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Manhattan SimpleNet Starter Kit manual

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    SIM P LEN ET U SER MAN U AL MODE L 50 6 6 63 MH-506663/536670-UM-1 1 12-01 manhattan-products.c om[...]

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    2 INTR ODUCTION Thank you for purc hasing the Manhat tan ® Si mp le Ne t ( Pow er line A V50 0 Ethernet Ada pter ), Model 506 663. The Star ter Kit, Model 50667 0, fea tures a pa ir of un its, the mi nimum n umber req uired to o perate t he de vices. This d evice allo ws you t o creat e a high- speed ne t work for y our home or o f ce b y simpl[...]

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    3 INITIAL SETUP The Sim pleNet ada pter a llows y ou to connect a devic e t hat has an E ther net po r t to a bu ilding ’ s pow er line ne t work; tha t is, the wirin g s ys tem t hat run s throughout a home , of ce, et c. In opera tion, this “bridge ” is comple tely tran sparen t: It si mply pass es data from the E therne t por t alon g t[...]

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    4 Setu p The Simp leNet adapter is a P lug and Pl ay de vice. B y simp ly pressin g a button, y ou can securel y connect to the In ternet o r to o ther de vices ( comput ers, Blu- ra y pla yers , game consoles , et c. ) on a ne t work. 1 . U se the includ ed Ethe r net cabl e to connect the adapt er to y our modem or ro uter . If y ou’ re setting[...]

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    5 INDEPENDENT NETW ORK SETUP Each S imp leN e t adap ter is se t with a de fault s ecurity k e y so it aut omaticall y link s to al l other su ch devices sh aring the same e lectr ical lin es. If there a re other s uch de vices in the bui lding ( in an of ce or apartment bu ilding , perhaps ) , you ma y wan t to create you r own individual (inde[...]

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    6 Adding Adapte r C to Existi ng Networ k AB (Network A B C) As sho wn belo w , one unassoci ated Ad apt er ( C ) is added t o exp and an e xisting ne t work: Ne t work AB. 1 . Pre ss and hold the Secu r ity button on Adap ter C for 1 0 seconds. R elease i t when the Po wer l ight as hes. The p asswor d to Adap ter C h as j ust been eras ed and [...]

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    7 Remo ving Adapte r B from the A BC Network a nd Joining with Adapte rs D & E (Network BDE) As sho wn belo w , a networked A dapt er (B ) is remo ved from on e exis ting ne t work (ABC ) and a dded to ano ther ( forming BDE ). 1. P ress an d hold the Se c urity button on Ada pter B for 1 0 seconds . Relea se it when the P ower L ED ashe s. [...]

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    8 TR OUBLESHOO TING If an y of the Simpl eNet ada pters in y our ne t work ha ve difculty c ommun icating with one ano ther , c onsider the f ollowing sugges tions. • T r y pow er - cy c lin g the unit b y unpl ugging it fr om the wall f or 1 0 seconds and plugging it in again. • Pre ss the R eset bu t ton for 2 se c onds on ea ch unit y ou?[...]

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    9 SPECIFICA TIONS Stand ards • IEE E 1 9 01 / Hom ePlug A V • IE EE 802.3 1 0Base - T • IE EE 802.3u 1 0 0Base- T X Cer ti cations • HomePlu g A V Po werline • F CC Pa r t 1 5, P ar t B, Class B • CE • RoHS Gener al • 1 0/ 100 Mbps RJ45 port • A C powe r line por t • Chip se t: Qual c omm Ath eros AR7 420 • 500 Mbps PHY rat[...]

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    10 W ASTE ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT Disposal of Electric and Electronic Equipment (applicable in the European Union and other European countries with separate collection systems) This s ymbol on the p roduct or i ts packag ing indi c at es that this p roduct sha ll no t be treat ed as hous ehold w aste . Ins tead , it should b e t ak en[...]

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    11 locate d or operatin g in conjunction w ith an y other an tenn a or transmi t ter . The equ ipmen t version ma r k eted i n the U. S. is res tr icted t o usage of ch ann els 1- 1 1 . R &T T E This d evice complies wi th the requ iremen ts of R& TTE Directiv e 1 9 99/5/EC . The ETS I version o f this de vice is int ended for h ome and of [...]

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