Siemens Austria BLUE2NET Bluetooth LAN Access Point - blue2net User Manual Safety precautions
Siemens AG Austria Bluetooth LAN Access Point - blue2net Safety precautions
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| Date Submitted | 2002-02-22 00:00:00 |
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| Creation Date | 2002-02-19 18:01:23 |
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| Document Title | Safety precautions |
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| Document Author: | M. Rohrer |
PRELIMINARY ! User Guide Preliminary 2002-02-15 User Guide and notes on safety -1- PRELIMINARY ! Safety precautions Safety precautions • Only use the power supply unit provided with this device, numbered as follows !: part number: N4 EFS3 3W 4.4V (EU-variant !) N4 GFS3 3W 4.4V (UK-variant !) N4 UFS3 3W 4.4V (US-variant !) • The socket outlet for the power supply shall be installed near to the device and shall be easily accessible by the user. • Medical equipment can be affected by the use of the device. Observe the conditions in your environment (e.g. doctor's practice). • Do not install the blue2net in bathrooms or shower rooms. • Do not operate the device in environments where there is risk of explosion (e. g. paint shops). • Ensure that the operating instructions are included when passing on your blue2net to a third party. • Dispose of device in an environmentally friendly manner. • The devices should not be opened under any circumstances. Any modifications will invalidate its approval for use. -2- PRELIMINARY ! Contents Contents User Guide Safety precautions Contents Legal Notices Quick Install Connecting blue2net .......................................................................................................................... 6 Using blue2net.................................................................................................................................... 7 Accessing blue2net ............................................................................................................................. 7 Default Settings .................................................................................................................................. 7 Product Overview Package Contents............................................................................................................................... 9 Views of blue2net ............................................................................................................................... 9 Explanation of LED........................................................................................................................... 9 Installation notes................................................................................................................................ 9 blue2net Web Interface 10 Accessing the Web Interface........................................................................................................... 10 Bluetooth Paramter Setting ............................................................................................................ 12 blue2net IP Setting........................................................................................................................... 13 Bluetooth Terminal IP Setting........................................................................................................ 14 Activation Configuration ................................................................................................................ 15 Save your Settings ........................................................................................................................................ 15 Restart blue2net ............................................................................................................................................ 15 Software Upgrade ......................................................................................................................................... 15 Default Settings ............................................................................................................................................ 15 Configuration Access....................................................................................................................... 15 Troubleshooting 16 Regulatory Statement 17 General ............................................................................................................................................. 17 European Union (EU) and EFTA Member States........................................................................ 17 United States of America (USA)..................................................................................................... 18 Bluetooth Trademark 18 Appendix 19 Technical Data ................................................................................................................................. 19 Parameters ....................................................................................................................................... 20 Bluetooth Parameter Explanation ................................................................................................................. 20 blue2net IP Parameter Explanation............................................................................................................... 21 Service............................................................................................................................................... 22 -3- PRELIMINARY ! Contents Index 23 -4- Legal Notices PRELIMINARY ! Legal Notices tbd. -5- PRELIMINARY ! Quick Install Quick Install Connecting blue2net For quick installation on a TCP/IP based, Ethernet network, follow the instructions below. The blue2net supports DHCP server management and terminal IP address management. By default, the IP address of the blue2net , as well as the IP adresses of the Bluetooth terminals, are set automatically. No configuration is therefore necessary and you can follow the instructions below. If you do not have a DHCP server, IP addresses must be assigned manually. Please go through the instructions 1-2 below and the refer to " blue2net Web Interface ". 1. Connect first to the network with an Ethernet cable and then to the power supply unit. Mounting Holes Power Supply Connector Ethernet Cable Connector Indicator LED 2. Check after about 30 seconds if the indicator LED displays a steady green light. -6- Quick Install PRELIMINARY ! Notice: for the first configuration it can last about 2 minutes if you are not connected to DHCP server. Your blue2net is now ready to use. Using blue2net Make sure that your Bluetooth terminal, such as a Laptop or a PDA, operates with this technology and is fully compliant for LAN access profile. Follow the steps in the User Guide of your Bluetooth terminal. On principle just do the following steps: • Start the Bluetooth application on your terminal • Make an inquiry and scan for Bluetooth devices • Choose your blue2net from the list of alternatives and connect • By default, the Bluetooth Passkey ist set to '1234' on blue2net. This means if a log on window appears on your terminal before you have set up a Bluetooth connection, the Bluetooth Accessing blue2net First, it is necessary to deactivate the proxy server on the Web browser of your PDA or Laptop. Then you can access the internal Web interface by typing https://192.168.2.2 in the location field of your Web browser. This is the default IP address. If you have changed the IP address before, use it correspondingly. Default Settings The blue2net comes with following factory settings. all of these settings are changeable. Setting Name Type (Profile) Server Channel Multipoint Mode Discoverability Mode Connectability Mode Max Terminals Connected Default Access Mode blue2net IP Address blue2net Netmask TerminalDnsSrv1 TerminalDnsSrv2 TerminalWinsSrv1 TerminalWinsSrv2 TerminalDomainName blue2net GateWay Password Factory Setting blue2net LAN Access enabled discoverable connectable yes 192.168.2.2 255.255.255.0 192.168.3.11 192.168.3.12 192.168.3.13 192.168.3.14 my.domain.at 192.168.2.254 changeme -7- Needs to be changed Yes, for security Quick Install Default Pin Key PRELIMINARY ! 1234 Yes, for security -8- Product Overview PRELIMINARY ! Product Overview Package Contents • • 1 blue2net 1 power supply unit, EU-variant: N4 EFS3 3W 4.4V or 1 power supply unit, UK-variant: N4 GFS3 3W 4.4V or 1 power supply unit, US-variant: N4 UFS3 3W 4.4V • 1 booklet, blue2net User Guide • 4 adhesive rubber feet • 2 screws and 2 dowels Views of blue2net Explanation of LED Behavior Explanation Not lit Fast flashing Slow flashing Steady green No power Starting up Trying to get ethernet connection Ready for operation Installation notes • • • • • • • Install only in covered areas with a temperature range of 0 to +40 °C (+32 to +104°F) A 220/230V~ (110/120V~) mains socket and ethernet connection must be available nearby were blue2net is installed and shall be easily accessible. Only use the original power supply, delivered in the package. Install it in a central location, e.g. in a hallway. Try to avoid placing the blue2net where the Bluetooth radio signals can be shadowed by nearby obstacles. The installation site should not be located in the immediate vicinity of other devices, such as microwave ovens, that use the same or adjacent frequencies. The blue2net can be placed horizontally on a flat, but non slipery, surface or mounted on a wall or ceiling. Do not stand it directly on the floor. The device feet do not leave marks on the installation surface. However, due to the variety of varnishes and polishes in use, marks could be left at points of contact. -9- blue2net Web Interface PRELIMINARY ! blue2net Web Interface blue2net supports a built-in Web server with a Web interface for configuration of parameters, checking the settings and device information, and also performing a software upgrade. Accessing the Web Interface To access the Web interface, simply type https://192.168.2.2 (or if you have already changed the blue2net IP address, respectivly) in the location field of a Web browser. You will see the following page: - 10 - blue2net Web Interface PRELIMINARY ! Click to LAP Configuration to see this overview: When you click one of the "edit" buttons, you will be prompted for the configuration password. The initial password is “changeme”. After you press the button < Send Password to LAP > the site changes automatically to the home directory. For security reasons, you should change the password immediately. Notice: Make sure you remember your new password or store it on a save place. Once the password is changed, configuration access is only possible with the new password ! Explanation Bluetooth Parameter All Bluetooth relevant parameters can be changed here. IP-Parameter for LAP The IP-parameter settings like predefined or DHCP are there. IP-Parameter for Terminals The IP-parameter settings for the the connected terminals are there. Status Parameter The current blue2net IP values and version information. Activation Commands To activate the new settings just for one session or permanently. Configuration Access The configurations settings like password. - 11 - blue2net Web Interface PRELIMINARY ! Bluetooth Paramter Setting The values indicated with an "edit" button or with Table can be changed, the other are informative. Click to one of the objects name for a detailed online description. - 12 - blue2net Web Interface PRELIMINARY ! blue2net IP Setting Overview Settings Objects Value Needs to be changed LAP IP Address Resolution dhcp Fixed LAP IP Configuration Objects DHCP LAP IP Objects Time Server IP IP Masquerading Yes, if DHCP is not supported Yes. E.g. if you are not supported from a DHCP server Objects tbd. 0.0.0.0 For internal use only. 192.168.2.2 Yes, if you use the masquerading mode. - 13 - blue2net Web Interface PRELIMINARY ! Bluetooth Terminal IP Setting All these settings are communicated to the terminal via ppp. If you have default settings at the terminal, these settings are ignored by the terminal. Objects Value Needs to be changed Terminal IP Address masquerading Yes, if you want to change to Resolution prededined IP-Tables. Terminal IP Address Pool Table Yes, if you change to predefined at the Table point before. Terminal Net Mask 255.255.255.0 Yes, Netmask is necessary to change for the correct Network. Terminal Fixed Servers see lines see lines below below Terminal DNS Server 1 192.168.3.11 Yes Terminal DNS Server 1 192.168.3.12 Optional Terminal WINS Server 1 192.168.3.13 Yes Terminal WINS Server 1 192.168.3.14 Optional Terminal Domain Name my.domain.at Optional - 14 - blue2net Web Interface PRELIMINARY ! Activation Configuration In this window you get all the mighty tools for blue2net, such as: Save your Settings Restart blue2net Software Upgrade Default Settings Configuration Access - 15 - Troubleshooting PRELIMINARY ! Troubleshooting tbd. - 16 - Regulatory Statement PRELIMINARY ! Regulatory Statement General • In this equipment is the Siemens BluetoothTM Radio Module SieMo S50037 integrated. • This equipment has to be installed and used in accordance with this instruction manual. • This equipment is intended to be placed on market in all States, where the BluetoothTM technologie and the used frequency band is released. • For detail information concerning type approval of this equipment (eg. in wich States this equipment is already approved) please contact the authorised local distributor or the manufacturer. European Union (EU) and EFTA Member States Based on the assessed Siemens BluetoothTM radio module SieMo S50037 inside this equipment complies with the R&TTE directive 1999/5/EC and has been provided with the CE mark accordingly. It is conform to the following specifications/Standards: Applied specifications/Standards Essential Requirement (Corresponding article of R&TTE) EN 60950/ IEC 60950:2000 Safety (Art. 3.1a) EN 300 328 (ETS 300 328): Part 1, V1.1.1 and Part 2, V1.2.2 (2000-07) EN 301 489-17 (ETS 300 826): V1.1.1 (2000-09) EN 300 328 (ETS 300 328): Part 1, V1.1.1 and Part 2, V1.2.2 (2000-07) Electromagnetic Compatibility (Art. 3.1b) Radio Frequency Spectrum Efficiency (Art. 3.2) Note that the radio frequency band used by this equipment is not harmonized throughout the European Community. According to the R&TTE directive 1999/5/EC is this equipment a ‘Class 2’ equipment and marked accordingly with the assigned Class Identifier. CE Conformity Marking: - 17 - Bluetooth Trademark PRELIMINARY ! United States of America (USA) This equipment complies with part 15 of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rules and labeled in accordance with the FCC rules. FCC ID: P6L-blue2net 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. Note that any changes or modifications to this equipment not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user’s authority to operate this equipment. Bluetooth Trademark BLUETOOTH is a trademark owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc., U.S.A, and licensed to Siemens AG. This product is a qualified BluetoothTM product and compliant to the BluetoothTM specifications version 1.1. - 18 - Appendix PRELIMINARY ! Appendix Technical Data Radio Technology: Frequency Range: Transmission Range: Data rates: Bluetooth V1.1, power class 2 2.402 to 2.480 GHz 10m, typical asymmetric 723 kbit/s downlink 57 kbits/s uplink symmetric 434 kbits/ downlink and uplink Point to multipoint: connecting up to 7 simulteneous data users Bluetooth Profiles: LAN Access, Generic Access and Serial Port Profile: Receiver Sensitivity: -85 dBm Antenna: patch antenna integrated Processor: Power PC Memory: 16 MB DRAM/ 2 MB Flash PROM Operating System: Embedded Linux Ethernet: 10 Mbit/s RJ45 Power Supply: 4.5 V, 1 A / LAN power feed capability Power Consumption: <2,5 W Dimensions: 150 x 140 x 32 mm (5.90 x 5.51 x 1.26 inches) Weight: 200 g (7.05 oz) Operating Conditions: Indoor use only Temperature : 0 to +40 °C (+32 to +104 °F) Humindity : 20 – 80% RHG, non condensing humidity Built-in Web Server: For easy configuration Access point IP address assignment: DHCP or manually Terminal IP address assignment from blue2net: automatically, via masquerading or manually Security Web interface – password Bluetooth passkey Firewall option Software Upgrades Free software upgrade is available at "http://www.siemens.at/bluetooth" - 19 - Appendix PRELIMINARY ! Parameters Bluetooth Parameter Explanation Parameters Explanation LAP Device Name Bluetooth Address Multipoint Mode This is the user friendly name of the blue2net. SIZE 1..16 Is the unique Bluetooth address of your blue2net If Multipoint Mode is set to enabled, up to 7 clients can establish a connection to blue2net simultaneously. If Multipoint Mode is disabled, only one client can connect in this mode, because no Master-Slave switch is forced from blue2net. The blue2net can be in discoverable mode or in nondiscoverable mode. When the blue2net is "discoverable", it is visible to other devices on inquiry. When the blue2net is in non-discoverable mode it is not visible to other devices on inquiry. When the blue2net is in connectable mode,. a terminal can establish a connection to the blue2net. When the blue2net is in non-connectable mode it is not possible to establish a connection from any Bluetooth terminal. This specifies the maximal number of terminal which can be connected to the blue2net simultaneously. If this value is set to 0, no terminal can establish a connection to the blue2net. This is the number of services, which is presented to the Terminals. A list of service entries. The number of entries is given by the value of "Number of Services". The number of Terminals contained in the terminal list of this blue2net. A list of terminal entries. The number of entries is given by the value of "Number of Terminal". If Default Access Mode is set to enabled, also terminals not contained in the Terminal Table can establish a connection to the blue2net. For Bluetooth authentication "Default Pin Key" is used. If Default Access Mode is set to disabled, only terminals contained in the Terminal Table can establish a connection to the blue2net. Bluetooth PIN Key, assigned to terminals not listed in the Terminal Table. SIZE 1..15 . Discoverability Mode Connectability Mode Max Terminals Connected Number of Services Service Table Number of Terminals Terminal Table Default Access Mode Default PIN Key - 20 - Appendix PRELIMINARY ! blue2net IP Parameter Explanation LAP IP Address Resolution This parameter controls the mechanism for assigning IP address values to the LAP. In cases of dhcp, the LAP sends DHCP-Request in order to receive values during boot phase. In cases of predefined, the LAP uses the value set in Fixed LAP IP Configuration. Fixed LAP IP Configuration The IP address assigned to the blue2net, if LAP IP Address Resolution is set to predefined. DHCP LAP IP Objects The IP address presented to the ppp terminals, in cases where LAP IP Address Resolution is set to masquerading. Time Server IP IP address of the time server (for internal use only). IP Masquerading IP address presented to the ppp terminals in cases where Terminal IP Address Resolution is set to masquerading Firewall Setting If Default Firewall is set to enabled, a default set of firewall rules is activated. - 21 - Appendix PRELIMINARY ! Service Hotline +43 (0)51707 36906 Fax +43 (0)51707 55501 Email: mailto:bts.support@siemens.at - 22 - Index PRELIMINARY ! Index tbd. - 23 -
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