ChongQing Lavid LV-WR03 300M wireless repeater User Manual user manual

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Test Model: LV—WRO3
Quick
Installation Guide
REV2.0
LED Explanation
leon _ Indcation ... Status
c NO:The device is power on
© _ POWERLED : ogrsthe Device is notreceiving electricalpower
WLANLED _ Wireloss signal
 — wes Lep  Flashing:W®9 connection is established or WPS signal
of another device is expected
GN:The LAN portis connect
5 LANLED .. OFFsThe LAN portis isconnected
Flashing:Transferrng data o!from a notwork device
Button Explanation
WPS Button: i your host router supports WPS function, you can press the WPS
button and then press the WPS button ofthe WFi Repeater to establish a secure
connection batween the host router and the WiFi Repoater
Reset Button: This button is used to restore The Repeators actory dofault
settngs Wih the Repeater powared on, use a ainto pross and hald the Reset
button for about 8 secands
LAN Port: One 10/100Mips RJ4S Ethermet portis used to connect an
Ethernet—snabled device to a Wi—Fi network, such as Internet TV, DVR, Gaming
console and so on. Please note thatthis port cannot be connected to a router
uick Installation
n Power on
us in next t your routerWat unt the
WIANLE is blnking
fl Connect
For Windows Users
E0 Covetacorescay
retwore (e9. W.Repoaton
B Configure the Repeater Mode
1 taunch a web browse and type htp:timyropeater not or
Mto—192.168.10.1 in the address feld.Enter admin alllowercase)
for both Username and Password, then clck togin
hitofimyrepeaternet 3
B OB |
telesn
are
wedon
0; pawe
Select your Wireless router‘s Netwaork 2ther keap the defauttSSID
or custormire t for extended network and insert the key of your
network
Note: The default Reneaterssid is setto be uo. extoindicates host
Routers SSID) and the Security Key is the same as your host Routers
Witikey
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For Mac 08X Users For Wired
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WiF—Repeater #
Jn Overtetre
Omee tavon
OlsconnectyouEthermt (vired) connection .. Dicornecthe iherme ries)connection .. Obable theWiFionyourcomputer Connect
Hrom your comuter Cc the We icon on .. romyourcomputerf any).ClickheWe#i . yourcomputertotheRepeatervinan
thetastbarand connecttoneRepeaters
Icon n the ap ghtcomerof ne screon hametcale
and connect t the Repeaters nemork
(+a.WFiRepeaten
2 Afterlogging in you willsee the web page below
Click on "Repeater® to continue
Click on "Apply" button, The Wi—F Repeater wllvestart, Afterthe reboot has been
completed, the Wi—Fi Repeateris accessible underthe SSID and the Wirelss key
Use the Repeater as a Network Adapter
The Repeater can be used as a wireless adapter t connect any Ethernetenabled
device, such asa Blu—ray player, game console, DVR, or smart TV, to your wireless
network
Afterthe Repeater connected to the Internet, you can connect n Ethermet.only
device to the Repeaterusing an Etharnet cabie
Etenet Comecton
(«
n Relocate
Plug in the Repeaterhaltway between your outer and a Hest Natwor: 7 B\ sxendestiomotc /2
the WFi dead zone
(l Z3
Enjoy! 5 —
Myttome \/ 30 wiFiRepenter
The Repeater WiFiRepeater to the end ofthe host network‘s SSID s 87
and uses the same WeFi password [} e$ $
B Configure the AP Mode
follow process 1~3.1, Afterlogsing in you wil 72 change the SS1D and password,lick on "Apply" button, The Wit Repeater willrestart
see the web page belows
Setup the wireless security and encryption to
prevent rom unauthorized acces and
moritoring. Supports WeRWEA weaz,
WeAWPRZ encryption methods
Security Key | The "password" of the Wii Extender
Security ype
go
Afterthe Repeater reboot has been completed, connect t to you router‘sEthernet port with an
Click on "AP" to continue Ethermet cable
B Using WPS Change Management password
eS is an easier way to extend your host network. You are Defaultpassword of the WiFi Extender is ‘admin‘, and it displayed on the login prompt when
recommmended to use this method ifyour host router has a accessed from web browser There a security ris if you don‘tchange the default password,
WeS button since everyone can see t Thisis veryimportant when you have wireless function enabled
Note:your host router should support Wi 1)lick "Manage —> Password" located atthe home page, thefalowing message wllbe
The button might iook ike one of thase.(0) [ |(3) displayed on your web browser
Othermise please setup Using a Web Browser
1)Pressthe WeS Button on your host Router
Z)Press and hold the WFS Button on the side o the W 9 —
Repesterfor one second within 2 minutes New assword . | Enteryour newpassword
3)1 the connection is uccessful The default Repeatersid ;
iss t be xo ext(ea indicates host Routers SS1D) and
the Securiy K is the same as your host Router‘s WE ey:
Retype Password | Reenter your new password
2)Cick Save to save thesettings.
B Factory Default and Settings Backup, Restore Firmware Upgrade
You can backup allSetting o thsrouter to a Ae, o you can make several conied o router 1)Getfrom your service provier firmware fle
confiquration for securty reason 2)Cick "Manage —> Upgrado Firmware® lcated at the home sage
Click "Manage —> Save/Reload settng " located at the home page, the following message
willbe dislayed on your web browser
Press"Save."butto you canplase sveitas
SaveSettngs | arathr Heame foriteretvenions, and teco
itnasatentace
ow "Browne.."to pick s reviunynaved _
confasratin e rom your comnute,ans then
D tease 00 NOT poweroft
the Repeater during the
upgrade process
HoadSettngs | dick Uplond..% Aftertheconfqurtions 3)Make sure theirmware version is the same as the hardare
unloaded, t rovtrs contquravon wil oo version,then clik "Browse" to selectthe frmware flo
— 1eplaced by theAeyou stvnleaded — 4)clik"Ungrade® The uparade process takes a fow minutes to
| Cickhis"Lond defa" button o remove ll complete and the Repeater will automaticaly rebot tsef when
setings finished
AsetSetings
FAQ(Frequently Asked Questions)
1.What should  do f cannot access the Repeater‘s web management page? when your home netwark connection is poor,ar when you wanta larger wieless
coverage to elminate "dead zones"
AT; Make ureyour computeris connected to the extended network
A2; Make sureyour computer is setto obtain an P addressautomaticaly. 3. Why the devices connected to the Repeater cannat got an IP addross rom
A3; f the Repeaterhas connected to therouter you should go to your rauter‘s the Repeater and cannot accoss the Intornot.
DHHCP in t t abtain the Repeater‘s currentIP address AT: Maybe you enabled a wirelss MAC iter wieless access control, or access
Ad: Reset the Repeater control it (ACL on your router To slvethis roblem, pleaselog into your router
2.Wy doos the wirelass transmissionrate spoed down, whle the wireloss and disable the MAG flter wreless access contralor ACL
signali stronger after repeated by the Ropeator? AZ:Maybe the Repeater has not been successfuly connected to your router, olease
Alslncompliance with the wreless ransmission protoco,allthe Repeater devces reset the Repester and Reconfiquration:
are setto work in haltuplexinstead of ful—uplex mode, in ather words, the A3:Maybe theIP address of the routeris occunied or the wieless devce connected
Repeater hasto process one way communication between yourraot Wireless rauter ... by the router has reached the limit.lease reboot yourrouter, then reset the Repeater
(or AP) and the terminal lients; so the tansmision time willbe double—increased. and Reconfiguration.
while thespeed willbe decreased. Recommends that you connect to the extender
Wamning:
"This device comples with Part 15 o the FCC Rules. Opertion i subjecttothefollowing two
conditions:(1 his deviee may not use harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept
any interference received, including imerfeence that may cause undesired operation.
chianges or modifeations not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance
could void the users authoriy to operate the equipment.
NOTE: Thisequipment has beentested and found to comply withth limitsfora
Closs B diitl device, porsuantto Part 15 of the FCC Rules.These imits are
designed to provide reasonable rotection agaist hamfulinerfrence in a
residental istallaon. This equipment genrates, uss and can rdiae rdio
frequency energy and, ifno instlled and used n accordance with the
instrctions, may cause harmful iterference to ratio communications. However,
there is no guarantes that nterference wl not occur in a partcular installaon.
1fthis equipment does cause harmfil iterference o adio or elevsion reception,
which can bdetermined by turningthe equipment of and on, he user is
encouraged to ty to corec theinterfeence by one or more of the following
measures:
—— Reorient o elocatethereceving antenna.
—— Increasetheseparation beween the equipmentand recever
—— Connectthe equipment into an oute on a circut diferent
from tha o which thereceive is connected
—— Consulthedealeror an experienced radioTV technician for help
NOTE: Thisdevice and is antenna(s) must not be co—Jocated or operation in conjunction with
any other anterna o trnsmiter
RF Exposure Sutement
To mainain compliance wth FCC‘s RF Exposire guidelines, This equipment should be
installed and operated with minimum distance of »«cm the radiator your body. This device
and its antenna(s) must not be co—locted or opertion in confunction with . any other
antenna or trnsmiter

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