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WV-C830APD
Access Point
User’s Guide
Version 6.50
Table of Contents
1 Preface .................................................................................................................................................... 5
Who should use this guide .......................................................................................................... 5
Support Information ..................................................................................................................... 5
2 Introduction........................................................................................................................................... 6
3 Knowing your WV‐C830APD Kit ..................................................................................................... 7
Package Contents .......................................................................................................................... 7
Hardware Overview ..................................................................................................................... 7
4 Setting Up your WV‐C830APD Kit................................................................................................. 12
Powering Up your devices......................................................................................................... 13
Pairing your Devices................................................................................................................... 13
Placing and connecting your devices ....................................................................................... 14
Connecting to Your WV‐C830APD Device ............................................................................. 15
5 Management ‐ Getting Started ........................................................................................................ 17
Logging into the WV‐C830APD Management Application.................................................. 18
Navigating the WV‐C830APD Management Application .................................................... 19
6 Managing the WV‐C830APD Device.............................................................................................. 21
Configuring the WV‐C830APD Device.................................................................................... 22
Selecting Operation mode .................................................................................................... 22
Defining Network Settings................................................................................................... 24
Defining Wireless Settings.................................................................................................... 26
Defining Security Settings (Access Point Mode Only) ..................................................... 31
Defining WPS Settings .......................................................................................................... 36
Site Survey (Client Mode Only)........................................................................................... 41
Stations List (Access Point Mode Only).............................................................................. 43
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Configuring Remote Management...................................................................................... 45
Performing Administration.................................................................................................. 51
Monitoring the WV‐C830APD Device ..................................................................................... 55
Viewing System Parameters................................................................................................. 55
A Troubleshooting WV‐C830APD Kit.....................................................................................................56
Using Rescue Mode: .............................................................................................................. 57
Using Performance Management Tool: .............................................................................. 58
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Preface
Welcome to the Wireless Video Extender solution set from Samsung Communications. The
User’s Guide will help you to understand the Wireless Video Extender (VXT) solution, how
to install it, configure it and troubleshoot problems.
Who should use this guide
This User’s Guide assumes that the reader has basic to intermediate computer and internet
skills. All the basic computer networking, Internet, and other information required to
configure the home network and the devices is provided herein.
Support Information
info@celeno.com
For support inquiries, please contact our field application engineers at support@celeno.com.
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1
Introduction
Celeno™ is a fables semiconductor company developing components and subsystems for
multimedia, high‐definition WiFi home networking.
Celeno’s OptimizAirTM breakthrough technology enables service providers and consumers
to quickly and simply deploy wireless home networks that can securely deliver multiple
streams of carrier‐quality SDTV and HDTV, and any other multimedia content throughout
the home. The Celeno solution is optimized toward Quality of Experience (QoE) and
performance consistency in both capacity and coverage.
The Wireless Video Extender (VXT) solution set includes a pair of “Celeno‐Powered” WV‐
C830APD “Access Point” and “Client” devices, which enable distribution of high‐
definition video streams from one central location to a TV set in the house without
replacing existing routers, gateways, set top boxes or laying out new cables across the
house.
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Knowing your WV-C830APD Kit
Package Contents
Your WV‐C830APD Kit contains the following items:
1. VXT1821 Wireless Video Extender “Access Point”
2. VXT1825 Wireless Video Extender “Client”
3. Two CAT5 cables
4. 2 Power Transformers for the WV‐C830APD devices
Hardware Overview
The WV‐C830APD Kit is comprised from a pair of VXT1821 “Access Point” and VXT1825
“Client” devices.
The WV‐C830APD is powered by Celeno’s CL1800 802.11n WiFi chipset that employs
sophisticated algorithms and techniques such as implicit Beam Forming to reliably stream
High Definition video to any location in the home.
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The WV‐C830APD devices have been designed to be placed on a desktop. All of the cables exit from
the rear of the devices. The status display LEDs are located at the front of the devices and are easily
visible.
Figure 1: WV-C830APD
The following table describes the connectors on the rear panel of the WV‐C830APD device:
Table 1: WV-C830APD Rear Panel – Connectors and Buttons
pg. 8
Name
Description
Ethernet
Data and Management Ethernet port.
Reset
Reset and restore defaults button.
Power In
DC power input. 12 VDC.
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The following table describes the LED indications on the front panel of the WV‐C830APD
Device.
Table 2 ‐ WV‐C830APD LEDs
Name
Color
Description
Power
Green
The device is powered on.
Red
The device has entered a power save mode.
Off
The device is powered off.
Green
The LAN port is connected to a network device.
Off
The LAN port is either not connected or there is
no activity on the link.
Green
WPS pairing has finished successfully. This is a
temporary state that lasts for 2 minutes.
Flashing Green
WPS pairing is in progress. This is a temporary
state that lasts for 2 minutes or until WPS pairing
succeeds.
Off
Default.
Green
Access Point Behavior ‐ At least one Client is
associated with the Access Point.
LAN
WPS
Client Behavior – The Client is associated with an
Access Point and can receive at least one high
definition video stream.
WLAN
Flashing Green
Client Behavior – The Client is associated with an
Access Point but does not have enough capacity
to receive high definition video streams (can
receive standard definition stream).
Off
Access Point Behavior ‐ No Clients are associated
with the Access Point.
Client Behavior – The Client is not associated
with an Access Point.
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The following LED combinations describe special indications:
Combination –The WLAN, LAN and WPS LEDs are flashing simultaneously for 10
seconds.
Description – The device is undergoing a “Restore Defaults” procedure.
Combination –The WLAN, LAN and WPS LEDs are flashing in sequence for 10 seconds.
Description – The device is undergoing a “Software Upgrade” procedure.
Combination –WLAN LED is flashing
Description – The AP device is currently performing CAC process.
Table 3: WV-C830APD Front Panel – Buttons
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Name
Description
WPS
Wireless Protected Setup (WPS) button.
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Setting Up your WV-C830APD Kit
Setting up the system involves the following steps:
Powering up your devices
Pairing your devices
Placing and connecting your devices
After performing these steps, you can start streaming High Definition video through the
WV‐C830APD Kit.
Changing your computer’s IP address
After performing this additional step, you can use the WV‐C830APD Management
Application to configure and manage your WV‐C830APD device. (Refer to Managing the
WV‐C830APD Device on page 21).
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Powering Up your devices
To power up the WV‐C830APD device:
1. Plug in the 12V A/C adapter and connect it to the WV‐C830APD device.
Use the recommended AC/DC power adaptor which was supplied in the kit.
“Using a power supply with a different voltage rating then the one included with the WV‐
C830APD device will cause damage and void the warranty for this product”.
Note: There is no On/Off switch. Once you connect the power adapter, the WV‐C830APD
device powers up.
2. Wait several seconds while the WV‐C830APD device performs a reset.
Pairing your Devices
To pair the VXT1821 Access Point and VXT1825 Client devices:
1. Place the VXT1821 Access Point and the VXT1825 Client devices between 1 to 3 meters
from each other.
2. Pair the devices by pressing the WPS button on the front panel of each device. You can
release the button as soon as the WPS LED begins flashing.
Note: The WPS buttons should be pressed within 2 minutes period. The buttons can be
pressed in any order.
3. Wait for the pairing process to complete by watching the LEDs on the devices:
 While pairing is in progress the WPS LED is flashing
 After successful pairing the WPS LED stays on for 2 minutes.
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Placing and connecting your devices
To place and connect your VXT1821 Access Point device:
1. Place the VXT1821 Access Point device on an easily‐accessible surface near the home
gateway, Cable/DSL Modem or DVR/PVR device.
2. Plug one end of the Ethernet cable into the LAN port of the gateway device and the
other end into the Ethernet port of the VXT1821 Access Point.
To place and connect your VXT1825 Client device:
1. Place the VXT1825 Client device on an easily‐accessible surface near the set top box.
2. Plug one end of the Ethernet cable into the LAN port of the set top box device and the
other end into the Ethernet port of the VXT1825.
3. Make sure that the WLAN LED is solid green:
If the WLAN LED is turned off, try to reposition the device to a more elevated location and
as far as possible from large metallic objects.
Completing the installation:
You have finished installing your WV‐C830APD kit. To test your connectivity, turn on the
TV and set top box and watch any available channel.
Note: To install additional VXT1825 Client devices, repeat the above procedure for each
new VXT1825 Client device.
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Connecting to Your WV-C830APD Device
The VXT1821 Access Point device is pre‐configured with the following IP parameters:
 IP Address: 10.0.0.2
 Net Mask: 255.0.0.0
The VXT1825 Client device is pre‐configured with the following IP parameters:
 IP Address: 10.0.0.10
 Net Mask: 255.0.0.0
In order to connect your management computer to the WV‐C830APD device, connect the
WV‐C830APD device directly to your computer and change the IP address of your
computer so that it is on the same subnet as the WV‐C830APD device (by default 10.x.x.x).
Since this disconnects your computer from your computer network, you may need to
restore this setting later.
To change the IP address of your computer:
1. Connect an Ethernet cable between the Ethernet port of the WV‐C830APD device and
the Ethernet port of your computer.
2. From your computer’s desktop, click Start > Settings > Network Connections and
double‐click the LAN connection for your computer network. The Local Area
Connection Status window appears.
3. From the General tab, click Properties. The Local Area Connection Properties window
appears.
4. Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and click Properties. The Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
Properties window appears.
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Figure 2: Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties Window
5. Make a note of the current settings in this window. You will need to know these
settings when reconnecting your computer to your computer network.
6. Check Use the following IP address and type an IP address in the same subnet as the
WV‐C830APD, in the following format: 10.x.x.x. Be sure to use an IP address that is
different from the IP address of your WV‐C830APD device which is either 10.0.0.2 or
10.0.0.10 by default.
7. Click OK to save the information and close the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties
window.
8. Click OK to close the Local Area Connection Properties window.
9. Click Close to close the Local Area Connection Status window.
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Management - Getting Started
The WV‐C830APD Management Application is a web‐based tool that enables you to
manage and configure your WV‐C830APD device. This chapter describes how to navigate
through the WV‐C830APD Management Application:
Note: Ensure that you have connected an Ethernet cable between your computer and the WV‐
C830APD device.
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Logging into the WV-C830APD Management Application
Figure 3 - WV-C830APD Management Application – Login Screen
The WV‐C830APD Management Application is password protected. To access its functions
you first need to successfully login:
1. Type the username and password into the appropriate fields and click on the Login
button.
2. On successful login you will be forwarded to a WV‐C830APD Management Application
configuration screen.
Note: The default username and password are admin, admin respectively. To change these values
refer to Performing Administration on page 51.
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Navigating the WV-C830APD Management Application
Figure 4: WV-C830APD Management Application Window
The WV‐C830APD Management Application contains the following controls and areas to
help you navigate to all its parameters.
Main Menu – Enables you to access the functions of the WV‐C830APD Management
Application. The Main Menu is divided into the following submenu items:
Configuration, Monitor and Logout.
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Navigation Panel – Displays the configuration screens available for each submenu item.
Current Screen – Displays the name of the current configuration screen.
System Information Panel – Displays system status information. This panel is always
visible and displays the following information:
Status – Indicates whether the system is currently active or stopped.
Band – Indicates that the system is currently transmitting in the 5 GHz radio band.
Channel – The index number of the channel currently in use.
MAC – The local MAC Address of the device.
BSSID – Basic Service Set Identifier. This field uniquely identifies each BSS. You
cannot configure this parameter using the WV‐C830APD Management Application.
SSID – Service Set Identifier. The code attached to beacon frames and connection
establishment frames.
Image Version – The current software image version of the device.
Data Area – For each configuration screen, the Data Area displays the relevant
parameters and controls.
Control Buttons – Enable you to perform operations related to the current
configuration screen.
Note: You can Logout the application anytime by selecting the Logout menu item at the upper
right corner of the screen.
Note: The WV‐C830APD device can be configured to act either as an Access Point or as a Client.
Each mode of operation has different configuration screens.
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Managing the WV-C830APD Device
The WV‐C830APD Management Application is a user‐friendly application that enables you
to configure and control all the parameters of the WV‐C830APD. The main menu contains
the following options:
Configuration
Monitor
Note: Clicking Cancel in any of the WV‐C830APD Management Application windows discards
any unsaved changes you have made. The WV‐C830APD Management Application then
re‐queries the WV‐C830APD device and refreshes the display.
Configuring the WV-C830APD Device
Selecting Operation mode
To select operation mode:
1. From the main menu of the WV‐C830APD Management Application, click
Configuration and from the Navigation Panel, click Operation Mode. The
Configuration, Operation Mode window appears.
Figure 5: WV-C830APD Management Application – Configuration, Operation Mode Window
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The following table describes the parameters you can configure from this window:
Table 4: WV-C830APD Configuration – Operation Mode
Parameter
Description
Operation Mode
Manually determines if the WV‐C830APD
device will act as a Wi‐Fi Access Point or Client.
AutoDetect mode
Auto Detect the WV‐C830APD device mode to
act as Wi‐Fi Access Point or Client by the device
location.
The AutoDetect mode senses the network
connection at first boot or after restoring to
factory defaults. If a directly connected DHCP
server is found the device will be set to act as an
Access Point.
Once the device mode is set it will not change
until restoring the device to factory defaults.
2. Click Apply to update the settings immediately. The system displays an update
message.
3. Click OK and wait for the system to restart.
4. Note: After applying new operation mode all settings will be restored to default values.
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Defining Network Settings
To define network settings:
1. From the main menu of the WV‐C830APD Management Application, click
Configuration. The Configuration, Network Settings window appears.
Figure 6: WV-C830APD Management Application – Configuration, Network Settings Window
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The following table describes the parameters you can configure from this window:
Table 5: WV-C830APD Configuration – Network Parameters
Parameter
Description
Ethernet port mode
The properties of the Ethernet (LAN) port of the
device: Can be either auto negotiated up to 1Gbps
or fixed to 100Mbps.
Obtain an IP address automatically
When selected, the device acts as a DHCP client
and obtains its IP properties automatically.
IP Address
The IP address of the WV‐C830APD device.
Subnet Mask
The subnet mask of the WV‐C830APD device.
Default Gateway
The default gateway of the WV‐C830APD device.
DNS Server
The DNS server of the WV‐C830APD device.
Enable Dynamic DNS
When checked the WV‐C830APD device will use
dynamic DNS protocol to register its alias into the
DNS server. This will allow accessing the device
using the given alias instead of its IP address.
Alias
The given hostname of the WV‐C830APD device
Login and Password
The login credentials of the DNS server/home
router.
VLAN Transparent
The device will pass VLAN transparently
Enable IGMP Proxy
The device will operate as an IGMP Proxy
Enable IGMP SSM
The device will support IGMP SSM
2. Click Apply to update the settings immediately. The system displays an update
message.
3. Click OK and wait for the system to restart.
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Defining Wireless Settings
To define wireless settings in Access Point mode:
1. From the main menu of the WV‐C830APD Management Application, click
Configuration and from the Navigation Panel, click Wireless Settings. The
Configuration, Wireless Settings window appears.
Figure 7: WV-C830APD Management Application – Configuration, Wireless Settings Window
Note: For product available in the USA/Canada market, only 5GHz Band 1 (5150MHz ~ 5250MHz)
and Band 4 (5725MHz ~ 5850MHz) can be operated. Selection of other channels is not
possible.
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The following table describes the parameters you can configure from this window:
Table 6: WV-C830APD Configuration – Wireless Parameters
Parameter
Description
Broadcast SSID
When checked, the system broadcast its SSID in beacon and probe
response frames.
SSID
Service set identifier. The code attached to beacon frames and connection
establishment frames. The SSID is a string of ASCII characters.
Beacon Interval
The time interval between beacon frames sent out by the system.
Possible values: 20 – 999 milliseconds.
Rate
The transmission rate (MCS). Possible values: 0‐15, and Auto.
Selecting auto lets the system dynamically adapt the transmission rate to
suit current network conditions.
Channel
bandwidth
The bandwidth that system occupies: 20MHz / 40MHz.
Channel hopping
Determines the system behavior when interference is detected:
Always – Change channel as soon as interference is detected on the
current radio channel.
Conditional – Change channel as soon as interference is detected only if
no video is being streamed through the system.
DLS
When checked the system employs the direct link protocol to enable
direct client to client communication. Use this option when client devices
in your network can stream video to each other, such as in a Multi‐Room
DVR deployment.
WMM
When checked the system performs traffic classification and
prioritization according to the WI‐FI Multimedia interoperability
certification program. This will ensure that your voice and video streams
will not be impaired by other types of traffic.
Use this option only if you are certain that the voice and video
streams that enter the system are marked with DSCP to indicate their
priority.
Multiple BSS
When enabled, this section shows how many additional BSSIDs the
system can support. Allows to name and add more BSSIDs, default is set
to 0. See note.
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2. Click Apply to update the settings immediately. The system displays an update
message.
3. Click OK and wait for the system to restart.
Note: To allow MBSSID feature, device will be preconfigured during production by ODM
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To define wireless settings in Client mode:
1. From the main menu of the WV‐C830APD Management Application, click
Configuration and from the Navigation Panel, click Wireless Settings. The
Configuration, Wireless Settings window appears.
Figure 8: WV-C830APD Management Application – Configuration, Wireless Settings Window
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The following table describes the parameters you can configure from this window:
Table 7: WV-C830APD Configuration – Wireless Parameters
Parameter
Description
Rate
The transmission rate (MCS). Possible values: 0‐15, and Auto.
Selecting auto lets the system dynamically adapt the transmission rate to
suit current network conditions.
Channel
bandwidth
The bandwidth that system occupies.
2. Click Apply to update the settings immediately. The system displays an update
message.
3. Click OK and wait for the system to restart.
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Defining Security Settings (Access Point Mode Only)
To define Security settings:
1. From the main menu of the WV‐C830APD Management Application, click
Configuration and from the Navigation Panel, click Security Settings. The
Configuration, Security Settings window appears.
The WV‐C830APD device can be configured to operate in one of the following security
modes:
Unsecured – Wireless security is disabled, any client can associate to the VXT1821
Access Point and the wireless signal is passed unencrypted.
WEP – Stands for Wireless Equivalent Privacy. It is the legacy 802.11 security standard
and provides only basic security. WEP can be easily cracked and it is recommended to
use WPA2 instead.
WPA2/PSK ‐ Stands for WiFi Protected Access. It is based on the IEEE 802.11i standard
and uses AES/TKIP encryption algorithm. WPA2 is much more secure then WEP, it
provides best in class encryption and user authentication. It is recommended that you
enable WPA2 at all times.
“To be able to use Wireless Protected Setup (WPS) features (See at page 36), it is required
that you enable the WPA2/PSK security mode”.
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To define WEP settings:
Figure 9 ‐ WV‐C830APD Management Application – Configuration, Security Settings Window, WEP Mode
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Table 8: WV-C830APD Configuration – Security Parameters, WEP mode.
Parameter
Description
Security Mode
The selected security mode. Possible values: Disable, WEP and
WPA2‐PSK.
Authentication Mode
The selected authentication mode. Possible values are Open
and Shared.
Default Key
The index of the encryption key that will be used for
transmissions.
WEP Key 1‐4
The WEP encryption keys. Keys can be entered either as
normal alpha‐numeric characters or as hexadecimal digits.
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To define WPA2‐PSK settings (default):
Figure 10 ‐ WV‐C830APD Management Application – Configuration, Security Settings Window, WPA2‐PSK
Mode
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Table 9: WV-C830APD Configuration – Security Parameters, WPA2-PSK mode.
Parameter
Description
Security Mode
The selected security mode. Possible values: Disable, WEP and
WPA2‐PSK.
WPA Algorithm
The selected encryption algorithm. Possible values: AES
(recommended) and TKIP.
Pass Phrase
The security pass phrase to be used for generating the WPA2
encryption keys. The pass phrase can be 8 to 63 bytes long.
Access Policies:
The WV‐C830APD device can be configured to control which wireless client devices can
associate with it. The available access policies are:
Disable – Any wireless client device can associate with the VXT1821 Access Point.
Allow – A white list of allowed MAC addresses determines which wireless client
devices are allowed to associate with the VXT1821 Access Point.
Reject – A black list of banned MAC addresses determines which wireless client
devices are not allowed to associate with the VXT1821 Access Point.
Table 10 WV-C830APD Configuration – Access Policy Parameters.
Parameter
Description
Policy
The selected Access Policy. Possible values: Disable Allow and
Reject.
Add a station MAC
Enter a MAC address of a wireless client device and press the
Add button to add it to the list of allowed/banned wireless
client devices.
Press the Delete button to remove a wireless client device
from the list.
2. Click Apply to update the settings immediately. The system displays an update
message.
3. Click OK and wait for the system to restart.
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Defining WPS Settings
WPS is a standard for easy and secure setup of wireless home networks, created by the
WiFi allegiance. The WV‐C830APD Kit implements two WPS pairing methods:
The WPS‐PBC configuration method allows you to pair VXT1821 Access Point and client
devices using a push button (See Pairing your Devices on page 13).
The WPS‐PIN configuration method allows you to pair VXT1821 Access Point and client
devices by entering the PIN code of the client device in the VXT1821 Access Point WEB UI.
To define WPS settings in Access Point mode:
1. From the main menu of the WV‐C830APD Management Application, click
Configuration and from the Navigation Panel, click WPS Settings. The Configuration,
WPS Settings window appears.
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Figure 11: WV-C830APD Management Application – Configuration, WPS Settings Window
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The following table describes the actions that can be performed from this window:
Table 11: WV-C830APD Configuration – WPS Parameters
Parameter
Description
WPS
Enable / Disable WPS.
WPS Connection
The pairing method. Can be either WPS‐PBC or WPS‐PIN.
PIN
The PIN code of the wireless client device.
Start WPS Button
Initiates a WPS pairing procedure
WPS Status
Indicates the status of the WPS pairing procedure
WPS Summary
Displays a quick summary of the WPS parameters
2. Click Apply to update the settings offline. The system stores the new settings and
prompts you to restart the system.
3. Click YES and wait for the system to restart.
Note: A WPS‐PBC pairing procedure can also be initiated by pressing the WPS button on the
front panel of the device.
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To define WPS settings in Client mode:
1. From the main menu of the WV‐C830APD Management Application, click
Configuration and from the Navigation Panel, click WPS Settings. The Configuration,
WPS Settings window appears.
Figure 112: WV-C830APD Management Application – Configuration, WPS Settings Window
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The following table describes the actions that can be performed from this window:
Table 12: WV-C830APD Configuration – WPS Parameters
Parameter
Description
Start WPS PBC Button
Initiates a WPS‐PBC pairing procedure
Start WPS PIN Button
Initiates a WPS‐PIN pairing procedure
Client PIN
A read only field that displayed the PIN code of the wireless
client device. This PIN code should be entered into the
appropriate field on the WV‐C830APD AP device WEB UI
when performing a WPS‐PIN pairing procedure.
WPS Status
Indicates the status of the WPS pairing procedure
2. Click Apply to update the settings offline. The system stores the new settings and
prompts you to restart the system.
3. Click YES and wait for the system to restart.
Note: A WPS‐PBC pairing procedure can also be initiated by pressing the WPS button on the
front panel of the device.
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Site Survey (Client Mode Only)
The site survey window allows you to find and connect the VXT1825 client to a wireless
Access Point.
To find and connect to a wireless Access Point:
1. From the main menu of the WV‐C830APD Management Application, click
Configuration and from the Navigation Panel, click Site Survey. The Configuration,
Site survey window appears.
Figure 123: WV-C830APD Management Application – Configuration, Site Survey Window
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The following table describes the parameters in the site survey table:
Table 113: WV-C830APD Configuration – Site Survey table
Parameter
Description
SSID
Service Set Identifier. The code attached to beacon frames and
connection establishment frames.
BSSID
Basic Service Set Identifier. This field uniquely identifies each
BSS.
RSSI
The signal quality between the Access Point and the Client.
Channel
The wireless channel that the Access Point is operating in.
Encryption
The encryption scheme used by the Access Point.
Authentication
The Authentication scheme used by the Access Point.
State
Indicates if this is an Ad‐Hoc connection or an infrastructure
network.
2. Select the Access Point you want to connect to and click the Connect button.
3. Click Apply and wait several seconds for the Client to connect.
Clicking the Rescan button initiates a new site survey scan and may temporary interrupt
the service to the wireless Client.
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Stations List (Access Point Mode Only)
The Stations List window presents a list of clients connected to the VXT1821 Access Point.
Figure 134: WV-C830APD Management Application – Configuration, Associated Stations List Window
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The following table describes the parameters in the stations list:
Table 124: WV-C830APD Configuration – Stations List
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Parameter
Description
MAC Address
The MAC Address of the associated client.
Rate
The modulation (physical data rate) that the Access Point
services the Client with.
Bandwidth
The bandwidth that the Access Point uses when sending data
to the Client.
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Configuring Remote Management
The WV‐C830APD implements mechanisms that enable its remote management and
trouble shooting.
Remote Logging – When enabled, the WV‐C830APD periodically uploads event and
performance monitoring logs to a pre‐designated FTP server.
UPnP – When enabled, the WV‐C830APD uses UPnP to access the home gateway
device and configure its port mapping table to enable accessing it remotely.
NTP – When enabled, the WV‐C830APD uses NTP protocol to obtain date & time.
TR‐069 – When enabled, the WV‐C830APD device can be remotely provisioned using
the TR‐069 management protocol.
To configure Remote Management settings in Access Point mode:
1. From the main menu of the WV‐C830APD Management Application, click
Configuration and from the Navigation Panel, click Remote management. The
Configuration, Remote Management window appears.
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Figure 14: WV-C830APD Management Application – Configuration, Remote Management Window
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The following table describes the actions that can be performed from this window:
Table 13: WV-C830APD Configuration – Remote Management
Parameter
Description
Enable Remote Logging
Enable / Disable Remote logging.
FTP Server
The IP address of the FTP server onto which the logs will be
uploaded.
FTP Folder
The folder name into which the logs will be uploaded.
FTP Username
The FTP user name.
FTP Password
The FTP password.
Logging Interval
The period in hours of the scheduled log uploads.
Enable UPnP
Enable / Disable UPnP based port mapping configuration in
the Home Gateway.
Base Port
The port at the Home Gateway that the device will be
mapped to. In case that the selected port is already mapped
in the gateway, the next available port will be used.
Enable NTP
Enable / Disable time synchronization with an NTP server.
Primary NTP Server
The IP address of the primary NTP server
Secondary NTP Server
The IP address of the secondary NTP server
Time zone
The time zone the device resides in.
Enable TR‐069 Configuration
Enable / Disable remote provisioning using the TR‐69
management protocol.
ACS URL
The URL of the remote ACS (Automatic Configuration
Server)
ACS Username/Password
The login credentials of the ACS.
Periodic Inform Enable
When enabled the WV‐C830APD device connect periodically
to the ACS.
Periodic Inform Interval
The time interval in seconds between periodic connection
attempts.
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2. Click Apply to update the settings offline. The system stores the new settings and
prompts you to restart the system.
3. Click YES and wait for the system to restart.
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To configure Remote Management settings in Client mode:
1. From the main menu of the WV‐C830APD Management Application, click
Configuration and from the Navigation Panel, click Remote management. The
Configuration, Remote Management window appears.
Figure 15: WV-C830APD Management Application – Configuration, Remote Management Window
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The following table describes the actions that can be performed from this window:
Table 14: WV-C830APD Configuration – Remote Management
Parameter
Description
Enable UPnP
Enable / Disable UPnP based port mapping configuration in
the Home Gateway.
Base Port
The port at the Home Gateway that the device will be mapped
to. In case that the selected port is already mapped in the
gateway, the next available port will be used.
Enable NTP
Enable / Disable time synchronization with an NTP server.
Primary NTP Server
The IP address of the primary NTP server
Secondary NTP Server
The IP address of the secondary NTP server
Time zone
The time zone the device resides in.
Enable TR‐069
Configuration
Enable / Disable remote provisioning using the TR‐69
management protocol.
ACS URL
The URL of the remote ACS (Automatic Configuration Server)
ACS Username/Password
The login credentials of the ACS.
Periodic Inform Enable
When enabled the WV‐C830APD device connect periodically
to the ACS.
Periodic Inform Interval
The time interval in seconds between periodic connection
attempts.
2. Click Apply to update the settings offline. The system stores the new settings and
prompts you to restart the system.
3. Click YES and wait for the system to restart.
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Performing Administration
To perform administration:
1. From the main menu of the WV‐C830APD Management Application, click
Configuration and from the Navigation Panel, click Administration. The
Configuration, Administration window appears.
Figure 16 - WV-C830APD Management Application – Configuration, Administration Window
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The Configuration, Administration window is divided into the following sections:
Software Upgrade
Flash Components
Control Buttons
To perform Software Upgrade:
1. Click the browse button, select the new image file and press Open.
2. Click the Start Upgrade button; confirm the action by pressing OK in the confirmation
window and wait for the action to finish.
3. After the Software Upgrade finishes you can see the new software version number in
the System Information Panel.
“Do not power off or reset the WV‐C830APD device while Software Upgrade is in
progress”.
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To change the password of the WV‐C830APD:
1. Click the Change Password Button. The following window appears:
Figure 17 - WV-C830APD Management Application – Change Password Window
2. Fill the new password details in the change password window and press OK.
3. After the successful completion of the operation you will be prompted to login again.
Note: Only a single user (admin) is supported in the current release.
To download log files from the WV‐C830APD device:
1. Click the Download Log Files Button.
2. A confirmation window will prompt you to confirm the download.
To restore the WV‐C830APD configuration to factory defaults:
1. Click the Restore Defaults Button; confirm the action by pressing OK in the confirmation
window and wait for the action to finish.
Note: You can also restore the WV‐C830APD device to factory defaults by pressing and holding
the Reset button for 10 seconds.
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To reset the WV‐C830APD device:
1. Click the Reset button; confirm the action by pressing OK in the confirmation window
and wait for the action to finish.
Note: You can also reset the WV‐C830APD device by pressing shortly on the Reset button.
To disable rescue mode
1. Click the Enable rescue mode checkbox; confirm the action by pressing OK in the
confirmation window and wait for the action to finish. For further explanation see
troubleshooting section.
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Monitoring the WV-C830APD Device
The WV‐C830APD Management Application Monitor displays information about the
current status of your WV‐C830APD Device. The system continually monitors a variety of
network parameters and displays them in the Counters window.
Viewing System Parameters
To view System Parameters:
From the main menu of the WV‐C830APD Management Application, click Monitor.
The Monitor, Counters window appears.
Figure 18: WV-C830APD Management Application – Monitor, Counters Window
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A
Troubleshooting WV-C830APD Kit
Basic setup
Symptom
Advised solution
Make sure that:
The power cord is connected to the device and that
The Power LED is off
the power adapter is properly connected to a
functioning power outlet.
You are using the power adapter that was supplied
with the product.
Make sure that:
The LAN cable connectors are securely plugged in at
the wireless video extender device and at the
network device (gateway, modem or set top box).
The LAN LED is off
The connected network device is turned on.
You are using the correct cable type for your
Ethernet equipment that is at least UTP CAT5 with
RJ45 connectors.
Make sure that you have completed a successful
The WLAN LED is not on
pairing procedure as described in ʺPairing your
Devicesʺ on page 13 herein.
Make sure that the wireless video extender devices
You are seeing artifacts on
the TV screen
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are placed according to the recommendation in
Placing and connecting your devices on page 14
herein.
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Basic setup
Symptom
No access to the WV‐
C830APD web control pages.
Advised solution
Make sure that your computer IP address is
10.XXX.YYY.ZZZ and its subnet mask is 255.0.0.0.
If your WV‐C830APD IP address has been changed,
please assign the computer an IP address in the
same range as the WV‐C830APD IP Address.
Remember: Whenever a change is made in the Setup of the
Access Point, the Apply button must be used to save the
settings to the Access Point.
Remember: The Access Point control web page is not
accessible from the wireless client/adapter segment.
Using Rescue Mode:
Rescue mode enables the VXT1825 client to update its firmware version from the AP. If
enabled, this mode can be used for one of two purposes:
 To synchronize firmware versions between AP and client.
 To recover client in any case of firmware damage.
How to perform firmware upgrade in rescue mode:
1. In order to update client firmware version from the AP connect both devices via
Ethernet cable while both of them are off.
2. Power up AP device and wait one minute until boot process finishes.
3. Power up client device and monitor the process through LED behavior. It may take up
to 5 minutes.
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4. At first, client power LED will blink for 5 seconds. After that all LEDs on both AP and
client will be solid on for about 2 minutes. Next, client power LED will be off for 5
seconds and then both devices will reboot themselves. As the boot process ends you
can power off the two boards and reconnect them within the network topology as you
wish.
Using Performance Management Tool:
The AP can generate IPerf traffic to the clients and report to technician throughput and PER
to optimize installation process.
There is hidden page, to access: http:///ap/cfg_tech.asp,
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How to perform a test:
1. In order to use this tool be sure that AP and client devices are connected.
2. Choise: Protocol type, duration, station index, duration, throughput and
packet size. Recommended to use the default setting as common for IPTV.
3. Click Start Iperf to begin a test.
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4. The results will be appeared in Iperf Results windows. To get the results in
text format use Download Log Files button.
Note: don’t use a tool when real video traffic runs over the wireless link.
FCC Statement
Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device, pursuant to Part 15 of the 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 off and on, the
user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures:
● Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
● Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
● Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected.
● Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
FCC Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate this equipment.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device
must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired
operation.
This device and its antenna(s) must not be co‐located or operation in conjunction with any
other antenna or transmitter.
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This device is going to be operated in 5.15~5.25GHz frequency range, it is restricted in
indoor environment only.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
FCC Radiation Exposure Statement:
This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled
environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance
20cm between the radiator & your body.
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