconds). This will reboot the

router and load the factory default settings into the router. When the power LED burns steady again,

repeat step B to renew the IP address.

Note: If the problem remains, check if all cables are connected in the correct way. The WAN port

should be connected to the modem and the LAN port to the computer. Connecting them in the

wrong way will also result in an incorrect IP address.

5. Configuring the C150BRS4

This chapter describes how to configure the C150BRS4 using the built-in setup wizard. After completing

the steps in this chapter your router has been set up for its primary functions.

For configuration of the C150BRS4 a web based interface is being used. This means you are able to

configure the C150BRS4 on any computer with a web browser which is connected to the C150BRS4.

It is strongly advised not to use a wireless connection while configuring the C150BRS4, since its

connection could be lost when adjusting certain settings. Therefore it is highly recommended to

use a computer that is connected to the C150BRS4 with a network cable.

To log in to the C150BRS4, follow these steps:

A. Start your web browser (like: Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari or Chrome).

B. Enter the IP address of the router in the address bar of your web browser.

By default : http://192.168.0.1/

A pop-up window will be shown asking you for the user name and password.

C. Enter the user name and password and click on ‘OK’ to enter the web based configuration.

Default user name : admin

When the user name and password are correct the router will show the main page:

From the main page you can easily choose one of the four major options in the C150BRS4 web

- Quick Setup : Quickly set up the C150BRS4 for first use (explained in chapter 5.2)

- General Setup : Change advanced options (explained in chapter 5.3)

- Status : Check the status of the router, connected clients and log files

- Tools : Back up the configuration, upgrade the firmware or reboot the router

It is at all times possible to choose one of the major options (except Quick Setup) from the four

options in the top right of the page. You can also go back to the main page by clicking ‘Home’.ENGLISH

5.2 Quick setup wizard

The ‘Quick Setup’ wizard will guide you step-by-step through the basic settings of the C150BRS4.

Before starting the ‘Quick Setup’ wizard, make sure you have all information about your internet

connection available.

connection type, account information, etc.

Note: Throughout this chapter the following applies: If you do not know which option to choose or do

not have the necessary information available, you should either refer to the documentation of

your internet connection or contact your internet service provider (from now on called ISP).

A. Click on ‘Quick Setup’ on the main page.

B. For system management purposes, a correct time setting is critical to have accurate time stamps in

Select the correct time zone and optionally change the time server address and/or enable daylight

When done, click on the ‘Next’ button to continue.ENGLISH

C. Select the WAN Type that corresponds with the settings from your ISP.

1. Dynamic IP Some ISPs require a specific host name for their connections. If this applies to your connection,

you should enter the host name here.

Some ISPs only allow one specific MAC address to connect to the internet. In that case you can

either clone the MAC address of the computer you used to connect to the internet by clicking on

the ‘Clone MAC’ button or enter the MAC address manually.

When done, click on the ‘OK’ button to continue.ENGLISH

2. Static IP Enter the Static IP settings as given by your ISP into the corresponding fields.

When done, click on the ‘OK’ button to continue.

3. PPPoE Enter the PPPoE settings as given by your ISP into the corresponding fields.

When done, click on the ‘OK’ button to continue.ENGLISH

4. PPTP Enter the PPTP settings as given by your ISP into the corresponding fields.

When done, click on the ‘OK’ button to continue.ENGLISH

5. L2TP Enter the L2TP settings as given by your ISP into the corresponding fields.

When done, click on the ‘OK’ button to continue.

Enter the user name and password and, when needed, manually assign a server IP address.

When done, click on the ‘OK’ button to continue.ENGLISH

D. The settings will automatically be saved.

Click on the ‘Apply’ button to restart the router.

When changing settings in the configuration of the C150BRS4 you will always be asked to choose

between two options:

- Continue : Continue to make changes (the changes are not yet saved).

- Apply : Apply all changes by saving them to the configuration and restarting the router.

By default, the wireless network of the C150BRS4 is secured with WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK (mixed

mode) encryption. This means you will not have to manually secure the wireless network. Refer

to chapter 5.3 if you want to manually change the security settings of the C150BRS4.

5.4 Advanced settings

This quick installation guide explains the basic settings to get your C150BRS4 up and running. For

advanced settings or a more detailed explanation, please refer to the user manual (English only) on the

included product CD-ROM.

Place the product CD-ROM into your optical drive, wait for the autorun menu to appear and select ‘View

In order to view the user manual, you will have to have Adobe Reader installed. If you do not

have this installed on your computer, you can select ‘Install Adobe Reader’ from the autorun

menu (Windows only).

Your Conceptronic 150N Wireless Router

is now ready to use!ENGLISH

6. Connecting to the wireless network

There are two different ways of wirelessly connecting to the C150BRS4:

- Automatically using the WPS function.

Almost every brand/type wireless card uses a different client application. Please refer to the manual of

your wireless network card for information on how to create a connection with a wireless network.

6.1 Connecting manually in Windows 7

In the following example the integrated “Connect to a Network” option from Windows 7 is used.

A Click on the ‘Network’ icon in the

taskbar to view the list of available

wireless network connections.

B Select the network “C150BRS4” from

the list and click on ‘Connect’.

By default the option “Connect

automatically” is selected. This makes

sure the connection is automatically

started each time your computer is

turned on. If you do not want this, you

can unselect this option before clicking

The C150BRS4 is secured with WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK (mixed mode) encryption by default.

The unique WPA passphrase can be found on

the product sticker at

the bottom of your C150BRS4.ENGLISH

C Enter the default WPA passphrase (which

is mentioned on the bottom of the

C150BRS4) in the “Security key” field

D The client will now start connecting to

the wireless network.

E To check the status of the wireless

connection, you can click on the

‘Network’ icon in the taskbar. You will

see which network you are currently

connected to, the access you have and

the signal strength of the connection.ENGLISH

6.2 Connecting manually in Windows Vista

In the following example the integrated “Connect to a Network” option from Windows Vista with Service

A Click on the ‘Network’ icon in

the system tray and click on

“Wireless networks are

B Select the network “C150BRS4”

from the list and click on

C Enter the default WPA

passphrase (which is mentioned

on the bottom of the C150BRS4)

in the “Security key or

passphrase” field and click on

D When the connection has been

established, you can choose to

save the network and have it

start automatically each time

your computer is turned on. Click

on ‘Close’ to exit the connection

E To check the status of the

wireless connection, you can

click on the ‘Network’ icon in

the system tray. You will see

which network you are currently

connected to, the access you

have and the signal strength of

the connection.ENGLISH

6.3 Connecting automatically using WPS The Conceptronic C150BRS4 supports WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup). WPS is a standard for easy and secure

establishment of a wireless network. With WPS you can setup and protect your wireless network in just a

To use WPS with the C150BRS4, you need to have a wireless client that supports WPS. If you have

one or more wireless clients without WPS support, it is advised to manually connect to the

C150BRS4 using the preconfigured WPA key as mentioned on the bottom. Refer to chapter 6.1 or

6.2 on how to manually connect to the wireless network.

For more (technical) information about WPS, refer to the following website:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wi-Fi_Protected_Setup

The C150BRS4 supports two ways of activating and establishing a WPS connection:

- Push Button technology

- PIN Code technology

WPS – Push Button technology

The WPS Push Button technology requires a (virtual) button on the wireless client to establish a

connection between the C150BRS4 and the wireless client.

Some wireless clients use an actual button for activating the WPS Push Button technology; other wireless

clients use a virtual button in their software.

Follow the steps below to activate and establish a WPS connection with the Push Button technology:

A. Press the WPS button on the back of the C150BRS4, the WLAN/WPS LED will burn steady indicating

that WPS authentication has started.

B. Press the WPS button on the wireless client. This can be either a hardware button or a virtual button

in the software of the wireless client.

The C150BRS4 will keep the WPS authentication active for 120 seconds. During this process, the

WLAN/WPS LED will burn steady. If there is no WPS connection established within 120 seconds,

the LED will return to its original state and WPS authentication will be stopped.

If the WPS authentication is successful, the WLAN/WPS LED will return to its original state.

The wireless client is now connected to the secured wireless network of the C150BRS4.

You can add more wireless clients without losing the connection to previously connected wireless clients.

If you want to add more wireless clients, you will need to repeat step A and B.ENGLISH

WPS – PIN Code technology

If your wireless client supports WPS but does not have a (virtual) Push button, you can use the PIN Code

technology to establish a WPS connection.

To activate the WPS PIN Code function, you need a computer with a wired connection to the

A. Login to the web interface as explained in chapter 5.1.

B. First select ‘General Setup’, then ‘Wireless’ and finally ‘WPS’.

The WPS configuration page will be shown.

In the WPS configuration page, you can trigger the virtual ‘Push Button’ or the ‘PIN Code’ authentication.

The ‘PIN Code’ authentication can be initiated in 2 different ways:

1. The wireless client will provide the PIN code, which will be entered in the router.

In this situation, the wireless client will be the ‘Enrollee’ and the router will be the ‘Registrar’.

A. Start the wireless client and search for the provided PIN code, like shown in below example:ENGLISH

B. Make sure the “Config Mode” at the WPS configuration page is set to ‘Registrar’.

C. Enter the PIN Code given by your wireless client in the “Enter Client PIN Code” field.

D. Click the ‘Start PIN’ button.

The C150BRS4 will keep the WPS authentication for incoming connections with the given PIN code

active for 120 seconds.

E. Initiate the PIN code connection on your wireless client.

Your wireless client will now connect to the secured wireless network of the C150BRS4. When the

connection is established, the C150BRS4 will stop the WPS authentication check and the WPS Status

in the WPS configuration page will be set to “Configured”.

If you want to add more Wireless Clients with the WPS feature, repeat steps A to E.

2. The router will provide the PIN code, which will be entered in the wireless client.

In this situation, the router will be the ‘Enrollee’ and the wireless client will be the ‘Registrar’.

A. Set the option “Config Mode” in the WPS configuration page to ‘Enrollee’ and write down the

PIN code mentioned at the section “PIN Code”.

B. Click the ‘Start PIN’ button.

The C150BRS4 will keep the WPS authentication for incoming connections with the generated PIN

code active for 120 seconds.

C. Enter the PIN code provided by the C150BRS4 in your wireless client software, set the wireless

client software to ‘Registrar’ and initiate the PIN code connection.

Your wireless client will now connect to the secured wireless network of the C150BRS4. When the

connection is established, the C150BRS4 will stop the WPS authentication check and the WPS Status

in the WPS configuration page will be set to “Configured”.

If you want to add more Wireless Clients with the WPS feature, repeat steps A to C.ENGLISH

The Conceptronic C150BRS4 is equipped with a built-in firewall to prevent attacks from the internet on

your network. This firewall automatically blocks all incoming traffic on unused ports. When a blocked port

is needed for a service or application (for example: a FTP or Web server) you can create a Virtual Server

Rule in the configuration pages to forward the traffic.

The C150BRS4 also supports UPnP port mapping, allowing local UPnP applications to automatically add

port mappings to the router’s configuration. This means that if you are using an UPnP capable application

there is no need to manually create a Virtual Server rule in the C150BRS4 for that application.

In the situation that UPnP is not available or a Virtual Server rule needs to be added for any other reason,

it is advised to configure the computer(s) and/or network device(s) with a fixed IP address instead of a

Below you will find a list of some common used ports and their corresponding application:

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For detailed information about the virtual server and DMZ options, refer to the user manual

(English only) on the product CD-ROM. Select “View User Manual” from the autorun menu.

A. Login to the web interface as explained in chapter 5.1.

B. Select ‘General Setup’, ‘NAT’ and ‘Virtual Server’ to open the virtual server configuration page.

C. Enable the virtual server by ticking the checkbox in front of ‘Enable Virtual Server’.

D. Enter the information needed for the virtual server rule in the following fields:

- Private IP : Enter the local IP address of the computer/device.

- Private Port : Enter the desired local port for the computer/device.

- Type : Select the type of type of network traffic that should be passed through.

- Public Port : Enter the port which must be visible on the outside of your internet connection.

- Comment : Optionally you can add a name to easily recognize the virtual server rule.

Note: When the computer/device is connected to the router you can also select its name from the

drop down list under ‘Computer Name’ and press the ‘<<’ button to automatically add its

In the picture below you will see an example of a virtual server configuration.

If you do not know which protocol (‘Type’) you need to select for your virtual server rule, select

‘Both’. This option will pass both TCP and UDP traffic through to the configured IP address.

F. When you are finished adding virtual server rules, click on the ‘APPLY’ button to save the settings.

On the next page, click on ‘APPLY’ again to restart the router.

After the router has been restarted, all settings are taken into affect and the virtual server rules will be

The defined virtual server rules are ready to use

Note: For a more detailed explanation of the features and settings available for the C150BRS4, please

refer to the user manual (English only) on the included product CD-ROM. Select “View User

Manual” from the autorun menu.ESPAÑOL

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Licensing Information

This Conceptronic product C300BRS4A includes copyrighted third-party software licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License.

Please see The GNU General Public License for the exact terms and conditions of this license.

All used software packages are copyright by their respective authors. Please see the source code for detailed information.

Availability of source code

Conceptronic. has exposed the full source code of the GPL licensed software, including any scripts to control compilation

and installation of the object code. All future firmware updates will also be accompanied with their respective source code.

For more information on how you can obtain our open source code, please visit our web site.

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