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page of TCP/IP

Æ LAN to set the network settings to connect with DW3512-A. Maybe you

could set the IP to 192.168.123.200 and set Default Gateway to 192.168.123.123.

Step5: Go to the page of Wireless

Æ Basic Settings, set the mode to Client and set the

Network Type to Infrastructure.

Step6: Go to the page of Wireless

Æ Security, to set the necessary authentication method for

DW3512-A if DW3512-A has enable authentication.

Step7: Go to the page of Wireless

Æ Site Survey to search and connect to DW3512-A. When

connection is OK, there should be a successful message appeared.

Step8: At this time, the PC connected to the LAN of DW3512-B could be able to reach the

DW3512-A, and access Internet via it.

Client (Ad-hoc)

If Client (Ad-hoc) is enabled, the DW3512 can work like a wireless station when it’s connected to a computer

so that the computer can send packets from wired to wireless interface. You can share files and printers

between wireless stations. Below is an example to show you how to implement Client (Ad-hoc) mode.

DW3512 (Client mode with Ad-hoc)

LAN

WLAN

PC connected with LAN

port of DW3512

PC and Notebook with

Wireless Network Adapter

Step1: Power on DW3512 and set one pc to connect with DW3512. Set PC to a Fixed IP,

such as 192.168.123.100.

¾ Step2: Enter 192.168.123.123 for the WEB interface of DW3512 with no login ID and

password.

Step3: Go to the page of Wireless

Æ Basic Settings, set the mode to Client and set the

Network Type to Ad-hoc.

Step4: Go to the page of Wireless

Æ Security, to set the necessary authentication method.

Step5: At this time, the PC or Notebook with wireless network adapter should be able to

search the DW3512 and use WiFi to send packets to PC connected to the LAN of DW3512.