Llawlyfr Cyfarwyddiadau CPE Di-wifr Awyr Agored TP-Link 5.8GHz 867Mbps

1. Rhagymadrodd

This manual provides essential information for the proper installation, configuration, and operation of your TP-Link 5.8GHz 867Mbps Outdoor Wireless CPE. This professional outdoor device is designed to provide high-performance, long-distance wireless transmission and coverage, adapting to various harsh outdoor environments. It is ideal for point-to-point, point-to-multipoint, and hotspot applications.

Note: The product is packaged in single piece. For optimal performance, especially for point-to-point connections, two units are recommended. The default product setting language is Chinese, but an English user manual is provided for configuration assistance.

2. Cynnwys Pecyn

Wrth agor pecynnu'r cynnyrch, dylech ddod o hyd i'r eitemau canlynol:

• CPE Host (1 unit)
• PoE Injector / Power Adapter
• Bundling Wires (2 pieces)
• Cyflenwad Pwer DC
• Canllaw Gosod Cyflym

3. Disgrifiad Corfforol

3.1. Porthladdoedd a Botymau

• Newid Modd: Used to switch the operating mode to AP (Access Point) or Client.
• RESET/WPS Button: In power-on state, press for 0-1 second to pair with other bridge equipment. Press for 3 seconds until the wireless signal intensity indicator light starts flashing to restore factory settings and restart automatically.
• LAN1 (LAN0/PoE) Port: RJ45 port for connecting to front-end devices such as IPC. This port also provides PoE input.
• LAN0 (LAN1) Port: RJ45 port for connecting to front-end devices such as IPC.
• Porthladd POWER: For direct DC power supply.

3.2. Goleuadau Dangosydd

• Modd AP: All signal indicator lights are always on.
• Modd Cleient: Indicates the intensity of the received wireless signal. More lights on signifies a stronger signal.
• AP/Client Matching: The signal indicator light flashes slowly in turn to indicate that matching is in progress. An overall flash indicates that matching fails.
• LAN Port (LAN0/LAN1): 'Always On' means the port is connected to a device but no data is transmitted. 'Flicker' means the port is connected and data is being sent and received.
• PŴER: Always On when the equipment is powered on and turned on normally.

4. Gosod

4.1. Opening the Slide Cover

Before connecting network cables, you need to open the slide cover on the CPE shell. The cover is designed tightly to prevent it from falling off during outdoor operation. If it is difficult to open, refer to the following steps:

1. Insert a screwdriver into the gap between the CPE shell and the slide cover.
2. Press down the screwdriver to make the sliding cover slide forward under force.

4.2. Mowntio'r Dyfais

The CPE is designed for pole-mounted installation. Use the provided nylon ribbons to fix the equipment on a pillar. Adjust the side of the equipment to face the desired wireless coverage area.

5. Gosod a Pharu Cychwynnol

This section guides you through the initial power-on and pairing process for your CPE devices. For point-to-point or point-to-multipoint setups, ensure the devices are within 10 meters during the initial pairing process.

5.1. One-to-One Bridge Setup

1. Set Main Bridge: Open the product cover of the first CPE and connect the power. Switch the mode switch to AP mode.
2. Set Client Bridge: Open the product cover of the second CPE and connect the power. Switch the mode switch to Client mode.
3. Cychwyn Paru: Press the RESET/WPS button on the main bridge. The indicator lights will start flashing, indicating it's ready to connect.
4. Connect Client: Press the RESET/WPS button on the client bridge. Wait for 5-10 seconds for the two bridges to automatically connect.
5. Gwirio Cysylltiad: If the indicator lights on both bridges remain steadily on, the bridge-to-bridge connection is successful.

5.2. One-to-Many Bridge Setup (e.g., 1-to-3)

For a one-to-many setup, you will configure one main bridge (AP) and multiple client bridges. The process is similar to the one-to-one setup, repeated for each client.

1. Set Main Bridge: Open the product cover of the first CPE and connect the power. Switch the mode switch to AP mode.
2. Set First Client Bridge: Connect the second CPE to the client end and power it on. After the bridge starts normally, switch its mode to Client.
3. Pair First Client: Press the RESET/WPS button on the main bridge (AP). The indicator light starts flashing, ready to connect. Then, press the RESET/WPS button on the first client bridge. Wait for 5-10 seconds for automatic connection. Once connected, the indicator lights on both will remain on.
4. Set Subsequent Client Bridges: Repeat the process for the third and fourth bridges (or any additional clients). For each new client, switch it to Client mode, then press the RESET/WPS button on the main bridge (AP) and then on the new client bridge.
5. Gwirio Pob Cysylltiad: Ensure all client bridges show steady indicator lights, confirming successful connection to the main bridge.

6. Operating Modes and Applications

The TP-Link Outdoor Wireless CPE supports various operating modes to suit different networking needs.

6.1. Point-to-Point Connection

This mode is primarily used to establish a network connection between two remote wireless devices, such as connecting a computer to a network camera over a long distance.

6.2. Point-to-Multipoint Connection

This mode is used for wireless devices in several different areas to establish network connections with access points in a central area, often for distributed surveillance or network access.

6.3. Hotspot Applications

The CPE can provide network access for wireless clients such as smartphones, tablets, and laptops. If the front-end device of the wireless CPE is a router, it is recommended to configure the CPE to Access Point mode.

6.4. Remote Video Surveillance

The 5GHz 867Mbps outdoor wireless CPE can achieve long-distance video data transmission, enabling scattered video monitoring of different factory areas, multiple construction sites, docks, parks, and real-time viewing and centralized management in monitoring locations.

7. Web Gosodiadau Rhyngwyneb

The CPE can be configured via a web-based management interface. Connect your computer to the CPE's LAN port and access the device's IP address in a web browser (default IP is often 192.168.1.254 for AP mode, 192.168.1.252 for Client mode, as seen in diagrams).

7.1. Sefydlu Cyflym

The Quick Setup wizard allows you to select the working mode policy. You can choose to follow the external physical mode switch or fix the device to Access Point or Client mode.

7.2. Wireless Basic Settings

Configure fundamental wireless parameters such as SSID, encryption, and channel settings.

• SSID: Network name (e.g., TP-LINK_5G_D69E).
• Dull amgryptio: No encryption, WPA/WPA2, WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK (AES/TKIP).
• Modd diwifr: 802.11a/n/ac mixed.
• Lled band sianel: 80MHz/40MHz/20MHz Automatic.
• Channel/frequency: Awtomatig.
• Trosglwyddo pŵer: Adjustable (e.g., 22 dBm).
• Maximum transmission rate: Eye movement (likely an auto-negotiation setting).
• Video transmission acceleration: Toglo ymlaen / i ffwrdd.
• Enable AP isolation: Toglo ymlaen / i ffwrdd.

7.3. Advanced Wireless Settings

For fine-tuning your wireless network, access advanced settings.

• Paru: Enable/Disable.
• Group Key Update Cycle: (e.g., 86400 seconds).
• Gosodiad pellter: Manual settings (0-17km).
• Beacon time slot: (40-1000).
• RTS threshold: (1-2346).
• Shard threshold: (256-2346).
• DTIM interval: (1-255).
• GI Byr: Toglo ymlaen / i ffwrdd.
• Wi-Fi multimedia (WMM): Toglo ymlaen / i ffwrdd.

8. manylebau

9. Awgrymiadau Defnyddiwr

• Quantity for Point-to-Point: For a stable point-to-point connection, you will need two CPE devices. The product is sold individually, so ensure you purchase the correct quantity for your intended setup.
• Gosodiad Iaith: The default language for the product settings may be Chinese. If you encounter difficulties, refer to the provided English user manual for guidance on changing the interface language or configuring settings.
• Addasydd pŵer: The product includes a power adapter (PoE injector). Please select the appropriate plug type (US, EU, UK, AU) when purchasing, as different countries have different standards.
• LAN Cable: A LAN cable is typically included for initial setup and connection to the PoE injector. The length may vary, but it is usually sufficient for connecting the CPE to the PoE injector.
• Pellter Trosglwyddo: This CPE is designed for long-range transmission, capable of reaching up to 5 kilometers in non-interference environments. Optimal performance depends on clear line-of-sight and minimal environmental obstructions.

10. Datrys Problemau

If you encounter issues with your CPE, consider the following common troubleshooting steps:

• Dim pŵer: Ensure the power adapter is correctly connected and the power outlet is functional. Check the PWR indicator light.
• No Connection/Poor Signal:
  • Verify that both CPEs are powered on and configured correctly (one AP, one or more Clients).
  • Ensure the mode switch is set appropriately for each device.
  • Check the indicator lights for pairing status. If flashing, re-attempt the pairing process.
  • Ensure clear line-of-sight between devices. Obstructions can severely degrade signal quality.
  • Adjust the physical alignment of the CPEs to optimize signal strength (monitor signal intensity lights).
  • For initial pairing, ensure devices are within 10 meters.
• Methu Mynediad Web Rhyngwyneb:
  • Verify your computer's IP address is in the same subnet as the CPE (e.g., if CPE is 192.168.1.254, set your computer to 192.168.1.x, where x is not 254).
  • Ensure the Ethernet cable is securely connected to the LAN port.
  • Rhowch gynnig ar wahanol web porwr.
  • If you've forgotten the password or made incorrect settings, perform a factory reset by pressing the RESET/WPS button for 3 seconds until the indicator lights flash.
• Cyflymder Araf:
  • Gwiriwch am ymyrraeth o ddyfeisiau 5GHz eraill.
  • Ensure the CPEs are properly aligned for optimal signal strength.
  • Review advanced wireless settings like channel bandwidth and distance settings.

11. Gwarant a Chefnogaeth

For warranty information, technical support, or further assistance, please refer to the official TP-Link website or contact your local TP-Link support team. Keep your purchase receipt for warranty claims.