Motorola PHX-CPE25400 User manual

CPEo 400

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WiMAX CPEo400 Series User Guide

RevisionHistory......................................... 2

VersionInformation..................................... 2

Chapter 1: WiMAX CPEo400 Series User Guide

ProductOverview........................................ 1-2

WiMAXCPEo400SeriesOverview.............................. 1-2

PowerfulFeaturesinaSingleUnit.............................. 1-3

OperatingInformation.................................... 1-3

Chapter 2: Installation

HardwareInstallationOverview................................. 2-2

SoftwareInstallationOverview ................................. 2-3

WhatYouNeedtoBegin................................... 2-3

AdvancedSetup....................................... 2-3

ProceduretoLogintotheCPE.................................. 2-4

Before y ou Begin Conﬁguration............................... 2-4

LoggingintotheCPE .................................... 2-4

SetupWizardandAuthentication ................................ 2-6

WizardStepOne—EnableLoginPasswordProtection ................... 2-6

WizardStepTwo—DeviceTime............................... 2-6

WizardStepThree—WiMAXSecurity............................ 2-6

CPEUserScreens...................................... 2-8

Chapter 3: Basic Conﬁguration

Basic ConﬁgurationOverview.................................. 3-2

PersonalizeMenu...................................... 3-2

InternetMenu........................................ 3-4

StatusMenu......................................... 3-7

Chapter 4: Advanced Conﬁguration

Advanced ConﬁgurationOverview................................ 4-2

PortForwardingMenu.................................... 4-2

LocalAddressMenu..................................... 4-3

ControlPanelMenu..................................... 4-6

Chapter 5: Glossary and Troubleshooting

GlossaryofTerms........................................ 5-2

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Glossary........................................... 5-2

BasicTroubleshootingOverview................................. 5-3

AComputerCannotLogOntotheCPE........................... 5-3

CannotConnecttotheInternet............................... 5-3

AdditionalTroubleshootingSupport............................. 5-3

Chapter 6: Conﬁguring TCP/IP and DNS Settings

ConﬁguringTCP/IP ....................................... 6-2

ConﬁguringTCP/IPinWindows2000............................ 6-2

ConﬁguringTCP/IPinWindowsXP ............................. 6-6

Chapter 7: Important Safety and Legal Information

ImportantSafetyInformation.................................. 7-2

This Product complies with the following RF energy exposure standards and guidelines: . . 7-2

CaringfortheEnvironment................................... 7-7

DisposalofMotorolaEquipmentinEUCountries...................... 7-7

DisposalofMotorolaNetworksEquipmentinNonEUCountries .............. 7-7

CMMDisclosure....................................... 7-7

CopyrightsandTrademarks................................... 7-9

Notice............................................ 7-9

Copyrights.......................................... 7-9

UsageDisclosureRestrictions................................ 7-9

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Figure1-1:CPEo400Unit.................................... 1-2

Figure2-1:CPELoginScreen.................................. 2-4

Figure2-2:CPEStatusScreen.................................. 2-7

Figure2-3:UserButtons..................................... 2-8

Figure3-1:PersonalizeMenu.................................. 3-2

Figure3-2:CPEInternetMenu................................. 3-5

Figure3-3:CPEStatusMenu.................................. 3-7

Figure4-1:CPEPortForwardingMenuNew .......................... 4-2

Figure4-2:CPELocalAddressMenu.............................. 4-4

Figure4-3:CPEControlPanelMenu............................... 4-6

Figure6-1:WindowsControlPanel............................... 6-2

Figure6-2:NetworkandDial-upConnections.......................... 6-3

Figure6-3:LocalAreaConnection................................ 6-3

Figure6-4:Properties...................................... 6-4

Figure6-5:SelectNetworkConnectionType.......................... 6-4

Figure6-6:SelectNetworkProtocol............................... 6-5

Figure6-7:InternetProtocol(TCP/IP)Properties........................ 6-5

Figure6-8:WindowsXPStartWindow.............................. 6-6

Figure6-9:ControlPanel.................................... 6-6

Figure6-10:NetworkandInternetConnections......................... 6-7

Figure6-11:ControlPanelClassicView............................. 6-7

Figure6-12:NetworkConnections ............................... 6-8

Figure6-13:LocalAreaConnectionProperties......................... 6-8

Figure6-14:InternetProtocol(TCP/IP)Properties ....................... 6-9

Figure7-1:EURoHS ...................................... 7-7

Figure7-2:ChinaManagementMethods(CMM)DisclosureTable................ 7-8

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Table1:Manualversionhistory................................. 2

Table2-1:UserScreens..................................... 2-8

Table3-1:PasswordFields.................................... 3-3

Table3-2:DeviceTimeFields.................................. 3-3

Table3-3:DeviceNameFields.................................. 3-3

Table3-4:RestoreFactorySettingsFields............................ 3-4

Table3-5:WiMAXSecurityFields................................ 3-5

Table3-6:FirewallFields.................................... 3-6

Table3-7:DynamicDNSFields................................. 3-6

Table4-1:PortForwardingBasicFields............................. 4-3

Table4-2:PortForwardingForwardingScreenFields...................... 4-3

Table4-3:DHCPServerFields.................................. 4-4

Table4-4:LeaseStatusFields.................................. 4-5

Table4-5:LeaseReservationFields............................... 4-5

Table4-6:SoftwareTabFields.................................. 4-7

Table4-7:SystemTabFields................................... 4-7

Table5-1:GlossaryTerms.................................... 5-2

Table7-1:ComplianceStatement................................ 7-3

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About

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Manual

WiMAX CPEo400 Series User Guide

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The following shows the issue status of this manual since it was ﬁrst released.

Version Information

Table 1 M an ual version history

Manual

issue

Date of issue

Remarks

A

AUG 2007

CPEo400 User Guide Relea se

B

SEP 2007

Upissue to I nitial Release

C OCT 2007

Includes review comments

D

MAR 2008

Update to remove Desktop

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Product Overview

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WiMAX CPEo400 Series Overview

Figure 1-1 CPEo400 Unit

Thank you for purchasin g the Motorola Customer Premises Equipment Outdoor (CPEo) 400

device. The Outdoor CPE allows you to connect to the wireless world easily and seamlessly.

The CPE outdoor (CPEo) device provides the user:

• Convenience — with easy plug and play functionality. Flexible connectivity. C ompact

design.

• Performance — high gain antenna providing Best in Class range in outdoor environment.

• Control — remot e management capability allows easy detection and authentication once

the unit is setup.

The features a nd the physical appearance of your Outdoor CPE device may differ slight ly from

the illustration. This product is subject to change. For the most recent documentation, visit the

Product Documentation page on www.motorola.com.

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WiMAX CPEo400 Series User Guide Powerful Features in a Single Unit

Powerful Features in a Single Unit

The CPE device provides the following features:

• WiMAX (Worldwide Interoperability for Micro wave Access) Access

• WAN DHCP Client

• LAN DHCP Server

• Home Gateway Functions

Operating Information

Operating temperature for this unit is -40C to 55C (-40F to 131F).

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Hardware Installation Overview

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The CPEo40 0 is an outdoor unit and the hardware installation is beyond the scope of this

document. Please arrange with your service provider for professional insta llation.

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WiMAX CPEo400 Series User Guide Software Installation Overview

Software Installation Overview

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What You Need to Begin

Once the CPEo400 has been professionally installed by your service provider, you will need:

• Acomputer

Ensure your computer is plugged in, and the ethernet cable is connected from your computer to

the CPE.

Advanced Setup

The CPE can also be used to connect to a multi-port switch (hub) - purchased separately from

the CPE. Connecting the CPE device to a hub will allow you to connect more than one computer

to your CPE device.

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Procedure to Log into the CPE Chapter 2: Installation

Procedure to Log into the CPE

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Before you Begin Conﬁ guration

Some settings on your computer must be veriﬁed or changed to ensure tha t your compute r

conﬁguration can support the Outdoor CPE.

Verify that the Network Settings of your LAN Connection on your computer are set to

Automatically Obtain IP Addresses a nd Aut omatically Obtain DNS Server Addresses. Refer to

Chapter 6 Conﬁguring TCP/IP and DNS Settings for instructions.

Logging into the CPE

Use the following procedure to lo g into the CPE

Figure 2- 1 CPE Login Screen

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WiMAX CPEo400 Series User Guide Logging into the CPE

Procedure 2-1 Logging into the CPE

1

Verify that the Network Settings of your LAN Connection on your computer

are set to Automa tically Obtain IP Addresses and Automatically Obtain DNS

Server Addresses. Refer to Chapter 6 Conﬁguring TCP/IP and DNS Settings

2

On a computer that is connected to the CPE, open a web browser.

3

In the A ddress or Location ﬁeld, type http://mywimax. and press ENTER

to display the login screen.

NOTE

You must include the period (.) after http://mywimax. in order to

access the login screen.

4

The Welcome to Motorola WiMAX CPE screen will be displayed and will

prompt you for a password.

5

In the Password ﬁeld, enter motorola for the password.

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Click Login

7

First time users will see a pop-up box that states:

Result: The Wizard application will guide you through for the ﬁrs t tim e

conﬁguration. Click OK button to continue.

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Click the OK button to launch the wizard application.

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You can use the setup Wizard to quickly set up your CPE for use.

Wizard Step One — Enable Login Password Protection

The setup Wizard automatically enables Passw ord Protection. It is recommended that you keep

the password protection ena bled to protect y our device a nd n etwork.

Procedure 2-2 Enable Password Protection

The Setup Wizard automatically enables Password Protection. When Password P rotection is

enabled, users are prompted for and must supply the correct password prior to gaining access

the CPE.

1

Ensure the Enable Login Password Protection box is checked. The

password will always be motorola.

2

Click Next

Wizard Step Two — Device Time

This screen a llows you t o set the time zone for your location and to enable automatic adjustment

for Daylight Sa vings Time (when applicable)..

Procedure 2-3 Device Time

1

Select the appropriate time zone for your location from the drop dow n box.

2

Check the box called Auto Adjust for Daylight Savings Time if you live in a

region that observes D aylight Savings Time (this box is checked by default).

3

Click the Next button.

Wizard Step Three — WiMAX Security

The WiMAX Security tab will contain your authentication method. Check w ith your service

provider to determine if they r equire a user name and password for authentication purposes.

Procedure 2-4 WiMAX Security

1

Select one of the follow ing:

IF: THEN...

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