P85149 (MD 87319) - Powerline Adapter MEDION - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL P85149 (MD 87319) MEDION

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MD 87319 (WLAN Adapter)

Anschlüss: 2 x Ethernet (LAN) 100Mbit/s

WLAN:

IEEE802.11b/g/n

Übertragungs-

1. Notes on how to use these instructions .... 51

1.1. Symbols and key words used in these instructions 51

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1. Package contents
2. Proper use
3. Safety instructions

4.1. Operating safety 54
4.2. Electromagnetic compatibility 56
4.3. Notes on conformity 56
4.4. Transport and packaging 57

1. System requirements
2. Function
3. Overview of the device 59

7.1. Powerline WLAN Adapter

1. Possible LED displays 60

8.1. Powerline WLAN Adapter
8.2. Buttons on the Powerline
WLAN Adapter 62

1. Connection 6

9.1. Notes on power supply. 64
9.2. Connecting to a network device 65

1. Connecting the device via Wi-Fi with the Powerline WLAN Adapter 66

10.1. Connect via WPS button 66

11. Setting up the device via the web interface 67

11.1. Logging on to the web interface ....67
11.2. Setup wizard 69
11.3. Wireless Setup 73
11.4. PLC Setting 76
11.5. Advanced Security 78
11.6. Access Control 79
11.7. Maintenance 79
11.8. Firmware Update 80
11.9.Status 81
11.10.Logout 81

12. Changing the Powerline network key .... 81

13. Adding the adapter to the Powerline network 83

14. Removing a Powerline Adapter from the Powerline network 85

1. Energy-saving mode 85
2. Factory settings 86
3. Troubleshooting 87
4. Cleaning 90
5. Disposal 91
6. Technical data 92
7. Legal notice 93

1. Notes on how to use these instructions

Read the safety instructions carefully before use. Note the warnings on the device and in the operating instructions.

Always keep the operating instructions close to hand. If you sell the device or give it away, make sure you also hand over these instructions and the warranty card.

1.1. Symbols and key words used in these instructions

DANGER!

Warning: immediate mortal danger!

WARNING!

Warning: possible mortal danger and/or serious irreversible injuries!

CAUTION!

Please follow the guidelines to avoid injuries and/or property damage!

ATTENTION!

Please follow the guidelines to avoid property damage!

NOTE!

Additional information on using the device.

NOTE!

Please follow the guidelines in the operating instructions!

WARNING!

Warning: danger of electric shock!

Bullet point/information on operating steps and results

Tasks to be performed

2. Package contents

Please check your purchase to ensure that all items are included. If anything is missing, please contact us within 14 days of purchase. The following items are supplied with the product you have purchased:

-1 Powerline WLAN Adapter
-1 RJ45 network cable
-Operating instructions and warranty card

3. Proper use

The Powerline Adapters are used to transfer network signals via the sockets connected to the mains. The Powerline WLAN Adapter also provides a Wi-Fi access point for your network. This device is for private use only and may not be used for commercial purposes.

4. Safety instructions

4.1. Operating safety

• This device is not intended for use by people (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental abilities or by those without experience and/or knowledge, unless they are supervised by a person responsible for their safety or they have been instructed in its use by that person. Children should be supervised to ensure they do not play with this device.
• You must also comply with the operating instructions of the devices that you connect to the Powerline Adapter.
• Do not place liquid-filled containers, such as vases, on or near the device. The container may tip over and the liquid may impair the electrical safety of the device.

• Keep the device away from moisture and from water in droplet or spray form. Avoid knocks, dust, heat and direct sunlight in order to prevent malfunction. The operating temperature is 5 - 35^ .

• Never open the device housing; it contains no parts requiring maintenance! There is a risk of electric shock when the housing is open. This invalidates the warranty and may render the device unusable.

• Plug the Powerline Adapter into freely accessible mains sockets so that it can quickly be disconnected from the electricity network in case of danger.
• After transporting the device, wait until it has reached room temperature before switching it on. Major fluctuations in temperature or humidity can lead to condensation which could cause an electrical short-circuit.
• To avoid static charges, you should not operate the device in extremely dry conditions.
• In circumstances where there are electrostatic discharges, the device could malfunction. In this case, the device must be reset to the factory settings.

4.2. Electromagnetic compatibility

• You must comply with the European directives on electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) when making connections. Maintain a distance of at least one metre from high-frequency and magnetic sources of noise (TV set, loudspeakers, mobile phones, etc.) in order to avoid malfunctions and data loss.

4.3. Notes on conformity

C E Medion AG hereby declares that the product MD 87319 conforms to the following European requirements:

EMC Directive 2004/108/EC
- Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC
- Ecodesign Directive 2009/125/EC
RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU.

Full declarations of conformity are available at www.medion.com/conformity.

4.4. Transport and packaging

Keep the original packaging in case you need to send the device by post.

5. System requirements

Before installing the Powerline Adapter, ensure that the following conditions are met:

-1 wall socket (100-240 V 50/60 Hz).
-LAN connection
-WLAN adapter (if a Wi-Fi connection is required)

6. Function

You can use the Powerline Adapters to extend your existing LAN network via the mains network in your house without the need for any additional cables.

Example of use

You can use the Powerline WLAN Adapter to connect additional devices wirelessly and thus access your network (see "10. Connecting the device via Wi-Fi with the Powerline WLAN Adapter" on page 66).

7. Overview of the device

7.1. Powerline WLAN Adapter

1) LED displays Power, LAN1/LAN2,
Powerline, WLAN/WPS;
SECURITY, RESET and WPS buttons
2) LAN 2: RJ45 LAN connection
3) ON/OFF: On/off switch
4) LAN 1: RJ45 LAN connection
5) Mains connection plug

8. Possible LED displays

8.1. Powerline WLAN Adapter

LED Status Meaning
Power	Lights up green	The adapter is switched on.
	Flashes green	Adapter is restarting or carrying out security settings.
	Off	The adapter is not receiving power.
WLAN/WPS	Lights up green	Wi-Fi is switched on.
	Flashes green	Data is being transferred.
	Lights up orange	WPS successfully completed.
	Flashing orange	WPS active.
	Off Wi-Fi switched off.
LAN1/2	Lights up green	LAN cable is plugged in, adapter is ready for data transfer.
	Flashes green	Data is being transferred.
	Off	The LAN connection is not active (no LAN cable connected, network device switched off).
Power-line	Lights up green	An additional Powerline Adapter has been detected on the same network. Connection speed is at > 40 Mbit/sec
	Lights up orange	Connection speed is at > 20-40 Mbit/sec
	Lights up red	Connection speed is at < 20 Mbit/sec
	Off	No connection to another adapter or no devices found with the same network key

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8.2. Buttons on the Powerline WLAN Adapter

Function Button Description
Leave network and generate random KEY	Security Press	for 12 seconds: the POWER LED flashes on and off.
Connecting to an existing network	Security Press	for 2–3 seconds: the POWER LED flashes for 2 minutes.
Reset the adapter to the factory defaults.	Reset Press for 5 seconds until the WLAN/WPS LED flashes orange. Then the device restarts.
Starting WPS PBC	WPS Press for 2–3 seconds: the WLAN/WPS LED flashes orange for 2 minutes.
Wi-Fi ON/OFF	WPS Press for 10 seconds until the WLAN/WPS LED goes off.

9. Connection

To set up a network of Powerline Adapters, there must always be at least two adapters connected for the data transmission.

There are two options: The direct connection between two network-capable devices (of which one is connected via Wi-Fi or the LAN port) or a connection between a network-capable device and a router (to the Internet).

Connect the Powerline Adapter to a wall outlet (100-240 V~50/60 Hz) close to the network-capable device.

NOTE

To guarantee continuous access to an existing LAN network, it is necessary to ensure the Powerline Adapter is connected to a permanent power source.

9.1. Notes on power supply

NOTE

Connect the Powerline Adapter directly to the wall outlet and not to an extension cord or multiple socket (power strip) as these can adversely affect the transmission quality. You can use the integrated socket of the Powerline Adapter to operate other devices.

Plug the Powerline Adapter into an individual socket if possible.

NOTE

If no connection is made after the connection of the adapter to the computer, try the connection again via a different wall outlet.

Please note that the data transmission is dependent on the utilisation and quality of the mains network:

• The longer the line between the two Powerline Adapters, the slower the data transfer.
• Depending on the capacity utilisation of the electricity network, the speed of the data transmission can vary or even be interrupted.
• On older mains networks that do not correspond to the current state of the art, the data transfer rate may be slightly slower.

9.2. Connecting to a network device

To connect two network devices such as a PC and a router within a network with the Powerline Adapter, one device must be connected to the Powerline Adapter using a LAN cable (RJ45) and the other device connected wirelessly or via a LAN cable (RJ45) to the Powerline WLAN Adapter.

Connection example

• Connect the supplied LAN cable (RJ45) to the LAN connection on the Powerline Adapter and the LAN port on the router.
  If necessary, connect the LAN port of the computer to the LAN connection on the Powerline WLAN Adapter using the second supplied LAN cable (RJ45) or connect the computer wirelessly via the Powerline WLAN Adapter as soon as this is integrated into the network.

Plug the Powerline Adapter into an individual socket if possible.
Switch the computer and router on.

The set-up is successful if the LED indicators Power and Powerline light up on both Powerline Adapters.

10. Connecting the device via Wi-Fi with the Powerline WLAN Adapter

10.1. Connect via WPS button

To register a device via WPS, proceed as follows:

Press the WPS button on your Powerline WLAN Adapter for 2-3 seconds. The WPS display starts flashing orange.
Within 2 minutes, also press the WPS button on your end device. If you are using a Windows 7 computer or upwards, you can simply connect to the "Powerline-WLAN" Wi-Fi network.
Once the Wi-Fi encryption is successfully completed, the WPS display lights up orange.

10.1.1. Manual connection

To register a device manually, proceed as follows: SSID (network name): Powerline-WLAN Password:XXXXXXXXXX (9 Xs)

NOTE!

Please change the default password via the web interface of the Powerline WLAN Adapter.

11. Setting up the device via the web interface

11.1. Logging on to the web interface

There are several ways of opening the web interface:

- Via the network name

To get to the web interface via the network, there must already be a Powerline network connection between Powerline Adapter and Powerline WLAN Adapter and the Powerline Adapter must be connected to a router.

Now you can connect your PC/ notebook via network cable or Wi-Fi to the Powerline WLAN Adapter.
- Open the Internet browser on a computer and type the following in the address line: "wlan.powerline".
In the login window, enter the password for the web Interface.

PLEASE NOTE:

The default password is "admin".

Set the language for the web interface in the upper right-hand corner of the screen.

• Then click on LOGIN. The home page of the web interface appears.

- Via the emergency IP address

If there is no connection between the Powerline Adapter and a router, you can access the web interface via the emergency IP address.

• Connect your PC or notebook to the Powerline WLAN Adapter via Wi-Fi or with a network cable.
  Now assign your PC/notebook a fixed IP address from the range 192.168.33.2- 192.168.33.254 (e.g. 192.168.33.2).
• Open the Internet browser on a computer and enter the IP address http://192.168.33.1 in the address line and follow the instructions.

11.2. Setup wizard

11.2.1. Wizard

The easiest way to make the basic settings is by using the wizard.

To carry out the wizard, click on Wizard in the Configuration menu:

The wizard guides you through 4 steps. Click on Next to get to the next step.

11.2.2. Change Device Login Password

Here you can assign a password to limit access via the web interface.

NOTE:

The default password is "admin". To ensure sufficient protection for your network, you should set a different password here.

If you do not want to set a different password, click on Skip.
After you have entered the new password, click on Next to go to the next page.

11.2.3. Setup Wireless Connection

On this page you make the settings for the wireless network adapter of your Powerline Adapter.

- Enable Wireless Interface

Here you can turn the Wi-Fi network of the Powerline Adapter on or off.

- Wireless Network Name (SSID)

The name of the wireless network (SSID) can be up to 32 characters and can only contain letters, numbers and underscores or any combinations thereof. The SSID is case-sensitive.

- Visibility Status

If you select VISIBLE, the SSID is discoverable by all other Wi-Fi devices.
- If you select INVISIBLE, the SSID is not broadcast and other Wi-Fi devices must know the correct SSID before making a connection.

Region

Select the country in which you are operating the Powerline Adapter.

802.11 Mode

Select the appropriate Wi-Fi mode for your wireless network. The standard setting is mixed 802.11b/g/n.

- Bandwidth

For all 802.11 Wi-Fi modes that are compatible with 802.11n, you can manually adjust the bandwidth here.

- Wireless Channel

Set the wireless channel here that the Powerline Adapter should use for broadcasting its Wi-Fi network. The standard setting is AUTOSCAN. In this setting the Powerline Adapter automatically seeks out the best wireless channel. After you have made the wireless settings, click Next:

11.2.4. Setup Wireless Security

The Wi-Fi router of the Powerline Adapter supports the encryption standards WEP, WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK and WPA/WPA2-PSK.

If you do not want to use any encryption, select the option NONE (not recommended).
Enter the appropriate encryption algorithm for each encryption type (TKIP or AES) and a network key.
After you have finished setting up the network encryption, click NEXT:

11.2.5. Save and Complete

On this page you can see the configuration of the Powerline Adapter. If you want to change any settings, click BACK. Click COMPLETE to accept the settings and to exit the wizard.

11.3. Wireless Setup

11.3.1. Wireless Basic

You can adjust the settings for the wireless network here.

11.3.2. Enable Wireless Interface

Turn Wi-Fi network on or off.

11.3.3. Wireless Name (SSID)

The name of the wireless network (SSID) can be up to 32 characters and can only contain letters, numbers and underscores or any combinations thereof. The SSID is case-sensitive.

11.3.4. Wireless Security Mode

The Wi-Fi router of the Powerline Adapter supports the encryption standards WEP, WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK and WPA/WPA2-PSK.

If you do not want to use any encryption, select the option NONE (not recommended).

11.3.5. Passphrase

Here you can assign a network key.

11.3.6. Show encryption key

Shows the network key in the web interface.

After you have made all the settings, click OK:

11.3.7. WPS

You can use the WPS function (Wi-Fi protected setup) to add a wireless client to your network without entering the SSID, encryption and password. To make the connection, you merely need to press the WPS button on the Powerline Adapter and then on the wireless client. To be able to use this function, the Wi-Fi client must support WPS.

11.3.8. Enabled WPS

Here you can turn the WPS function on or off.

11.3.9. WPA Mode

Here you can display the current WPA encryption.

NOTE!

If you enable the WPS function, you must use one of the encryption types WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK or WPA/WPA2-PSK and the SSID must be transmitted.

The WPS function can be carried out via PBC, PIN and AP-PIN.

11.3.10. PBC MODE

• Select PBC from the WPS menu and then click the PBC button on the WPS page or press the WPS button on the Powerline WLAN adapter to use the WPS connection.

• Then press the WPS button on the Wi-Fi client within 2 minutes or confirm the WPS connection via the settings menu of the wireless client to complete the connection. After the network connection has been established via WPS, the following page appears and the wireless client is connected to the Wi-Fi of the Powerline Adapter.

• Click APPLY to complete the setup.

11.3.11. PIN Mode

• Select PIN from the WPS menu and enter the PIN (number code) of the wireless client on the WPS page. Then click on the PIN button in the settings menu of the wireless client within 2 minutes to complete the connection via WPS.

11.3.12. AP-PIN Mode

• Select AP-PIN from the WPS menu and enter the AP-PIN (number code) of the wireless client on the WPS page. Then click on the PIN button in the settings menu of the wireless client within 2 minutes to complete the connection via WPS.

11.4. PLC Setting

On this page you can see all the information (device name, MAC address, network key and network name) regarding the Powerline WLAN Adapter and the logged-on clients.

• Click the REFRESH button to refresh the display.
• Click ADD MEMBER to add a new device to the Powerline network.
  Then enter the device information and click APPLY to add the device to the network.

11.4.1. LAN Setup

Here you can see the information on the LAN connection of the Powerline Adapter.

In the field IP-ADDRESS you can select a different IP address for the Powerline Adapter's LAN network adapter.

11.4.2. Advanced Wireless

You can change the advanced settings for the wireless adapter of the Powerline Adapter here.

11.4.3. Wireless Name (SSID)

The name of the wireless network (SSID) can be up to 32 characters and can only contain letters, numbers and underscores or any combinations thereof. The SSID is case-sensitive.

11.4.4. Network Name Status

If you select VISIBLE, the SSID is discoverable by all other Wi-Fi devices.
If you select INVISIBLE, the SSD is not broadcast and other Wi-Fi devices must know the correct SSD before making a connection.

11.4.5. Transmission Rate

Set the Wi-Fi transfer rate here. The standard setting is AUTO.

11.4.6. Transmit Power

Set a transfer rate of 100% , 80% , 60% , 40% , or 20% .

11.4.7. User Isolation

If you enable this function, clients that are registered on the wireless network cannot communicate with one another.

• Set the function to OFF to allow the clients to communicate with each other.

11.4.8. Enable WMM (Wireless QoS)

This feature is not available.

If this function is disabled, the Powerline WLAN Adapter adopts the WMM priorities from the router. When WMM is activated, the streaming of multimedia content is optimised.

11.4.9. Max. Clients

Enter a number from 1-32 for the maximum number of clients that can log on to the Powerline WLAN Adapter.

11.5. Advanced Security

11.5.1. Wireless Security Mode

The Wi-Fi router of the Powerline Adapter supports the encryption standards WEP, WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK and WPA/WPA2-PSK.

If you do not want to use any encryption, select the option NONE (not recommended).

11.6.Access Control

11.6.1. Add

You can add a client to the list here.

• Then enter the MAC address and a description for the client and click on OK to add the client to the list.

11.7.Maintenance

11.7.1. User Password

Here you can set a new password for access to the web interface of the Powerline Adapter.

11.7.2. Reboot/Restore

Reboot

Click on the REBOOT button to restart the Powerline Adapter (recommended for system crash/malfunction)

• Click on the RESTORE button to reset the Powerline Adapter to its factory defaults and restart the device (recommended for system crash/malfunction and loss of the password).

NOTE:

After a reset to factory defaults, all the settings and passwords are deleted and must be re-entered.

11.8. Firmware Update

If you receive a software update from our service, save it onto your computer.
Then click on BROWSE to execute and install the software update from your computer.
If your settings are to be retained after the software update, clear the check mark next to the entry CLEAR CONFIG.
- Click on APPLY to start the installation.

WARNING!

While resetting to factory settings or applying a software update, never press the RESET button on the Powerline Adapter. This will lead to a system failure and thus destroy the Powerline Adapter!

11.9.Status

Here you can view all information about the ports and the Wi-Fi configuration of the Powerline Adapter.

11.10.Logout

When you are finished with the web interface, use this entry to log off from the web interface.

12. Changing the Powerline network key

The change of the network key is appropriate if, for example, there are security concerns or if a large network is to be divided into two or more smaller networks.

NOTE

To do this, it is useful to plug all the adapters that are to receive the new Powerline network key into the same multiple socket.

Both Powerline Adapters are connected and ready for operation. The POWER LED lights up.

This step is to be carried out on each adapter.

Press the SECURITY button on the Powerline WLAN Adapter for 12 seconds.

This Powerline Adapter now generates a random, unique network key.

Press the SECURITY button on the Powerline WLAN Adapter again for about 2-3 seconds.

The Power LED flashes green.

Press the SECURITY button on the Powerline WLAN Adapter again for about 2-3 seconds or the SECURITY/RESET button for about 1-2 seconds on the second MEDION-Powerline Adapter.

The Power LED flashes green.

Once both the POWER and the POWERLINE LED light up permanently green, the encryption has been completed successfully.

13. Adding the adapter to the Powerline network

NOTE

To do this, it is useful to plug all the adapters that are to receive the new network key into the same multiple socket.

For every additional Powerline Adapter that is to be given a new network key, proceed as follows:

All Powerline Adapters that are to be configured are connected and ready for operation. The POWER LED lights up.

• Connect the Powerline WLAN Adapter with which the existing network is to be extended to a socket. The POWER LED lights up.
  Press the SECURITY button on the Powerline WLAN Adapter for 12 seconds.

This Powerline Adapter now generates a random, unique network key.
Press the SECURITY button on the Powerline WLAN Adapter again for about 2-3 seconds.

The Power LED flashes green.

Press the SECURITY button on the Powerline WLAN Adapter again for about 2-3 seconds or the SECURITY/RESET button for about 1-2 seconds on the second MEDION-Powerline Adapter.

The Power LED flashes green.

When the POWER and the POWERLINE LEDs on all Powerline Adapters light up permanently green, the system extension and encryption have been completed successfully.

NOTE

Repeat the above steps for each additional Powerline Adapter.

14. Removing a Powerline Adapter from the Powerline network

If you want to remove a Powerline Adapter from the existing network, proceed as follows:

Press the SECURITY button on the Powerline WLAN Adapter for 12 seconds.

This Powerline Adapter now generates a random, unique network key and is thus no longer in the Powerline network.

The POWERLINE LED no longer lights up.

15. Energy-saving mode

If all the network devices are turned off and no more data is being transferred, the Powerline Adapters switch to standby mode after approximately one minute. The power indicator will flash.

As soon as the network devices are switched on again, the Powerline Adapters are also restarted.

16. Factory settings

The two Powerline Adapters in the set you have bought are already paired on delivery.

By changing the Powerline network key or removing individual adapters from the Powerline network, this preset will be deleted.

Here is how you can restore the factory setting:

Press the RESET button on the Powerline WLAN Adapter for 5 seconds.

All LEDs go off for a short while. The device will be reset and restarts. The procedure is completed when the Power LED lights up permanently.

17. Troubleshooting

If errors occur, check first whether you can correct the problem yourself. The following list may help you.

CAUTION

Never try to repair the device yourself. Contact our service centre or another suitable specialist workshop if a repair is necessary.

Problem Possible cause Rectification
The POWER LED does not light up.	Is the Powerline Adapter correctly connected to the mains?	Try unplugging the Power-line Adapter and plugging it back in again.
The LAN LED does not light up.	Is the LAN cable (RJ45) correctly connected to the adapter and the computer or router?	Check the LAN card and/or DSL connection of your computer.
	Is the computer/router switched on?	Switch on network devices.
The POWER-LINE LED does not light up.	There is no con- nection be- tween the Pow- erline Adapters.
	·Possibly, the power out- lets being used are not suitable for making a Powerline connection.	Try different power outlets.
	• Maybe the adapters are not synchronised.	You can test whether the adapters are on the same network: ► Plug the two adapters into adjacent power outlets on a multiple socket strip. ► If no Powerline LED is illuminated, the adapters are not in the same network. ► In this case, carry out a reset of all adapters as described under “16. Factory settings” on page 86.

18. Cleaning

• Always unplug the Powerline Adapter and disconnect all the cables before cleaning the device.
• Do not use solvents, corrosive agents or aerosol-based detergents to clean the device.
• Clean the device with a soft, lint-free cloth.

Store the packaging material in a safe place; only use this box to transport the device.

ATTENTION!

None of the parts inside the device require cleaning or maintenance.

19. Disposal

Packaging

Your device is packaged to protect it from damage in transit. Packaging materials are raw materials and can therefore be reused or recycled.

Device

Do not under any circumstances dispose of the device with the household rubbish at the end of its service life! Please consult your local authority for advice on correct and eco-friendly methods of disposal.

20. Technical data

MD 87319 (WLAN Adapter)

Input voltage: 100 - 240V 50 / 60Hz,0.15A

Power consumption: < 6 W in operation

Connections: 2 x Ethernet (LAN) 100 Mbit/s

WLAN: IEEE802.11b/g/n

Transfer

speed: up to 500 Mbit/s

Powerline AV standard: 128 bit AES encryption

Protocol HomePlug AV, compatible

with IEEE P1901, compatible

with 200 and 500 Mbit/s Pow

erline Adapters, coexistent

with HomePlug 1.0

Environmental requirements

Temperature

(operational) 5^ - 35^

Humidity

(operational) 10%-90%, non-

condensing

Dimensions

Powerline WLAN Adapter

(W x H x D) 61 × 106 × 86 ~mm

Weight (per adapter) approx. 183 g

21. Legal notice

Copyright © 2015

All rights reserved.

This operating manual is protected by copyright.

Mechanical, electronic and any other form of reproduction is prohibited without the written permission of the manufacturer Copyright is owned by the company:

Medion AG

Am Zehnhof 77

45307 Essen

Germany

The operating manual can be reordered via the service hotline and is available for download via the service portal at www.medion.com/gb/service/start/.

You can also scan the QR code above and download the operating manual onto your mobile device via the service portal.

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5. Conditions requires

11.2.3. Setup Wireless Connection

- Enable Wireless Interface

11.2.4. Setup Wireless Security

11.3.2. Enable Wireless Interface

MD 87319 (adaptateur Wi-Fi)

(I x H x P): 61 x 106 x 86 mm

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