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AC WLAN UAE/USB Up Quick Start Guide
Overview/Using USB data carrier Overview This quick start guide deals with the special functions of the USB design of the AC WLAN and supplements associated documentation: ·· Assembly ·· License ·· Operating manual ·· Accessories
Please ensure that the instructions pertaining to all four areas are observed, especially the safety instructions and the information concerning the installation position/height contained in the assembly instructions enclosed with the devices.
Intended use The device is part of the “AC WLAN” product range and boasts the additional functions:
·· To provide the contents of USB data carriers in the internal network ·· or network connection via a GSM/LTE stick ·· or a USB printer as a network printer. The USB port is a conventional USB 2.0 connection with a max. current of 500 mA as standard. Devices such as the iPhone that can be charged with a max. of 500 mA can be charged on this port. This does not apply to devices with a large battery such as the iPad, Galaxy Tab, etc.
Only one USB stick, USB printer or GSM/LTE stick can be used respectively in the AC WLAN USB port. Do not use the device for any other purposes. The device may only be operated indoors. This quick start guide only applies to devices equipped with Firmware Version 2.1 and higher (see following figure).
Using a USB data carrier (Windows/OS X/Linux)
Procedure on Windows Proceed as follows in order to make the data on the USB data carrier (Version 1.x and 2.x) available in the network: 1 Insert the stick into the AC WLAN USB socket. 2 Click on “Connect Network Drive” under „Computer“ or “My Computer” (Windows XP). 3 Then select a free drive letter. 4 Enter the address in accordance with the following scheme in the “Folder” field:
\\Hostname or IP Address of the AC WLAN\shareExample \\192.168.0.88\share The directory of the USB data carrier is displayed directly (see figures below). Data mediums with the data system exFAT can not be used. To activate the device may be probematic with a connected USB-data device. Please remove the USB-data device before switch on the power.
Procedure on Mac OS X Proceed as follows on the Apple OS X operating system: 1 Insert the USB stick into the AC WLAN USB socket. 2 The USB stick will be displayed in the sidebar of the “Share” category with the designation of the access point. 3 Double-click on the network folder called “Share” in the displayed window. The directory of the USB stick is then displayed directly.
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For all three procedures, please note that if you are logged on to the computer as a guest, you may not possess all read and write authorisations.
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Procedure on Linux 1 Insert the USB stick into the AC WLAN USB socket. 2 Click on “Browse Network” under “Personal Folder” or “File System”. The network driver is automatically found and integrated – see (A), figure below.
Using the GSM/LTE stick Using the GSM/LTE stick
General configuration
Please note that, due to the variety of firmware versions of the various manufacturers, slight deviations in the procedure may occur (see Telekom example).
The USB version of the AC WLAN supports a variety of GSM/LTE sticks. A constantly updated list of compatible sticks can be viewed in the download area at www.rutenbeck.de
Please proceed as following in order to configure: 1 Insert the GSM/LTE stick into the AC WLAN USB socket. 2 Activate the AC WLAN DHCP server by going to the “Network > IP Settings” page and opening the configuration
page of the LAN interface there. 3 Remove the checkmark (B) next to “Ignore Interface”. 4 If necessary, change the DHCP server settings (see C).
7 Then assign precisely the name “mobile” (E) to the interface.
8 Select UMTS/GPRS/EV-DO as the protocol. 9 Click on “Send”.
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C 5 Assume the new configuration via “Save & Apply”.
6 Add a new interface (D) under “Network > IP Settings” (D).
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Using the GSM/LTE stick General configuration (continuation) 10 The interface now needs to be configured – in order to do so, enter the access data of your provider.
11 /dev/tty/USB0 must be used as the “Modem Device” (F). The entry is available approx. 30 seconds after the stick has been inserted.
If you incorrectly enter the SIM card PIN, your SIM card will be blocked.
After approximately half a minute, the GTM/LTE stick should have connected to the mobile network.
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An overview of the interfaces can be seen on the “Network > IP Settings” page.
Via the AC WLAN LAN and WLAN interface, it is now possible to establish a connection with the
devices which will automatically be given an IP address.
At this point, configuration is completed and the Internet is now available via the mobile network.
Special features with the T-Mobile Speedstick LTE 4
T-Mobile „Speedstick LTE 4“ configuration With this stick, the interface for the Speedstick must be assigned differently – in doing so, the name can be freely selected.
1 Select “DHCP Client” as the protocol. 2 Precisely enter “eth2” into the “User Defined Interface” field (G). 3 Then insert the Speedstick and restart the AC WLAN.
The Speedstick uses the IP address 192.168.1.1 as standard. The AC WLAN LAN interface must differ from that of the Speedstick.
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4 Where necessary, the IP address can be changed in the Speedstick configuration menu.
Controlling printers via the AC WLAN USB interface Controlling printers via the AC WLAN USB interface
General information Printers can be controlled in two different ways via the USB version of the AC WLAN:
·· Direct control via a desktop computer or ·· Direct control of a printer using mobile devices via WLAN
Direct control (Win) Please proceed as following in order to configure: 1 Connect a USB printer to the AC WLAN USB socket via cable.
2 In the AC WLAN web interface, click on the respective button (H) in the “Settings” field on the “Services > Print Server” page. 3 Activate the setting via “Save & Apply”.
H 4 Under “Devices and Printers” or under “Printers and Fax Machines” (Windows XP),
add a printer by pressing the respective button (I).
5 5 Select the option entitled “Add A Local Printer”.
tion type, select “Standard TCP/IP Port”.
7 Next to “Host Name or IP Address”, enter the host name or the IP address of the
The “Plug & Play” function must be deactivated on Windows XP.
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6 Select “Establish New Connection” and, next to connec-
AC WLAN. The name of the connection can be changed if necessary.
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Controlling printers via the AC WLAN USB interface Direct control (Win) – Continuation 8 It is essential that “User Defined” is selected under “Device Type”. After a brief wait, a window in order to display the selected printer is displayed.
Direct control (Mac) Please proceed as following in order to configure: 1 Go to “System Settings” via the Apple menu. 2 Double-click on “Printers & Scanners”.
9 Change the printer name if necessary. 10 A decision as to whether the printer should be ‘shared’ or not can then be made.
If the printer is ‘shared’, all computers that are on the AC WLAN network have access to the printer.
3 Via the “+” symbol, enter a new printer in the side bar located there on the left hand side. Via the Bonjour function, the printer is automatically found under the “Standard” tab.
4 If necessary, issue the printer with its own name. 5 The printer driver is automatically loaded and can also be configured.
A message that the selected printer was successfully added is then issued – a test page can also be printed if desired.
6 If necessary, the printer can be ‘shared’ in the network (J) in the “Printers & Scanners” dialogue field.
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Direct control (Linux) Please proceed as following in order to configure: 1 Insert the USB cable belonging to the printer into the AC WLAN USB socket.
2 In the AC WLAN web interface, activate the print server on the “Services” > “Print Server” page. 3 Go to “Settings” and, there, select the “Printers” menu point (K).
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4 Press the “Add” button. 5 Click on “Find Network Printer” and, under “Host”, enter the AC WLAN IP address to which the USB printer is connected.
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6 Click on “Find” – the next window should appear as follows: The JetDirect protocol should be in front of the IP address and the automatically-entered Port Number should be 9100 (M).
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Controlling the printer using mobile devices via WLAN Direct control (Linux) – Continuation 7 Select the model name of the printer so that a suitable driver can be installed (N).
8 Further optional settings, e.g. the issuing of a description, are then also available (O).
9 Click on “Apply”.
The successful setting of a printer can then be checked by printing a test page.
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Controlling the printer using mobile devices via WLAN
General The USB design of the AC WLAN supports the control of a printer using mobile devices via apps for the following platforms:
App for iOS For instance, you can use the “Print Direct” app on your Apple device.
App for Android For instance, you can use the “Print Bot” app. 2 Always select “RAW (Jet Direct)” as the protocol type.
·· Android (required version varies depending on the device) ·· iOS (Version iOS 5.x and higher)
The devices must be connected to the WLAN of the AC WLAN to which the printer is connected.
1 Under “Services > Print Server”, ensure that the print server is set to “Activated” and is saved.
2 Start the app – printers are automatically searched for and the AC WLAN is automatically recognised as a printer interface.
3 The IP address and the port are displayed – it is essential that the port is set to “9100” via the settings. This app is for test purposes.
If the printer is automatically controlled via this app, it is possible to either upgrade “Print Direct” or purchase and download the “Print n Share – The All-in-One Printer” app.
3 Enter the IP address – e.g. 192.168.0.126. 4 Select the appropriate printer driver for your printer and select “OK”.
5 If necessary, print a test page out for test purposes. This version of the app is only for test purposes.
It is possible to print three files per month without watermarks. The full version can be purchased in the Google Play Store.
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