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Preface
Dear customer,
Congratulations on purchasing a high quality MAGINON
product.
You have chosen a modern WLAN repeater with excellent
technical equipment and respective accessory, which is
particularly easy to operate.
The WLAN repeater comes with a 3 year warranty. In case
of a defect in the WLAN repeater, you require the enclo-
sed warranty card and proof of purchase. Keep these in
a safe place.
Imprint
Issued by:
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Foto-Elektronik-Vertriebs-GmbH
Denisstr. 28A
67663 Kaiserslautern
Germany
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Read and keep instructions
These Operating Instructions belong to this
WLAN repeater. It contains important infor-
mation about the start-up and handling.
Study these Operating Instructions and, in
particular the Safety information in detail
prior to using the WLAN repeater. Non-ob-
servance of these Operating Instructions can
lead to damage to the WLAN repeater.
These Operating Instructions are based on
valid standards and regulations of the EU.
Also observe specific guidelines and laws in
other countries!
Keep Operating Instructions for further use.
When passing on the WLAN repeater to third
parties please also include these Operating
Instructions.
Explanation of symbols
The following symbols and signal words are used in
these Operating Instructions, on the device or on the
packaging.
WARNING! This signal word indicates a
high-level hazard which could cause death or
serious injury if not avoided.
CAUTION! This signal word indicates a low-
level hazard which could cause slight or mo-
derate injury if not avoided.
NOTE! This signal word warns against po-
tential material damage or provides useful
additional information regards assembly or
operation.
Declaration of conformity (see chapter
“Declaration Of Conformity”): Products mar-
ked with this symbol fulfill the requirements
of the CE Directive.
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− The WLAN repeater may not be taken apart, modified
or repaired. Danger of fire and electrocution.
− Ensure adequate ventilation and do not cover power
supply to prevent overheating.
− The WLAN repeater may not be operated with an
external timer or separate remote control system
− Never immerse WLAN repeater or plug in water or
other fluids.
− Never touch WLAN repeater with wet hands.
− Install LAN cable in such a way that it does not beco-
me a trip hazard.
− Do not kink LAN cable and do not install it over sharp
edges.
− If the WLAN repeater shows signs of smoke, smells
burnt or makes unusual noises, disconnect from
mains immediately and do not operate.
− Never store the WLAN repeater in such a way that it
can fall into a sink or wash basin.
− Ensure that children do not push objects into the
WLAN repeater.
− When not using or cleaning the WLAN repeater or in
case of a fault, always switch off WLAN repeater and
pull the mains connecter out of socket.
Safety
Correct use
The WLAN repeater is only suitable for private and not for
commercial use.
Only use WLAN repeater as described in the operating
instructions. Any other use is deemed to be incorrect and
can cause material damage and loss of data.
The manufacturers or dealers do not accept any liability
for damage resulting from improper or incorrect use.
Safety information
WARNING!
Electrocution hazard!
Faulty electrical installations or excessive mains
voltage can cause electrocution.
− Only connect WLAN repeater if the mains voltage of
the power point matches the voltage specified on the
rating plate.
− The 230 V socket used or the WLAN repeater must be
freely accessible at all times, so that it can be quickly
disconnected from the mains when necessary.
− Do not operate the WLAN repeater if it is visibly
damaged.
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WARNING!
Hazard or children and persons with
reduced physical, sensory or mental
abilities (such as partially disabled,
older persons with limited physical and
mental abilities) or lack of experience
and know-how (such as older children).
− This WLAN repeater may be used by persons with
reduced physical, sensory or mental abilities or lack
of experience or know-how provided they are super-
vised or have been instructed on how to safely use
the WLAN repeater and understand hazards resulting
therefrom. Children may not play with the WLAN
repeater. The WLAN repeater may not be cleaned or
maintained by children without supervision.
− Keep children away from the WLAN repeater.
− Do not leave WLAN repeater unintended during
operation.
− Keep packaging foil away from children. They could
get caught in it during play and could suffocate.
− When installing and assembling the WLAN repeater
ensure that a 10 cm gap is maintained on all sides
in order to provide adequate ventilation. Ensure, in
particular, that ventilation slots are not covered by
newspaper, table clothes or curtains.
Note!
Danger of material damage!
Incorrect use of the WLAN repeater can damage
the device.
− Never place WLAN repeater on or near hot surfaces
(e.g. stove tops, etc.).
− Never expose WLAN repeater to excessive tempe-
ratures (heating, etc.). Never pour liquid into WLAN
repeater.
− When cleaning the WLAN repeater, never immerse
in water and do not use steam cleaner. The WLAN
repeater could otherwise be damaged.
− Never place the WLAN repeater in a dishwasher. This
would destroy the repeater.
− Do not use the WLAN repeater if plastic or metal parts
of the device show cracks or tears or are deformed.
Replace damaged parts only with original spare parts.
− Do not drop or bump WLAN repeater and always
handle with due care. Otherwise it can be damaged.
− Only use parts corresponding to the original device
data when repairing the unit. This device contains
electrical and mechanical parts required for protecti-
on against hazards.
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− Damage to the electronics or accessory caused by
external influences such as impacts, falls or others are
not covered by the warranty and are chargeable.
The device is only suitable for internal use!
External use is not permitted.
The protective insulation of the device corres-
ponds to protection class II
Overview
This WLAN repeater quickly and effectively extends the
range of an existing WLAN network. It supports WLAN
standards 802.11 b/g/n in the 2.4 GHz- range and WLAN
standards 802.11 a/n in the 5.0 GHz range. Transmission
speed is up to 300 Mbit/s.
Due to the WPS button, the device can be simply configu-
red by pressing the button.
In devices with the described configuration, also the
Fast-Ethernet socket for connection of wired network
devices (e.g. network cameras) up to 100 Mbit/s can be
used.
The device has a compact design with 2 integrated aeri-
als or optimum and fault-free data transmission
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Preparing the WLAN repeater
− Remove packaging material and all protective foil.
Contents of box
WARNING!
Keep plastic foil and bags away from babies and
small children as danger of suffocation.
Note!
Danger of damage!
If the packaging is carelessly opened with a
sharp knife or other pointed objects, the WLAN
repeater can be easily damaged. --Please open
packaging carefully.
1. Check that delivery is complete (see Fig. A).
2. Remove WLAN repeater from packaging and check
whether the equipment or parts are damaged. If yes,
do not use the device. Contact the service address of
the manufacturer listed on the Warranty card.
SET-UP
The WLAN repeater operates in dual band mode. This
means that both 2.4G- and 5G-WLAN signals can be sent
at the same time. For each of these WLAN standards an
individual WLAN network with a SSID (network recogni-
tion) is transmitted by the repeater, depending on the
operating mode.
The WLAN repeater can repeat amplified networks of the
WLAN router as 2.4G or also as 5G-WLAN network. The
WLAN standard used by the WLAN router is immaterial.
Operation in repeater mode
The WLAN router transmits a 2.4G or a 5G WLAN network.
The WLAN repeater amplifies this network signal and pro-
vides it as a 2.4G-WLAN network and a 5G-WLAN network.
Use the repeater mode to use the WLAN repeater to
extend the range of your wireless radio network. This
halves the data transmission rate of the radio network,
as the repeater communicates with the Client and the
Wireless Access Point
1. Set the mode selection switch to repeater.
2. Connect the repeater to an easily accessible mains
socket.
3. Switch on repeater using the ON/OFF switch. The
Power/WPS LED is now lit permanently .
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NOTE!
When using the repeater for the first time,
place repeater closely to the Access Point to
be connected to the repeater. After successful
installation place repeater in area in which the
signal is to be amplified.
Configuration in repeater mode
Prior to configuring the WLAN repeater via the Web Inter-
face, DHCP for WLAN and LAN is activated.
The SSID is “Wi-Fi repeater” and no encoding has been
set.
After the WLAN repeater has been set up using the “As-
sistant Menu” and has been connected using the home
router, the WLAN repeater is restarted.
After restarting, the DHCP on the WLAN repeater is
switched off. The WLAN repeater only receives the IP ad-
dresses from the router and passes these on to devices
logged on to the WLAN repeater.
Operation as Client
An end device (here a notebook), not containing a wire-
less adapter, is connected to the WLAN repeater through
the LAN cable.
The WLAN repeater connects wirelessly to a 2.4G or 5G
WLAN Access Point.
Use the Client mode to use the WLAN repeater as WLAN
adapter.
Devices containing only a LAN socket but no wireless
adapter (e.g. set -top boxes, printers...) can log into the
network via WLAN.
1. Set the mode selection switch to Client.
2. Connect the repeater to an easily accessible mains
socket.
3. Switch on repeater using the ON/OFF switch. The Po-
wer/WPS LED is now lit permanently .
Prior to installation, the following settings must be
observed:
• Prior to configuring the WLAN repeater via the Web
Interface, DHCP for LAN and WLAN is activated.
• After the WLAN repeater has been set up using the
“Assistant Menu” and has been connected using the
home router, the WLAN repeater is restarted.
• After restarting, the DHCP for LAN and WLAN on the
WLAN repeater is switched off. The WLAN repeater only
receives the IP addresses from the router.
Operation as Access Point
An access point in a network (e.g. a router), not cont-
aining a wireless adapter, is connected to the WLAN repe-
ater through the LAN cable. The WLAN repeater is now
available in this network as a wireless 2.4G or 5G WLAN
Access Point.
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Use the Access Point Mode if you wish to use the repeater
as Wireless Access Point. In this operating mode, the
repeater or wireless communication devices is an inter-
face to the network. You can for instance connect the
repeater to a network router that does not have a WLAN
interface allowing devices to access the network router
via the repeater.
1. Set the mode selection switch to Access Point.
2. Connect the repeater to an easily accessible mains
socket.
3. Switch on repeater using the ON/OFF switch. The Po-
wer/WPS LED is now lit permanently .
Installation as Access Point
1. Connect the LAN connection of your computer to the
LAN socket of the repeater using the LAN cable. OR
alternatively you can use the WLAN interface of your
computer. Search amongst the available wireless net-
works for the network “Wi-Fi repeater” and connect to
the network.
2. Dismiss the Windows suggestion of setting up the
network through Windows Setup and select the opti-
on “Connect to network without setup”.
3. Open your Web browser and enter IP address
“192.168.10.1“. The log-in window of the repeater
appears.
4. Enter the default user name “admin” and the default
password “admin”. Click on “Ok”. Click on “Access
point“ to start the assistant.
5. Enter an SSID (network detection) through which the
repeater is to be identified as AP in the network. Click
on “Continue”. The standard SSID for the 2.4G network
is “Wi-Fi repeater“:
6. Set up a network encoding. Possible encoding: Deac-
tivate, WEP, WPA PSK, WPA2 PSK, WPA/WPA2 PSK
7. When all connection data have been set up click
on “Accept”. Wait a few seconds whilst the repeater
restarts. After the restart has been completed, the
repeater is available as a wireless access point.
8. Connect the LAN connection of the WLAN repeater to
the LAN socket of the home router or a network socket
of your home network using the LAN cable.
9. Clients (other computers or WLAN-capable devices)
can be selected on the WLAN repeater. Either by using
the initially set network key o the repeater or the WPS
key, by pressing it briefly and waiting until the Power/
WPS LED flashes.
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Installation using the WPS key (repeater mode)
The quickest, easiest and reliable way to establish a wi-
reless connection between the repeater and the WLAN
router, is the WPS button.
NOTE!
This connection method requires both devices
to contain a WPS button. As factory setting, the
WPS button is set to 2.4G radio mode. To log-in
as a dual band router, whose WPS function is
activated in the 5G radio mode, the WPS button
of the Web Interface must first be set to the 5G
radio mode.
1. Hold down the WPS button on the repeater for at least
5 seconds.
2. After 5 seconds the Power/WPS LED flashes three
times.
3. The WPS function is now active and waits for the WPS
connection.
4. Next press the WPS button of your router to be
connected to the repeater. This step must be carried
out within two minutes. The connection is set up and
the network information is exchanged.
5. When the connection has been established, the Pow-
er/WPS LED is lit permanently.
6. If the Power/WPS LED flashes, a connection fault has
occurred. Wait two minutes until the LED is switched
off and restart the connection.
7. The 5G and 2.4G signal LEDs show whether or not the
connection is fully set up.
8. Use the Web interface in order to call up the extended
settings after successful WPS connection or to ma-
nually establish the connection in case of a failed WPS
connection.
• After having restarted the repeater you can log into
the access point with your computer through the
repeater. The network detection is the same as the
SSID of the access point.
• The network key and the encoding are handled by
the router.
Manual installation through WEB interface
1. Connect the LAN connection of your computer to the
LAN socket of the repeater using the LAN cable. When
logging in as “Wi-Fi repeater” you can alternatively
use the WLAN interface of your computer. Search
amongst the available wireless networks for the
network “Wi-Fi repeater” and connect to the network.
Dismiss the Windows suggestion of setting up the
network through Windows Setup and select the opti-
on “Connect to network without setup”.
2. Open your Web browser and enter IP address
“192.168.10.1“.
3. The log-in window of the repeater appears. Enter the
default user name “admin” and the default password
“admin”. Click on “Ok”.
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4. Click on “Repeater“ to start the assistant. All available
wireless 2.4G and 5G access points are listed.
5. Select the access point to which the repeater is to be
connected and click on “Continue”.
NOTE!
If the desired Access Point is not listed, ensure
that it is active and place the repeater closer to
the Access Point. Next click on “Update” to re-
fresh the list of available wireless access points.
6. The log-in window for the selected access point
appears.
7. Enter the network key and click on “Continue”.
8. To close down the Assistant and use the repeater in
the network, select the entry “Accept”.
9. Wait a few seconds whilst the repeater restarts. After
having restarted the repeater you can log into the
access point from the list of available networks with
your computer and through the repeater.
NOTE!
By default, the network detection is the same as
the SSID of the access point to which the repea-
ter is connected. You can, however, also assign
a different network code.
The Web interface
The Web interface allows you to configure the repeater
and to, e.g. set up the WPS connection, if it could not be
set up.
Depending on the selected mode the appearance of the
Web Interface changes, as selection options relevant for
the selected operating mode are shown or hidden.
Logging into the Web interface
1. Enter the default user name “admin” and the default
password “admin”. Click on “Ok”.
2. The start page of the configuration menu of the WLAN
repeater opens. The contents of the individual menus
differ depending on which mode has been set on the
repeater.
Start page
The start page contains all information about the repea-
ter and its settings.
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Status
− Operating time:This shows the operating time since
last switch-on
− Mode: The mode selected on the device is shown in
the top let corner: Repeater, Access Point or Client.
The information displayed is identical in all three
operating modes.
Wi-Fi information (2.4G / 5G)
− ESSID: This shows the SSID of the WLAN network used
by the WLAN repeater .
− Channel: This shows the channel on which the WLAN
repeater transmits.
− Status: This shows whether the 2.4G or 5G wireless
adapter is connected to the network.
LAN
− IP: This shows the IP address of the WLAN repeater.
− MAC: This shows the IP address of the LAN adapter of
the repeater.
Assistant
Repeater and Client mode
1. First select the Access Point with which the repeater
is to connect.
2. Next, enter the network key for the selected Access
Point.
3. The repeater mode can be set in the next window.
Click on option “Accept” to complete the process. The
data are saved and the repeater is restarted.
4. After the restart of the repeater has been completed,
the start page of the Web interface appears again.
You can now close the Browser.
Access Point Mode
1. First select a SSID for the 2G or 5G Access Point.
2. Next determine the security settings for the 2.4G and
then for the 5G Access Point
3. Select the desired method from option “Encoding”.
4. Depending on the selected encoding method further
entry and selection options appear on the screen.
5. Close Settings by clicking on the “Continue” button.
6. Check the selected settings again and click on option
“Accept” to complete the process. The data are saved
and the repeater is restarted.
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7. After the restart of the repeater has been completed,
the start page of the Web interface appears again.
You can now close the Browser.
WPS settings
The WPS function of the repeater is configured in the WPS
settings.
To use the WPS function, select the control box ACTIVATE.
PIN CODE: Shows the WPS pin code: This code is applied
when using WPS with Pin code. He must be known to the
Wireless client.
Further settings
NOTE!
The extended settings are provided for experi-
enced users with adequate network knowhow.
Only change these settings if you understand
the resulting effects on the router.
WLAN Settings (2.4G/5G)
− Radio status: Option for activating/deactivating the
wireless adapter for the 2.4G or 5G network.
− SSID: Option allowing retrospective changing of the
SSID
− Encoding:Select Deactivate, WEP, WPA PSK, WPA2 PSK,
WPA/WPA2 PSK in order to set up an encoding or the
network.
− Channel: Option for setting another channel on which
the WLAN signal is transmitted.
Password settings
In this menu point, the password for the Web interface
can be determined.
Configuration tool
− Under entry “Save settings” you can save the current
configuration in a file so that it is available again once
the device is returned to the default settings.
− Use entry “Reinstate settings” to load a secure confi-
guration.
− Under entry “Reset settings” the device can be re-
turned to the default settings.
NOTE!
When resetting to the default setting all settings
and network codes are deleted!
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Firmware upgrade
If you have received a firmware update this option allows
you to enter the file path to data media from which the
current firmware can be installed.
Manual resetting to default settings
Press Reset button for 20 seconds. The repeater has now
been reset to its default settings and you can carry out
another installation after the restart.
NOTE!
When resetting to the default setting all settings
and network codes are deleted!
Overview of LED indicators
LED Colour Status Description
2.4 G signal
LED
and
5 G signal LED
Green
Perma-
nently
on
Good reception
(signal strength 100 –
50%)
Flashes
Normal reception:
Slow flashing
50 - 25%
Weak reception:
Rapid flashing (< 25%)
Off No reception:
WLAN Green
Flashes Data are transmitted
Off
The wireless network is
switched off or the LED Off
mode was set.
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LED Colour Status Description
Power / WPS Green
Perma-
nently
on
The repeater is switched
on.
In suc-
cession
3 x
flashing
A WPS connection is set
up or the WPS signal
of another device is
expected. The WPS LED
flashes 2 minutes to set up
a connection
Off
The repeater is switched
off.
LAN Green
Perma-
nently
on
Connection set up via
LAN connection
Flashes
Connection via
LAN connection is active
(data are transmitted)
Off
No connection on
LAN connection or the LED
Off mode was set.
Declaration of conformity
The EC Declaration of Conformity can be re-
quested from the below address.
The Manufacturer hereby declares that the CE marking
was applied to the product in accordance with the basic
requirements and other relevant provisions of the follo-
wing European Directives:
1999/5/EC R&TTE Directive
2006/95/EC LVDDirective
2009/125/EG ErPDirective
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Technical specification
MODEL: MAGINON WLR-510
WLAN standards 802.11 a/b/g/n;
Frequency: 2.4 GHz; 5.0 GHz
LAN connection: Up to 300 Mbps
Operating modes: Repeater / Access Point / Client
Aerial: 2 integrated aerials
Encoding: WPA, WPA2, WEP (64/128 Bit)
Power supply AC 100 - 240V~50/60 Hz, 0,3A max.
Operating temperature: 5 °C to +35 °C
Dimensions (HxWxD) 76 mm x 47 mm x 78 mm
Weight 86 g
NOTE!
We reserve the right to make technical and op-
tical changes to the product as part of product
improvements.
Storing
When not in use please disconnect the WLAN repeater
from the power supply and store it in a clean and dry pla-
ce outside of the reach of children.
Cleaning
WARNING!
Electrocution hazard!
The WLAN repeater becomes hot during opera-
tion! Let WLAN repeater cool down completely!
NOTE!
Danger of short circuit!
Any water that has entered the housing can
cause a short circuit.
− Never immerse WLAN repeater or plug in
water or other fluids.
− Ensure that no water enters the housing.
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NOTE!
Danger from incorrect operation!
Incorrect use of the WLAN repeater can cause
the device to be damaged.
− Do not use any aggressive cleaners,
brushes with metal or nylon bristles or
sharp or metallic cleaning objects, such as
knives, hard spatulas and similar. These
can damage the surface.
− Never place repeater in dishwasher. This
would destroy the repeater.
1. Pull out mains connector prior to cleaning.
2. Let repeater cool down completely.
3. Wipe repeater with a slightly damp cloth. Let repeater
dry completely.
Disposal
Dispose of packaging
For disposal, separate packaging into different
types. Cardboard and board must be disposed
of as paper and foil must be recycled.
Disposal of used device
(Applicable in European Union and other European
countries using systems for separate collecti-
on of recyclables)
Do not dispose of used devices in household
waste!
If the repeater can no longer be used each
consumer is legally obliged to dispose of
used cameras, separately from domestic waste, e.g. at a
collecting point of the municipality/district. This ensures
that used equipment is recycled correctly and that ne-
gative effects on the environment are avoided. Electrical
equipment is consequently marked with the adjacent
symbol.
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License declaration
The software used by this product is licensed under a license
governed by the conditions of GNU – General Public License.
We expressly point out that for software based on the license
conditions of the GNU - General Public License, no liability is
accepted. The software is based on the software published
on page
http://sg-gpl.net/.
The listed software is licensed according to the conditions of
GNU – General Public License. The software for this product
was specifically adapted for the repeater. The source text of
the software implemented in this product will be forwarded
if requested by email from
info@supra-elektronik.com.
In this case, your email must contain information stating the
product, serial number, proof of commercial purchase source
and proof of purchase date of product from a commercial
source.
We guaranty that the source text of the implemented soft-
ware will be forwarded for a period of at least three years
from the date of purchase, provided that the commercial
source has obtained the product directly from us or with the
involvement of only commercial agents.
has obtained the product directly from us or with the invol-
vement of only commercial agents.
Warranty card
Description of malfunction:
Return your completed warranty
card together with the faulty
product to:
Sertronics LTD,
45 Regal Drive,
Walsall Enterprise Park,
Walsall, WS2 9HQ
United Kingdom
info@supra-elektronik.com
Your details:
Name
Address
Email
Date of purchase*
* We recommend you keep the receipt with this warranty card
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Warranty Conditions
Dear Customer!
The ALDI warranty offers you extensive benefits compared to the
statutory obligation arising from a warrant
Warranty period: 3 years from date of purchase.:
Costs:
Free repair/exchange
No transport costs.
Hotline:
Free hotline.
ADVICE:
Please contact our service hotline by phone, e-mail
or fax before sending in the device. This allows us
to provide support in the event of possible operator
errors.
In order to make a claim under the warranty, please send us:
• together with the faulty item the original receipt and the warranty card
properly completed.
• the product with all components included in the packaging.
The warranty does not cover damage caused by:
• Accident or unanticipated events (e.g. lightning, water, fire).
• Improper use or transport.
• Disregard of the safety and maintenance instructions.
• Other improper treatment or modification.
After the expiry of the warranty period, you still have the possibility
to have your product repaired at your own expense. If the repair
or the estimate of costs is not free of charge you will be informed
accordingly in advance.
This warranty does not affect your statutory rights.“
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