503273 - Network card / adapter IC Intracom - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL 503273 IC Intracom

PowerLine HD Ethernet Adapter, Model 503273. This guide presents the basic steps to set up and operate this device. For detailed instructions and specications, refer to the user manual on the CD enclosed with this product or at www.intellinet-network.com. hardware installation To connect the existing AC wiring in your home or oce to the Ethernet network, this device can be attached to a LAN switch; however, each PC or server plugged into an AC outlet needs to be directly attached to its own PowerLine adapter.

1. Using the included Ethernet cable, connect the adapter to the computer.

2. Plug the adapter into an AC outlet. IMPORTANT: Because the adapter sends data

over home or oce AC power lines, plug it directly into an lectrical outlet — not a universal power supply or power strip with surge protection. The adapter has its own power lter for protection against surges. Using a Router To connect the adapter to a router, disconnect the network cable from the PC and connect it to the uplink port of the router. If only a LAN port is available on the router, use a crossover cable to connect the adapter to the router. configuration utility After installing the adapter, run the Setup Wizard to install the PowerPacket Con- guration Utility. Use this utility to check the PC’s direct connection to the AC power network, to search for PowerLine devices on your network, and to set up security using a network password. NOTE: If you want the devices on your PowerLine network to share high-speed Internet access, connect the adapter to a router after you run the PowerPacket Conguration Utility (see above). PowerLine HD Ethernet Adapter • Quick Install Guide English

LED STATUS DESCRIPTION

Power On Power on O Power o Link/Act On AC power line port detects another PowerLine device Blinking Looking for more PowerLine devices O AC power line port is not detecting another PowerLine device Ethernet On Ethernet port link Blinking Ethernet activity O No Ethernet port linkUtility Installation

1. Insert the included utility CD, then run the setup.exe

program to begin the installation. (You can also run the setup program using the CD’s autorun program.)

3. When the Select Installation Folder screen displays, click “Browse” to select a folder

other than the one in the “Folder” eld, and click “Next.” ENGLISH

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4. When the Conrm Installation screen displays, click “Next”; when the Installation

Complete screen displays, click “Close.” Accessing the PowerPacket Conguration Utility To open the conguration utility, double-click the PowerPacket Utility icon on your desktop or click to open the “PowerPacket Utility” listing in your Start menu. The Main screen will display initially, with tabs for three other menu/screen options — Privacy, Diagnostics and About — also described below. Main Local Device(s) on your computer: Devices connected locally to the host computer are listed here. In most cases, only one device will be presented. Connect: To choose a device if there’s more than one connected, highlight it and click “Connect.“ Upgrade Firmware: Click to update one of the two les (PIB and NVM) that may require updating (and display the screen below). NOTE: Proceed only if you know that a newENGLISH

version of either le is available on the INTELLINET Web site or if you’re instructed to do so by INTELLINET Tech Support. Device Detected / Network Type / Autoscan: The number or status of these three references is listed just above the lower-panel window: a count of all HomePlug AV remote devices discovered to be currently on the logical network; public or private network; and whether Autoscan is on or o. Device Name: Devices are listed in this column by their default name (as shown) unless re-dened by clicking “Rename” or by highlighting the name and editing it in place. An icon is usually displayed alongside the name, with a color distinction between HomePlug 1.0 and Turbo devices. Password: By default, this column is blank; however, clicking “Enter Password” with a device selected on the Main screen allows you to set the password, which is required when creating a private network. When the Set Device Password screen displays, the name of the selected device appears above the “Password” text eld. Enter the password, which appears on the back panel of the adapter, then click “OK.” NOTE: The password is accepted regardless of the font case entered, but do include any dashes that separate the four- character alphanumeric segments. A conrmation box appears if the password was correctly entered. If a device isn’t found on the network, a notication prompt will appear, along with suggested solutions. Quality: This indicates the quality of the transmission between two devices. Rate: This indicates the current transmission rate of the selected device. MAC Address: This is the device’s MAC address.

MNMD-VVRD-CSNO- OZFXAdd: Click to add a remote device to the existing network. When the Add Device to Network screen displays, ll in the “Device Name” and “Password” text elds, then click “OK.” A conrmation box appears if the entries are correct. If a device isn’t found on the network, a notication prompt will appear, along with suggested solutions. Scan: Click to search for devices that are connected to the network. By default, the utility automatically scans every few seconds and updates the Local Devices list. Privacy This screen allows you to maintain security for the logical network and select the devices to be included in the network. Private Network Name: All PowerLine HD devices are set with a default logical network (network name): This is normally “HomePlugAV,” and will display in the text eld when you click “Use Default (Public Network).” Alternatively, you can change to a private network by changing the network name (network password) of devices. You can always reset to the PowerLine HD network (Public) by entering “HomePlugAV” as the network name.

Set Local Device Only: Click to change the network name (network password) of the local device. If a new network password is entered, all the devices previously listed on the Main screen will no longer be present in the new network, eectively preventing the local devices from communicating with the devices in the “old” logical network. Devices previously set up with the same logical network (same network name) will appear in the device list after selecting this option. Set All Devices: Click to change the logical network of all devices that appear on the Main screen and whose passwords had been entered for the same logical network. A dialog window will appear to report the success of this operation. For devices whose passwords were not entered, this operation will fail and a failure message will display. Diagnostics This screen displays detailed information about both local and remote devices. System Information: This window presents device names, user names, rmware versions, packets sent/dropped/missed/failed, and other data that can be useful in monitoring and identifying a device. Remote Device History (Log): This window presents historical data of all remote devices. Those currently active on the logical network show a transfer rate in the “Rate” column; those that are inactive or no longer exist on the network show a question mark (?) and a “Last Seen” time/date. Delete / Save Report / Print Report: Diagnostics data can be removed, printed or saved to a text le for later reference by clicking the appropriate button. About This screen simply displays the software version and company information. The Autoscan feature can also be selected/activated on this screen.8 DEUTSCH PowerLine HD Ethernet Adapter • Kurzanleitung Deutsch Vielen Dank für den Kauf des INTELLINET NETWORK SOLUTIONS

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REGULATORY STATEMENT FCC Class B This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy, and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment o and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver.

• Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit dierent from the receiver.

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