Motorola BLADE series Manuel utilisateur

Table of Contents

1. Overview ........................................................................................... 4

Powerful Features in a Single Unit............................................................................. 5

Back Side Panel Reset Button ................................................................................... 5

Front Side Panel LED Indicator.................................................................................. 6

Front Side Panel LEDs....................................................................................................... 6

Side Panel ................................................................................................................... 8

Port Descriptions ................................................................................................................ 8

Operating Information ................................................................................................. 9

2. Installation ...................................................................................... 0

Overview ................................................................................................................... 10

Before ou Begin...................................................................................................... 10

Items Needed for Installation ........................................................................................... 10

Easy Setup ................................................................................................................ 10

3. Basic Configuration....................................................................... 3

User Interface Overview ........................................................................................... 13

4. Procedure to Log into the WiM X Wireless Broadband BL DE 5

Before you Begin Configuration ............................................................................... 15

5. Setup Wizard and uthentication................................................. 8

Procedure to Login to the Network........................................................................... 18

Account............................................................................................................................. 21

Setup Complete ........................................................................................................ 22

6. W N Configuration (Internet) ....................................................... 23

WiMAX.............................................................................................................................. 23

Internet Protocol ............................................................................................................... 23

Firewall ............................................................................................................................. 24

Dynamic DNS................................................................................................................... 25

7. Telephony ....................................................................................... 26

Account............................................................................................................................. 26

Ring Tone ......................................................................................................................... 27

Caller ID............................................................................................................................ 27

Call Forwarding ................................................................................................................ 28

Special Numbers .............................................................................................................. 29

8. L N (Local ddress) Configuration............................................. 3

DHCP Server.................................................................................................................... 31

Lease Status .................................................................................................................... 32

Lease Reservation ........................................................................................................... 33

9. Port Forwarding ............................................................................. 34

Basic................................................................................................................................. 34

Forwarding........................................................................................................................ 35

10. Control Panel.................................................................................. 37

Certificate ......................................................................................................................... 37

System.............................................................................................................................. 38

About ................................................................................................................................ 39

11. Troubleshooting............................................................................. 40

LEDs are Off..................................................................................................................... 40

A Computer Cannot Send or Receive Data..................................................................... 40

Cannot Connect to the Internet........................................................................................ 40

12.

Configuring TCP/IP ........................................................................ 4

Configuring TCP/IP in Windows XP ......................................................................... 41

Configuring TCP/IP in Windows Vista...................................................................... 45

13. Important Safety and Legal Information ...................................... 52

This Product complies with the following RF energy exposure standards and guidelines:

.......................................................................................................................................... 52

RF Exposure Compliance and Guidelines Operating ..................................................... 52

Instructions ....................................................................................................................... 52

FCC Regulatory Information ............................................................................................ 53

Industry Canada Statement ............................................................................................. 53

14. Caring for the Environment .......................................................... 55

Disposal of Motorola Equipment in EU Countries ........................................................... 55

Disposal of Motorola Networks Equipment in Non-EU countries.................................... 55

15. CMM Disclosure ............................................................................. 56

16. Copyrights and Trademarks ......................................................... 57

Notice ........................................................................................................................ 57

Copyrights ................................................................................................................. 57

Usage and Disclosure Restrictions .......................................................................... 58

License Agreements ........................................................................................................ 58

Copyrighted Materials ...................................................................................................... 58

High Risk Materials .......................................................................................................... 58



. Overview

Thank you for purchasing the Motorola iMAX ireless Broadband Residential

Subscriber Unit (BLADE series) desktop device. The Motorola ireless Broadband

Gateway allows you to connect to the wireless world easily and seamlessly

without complicated installation and setup procedures.

The Motorola ireless Broadband Gateway provides the user:

 Convenience — with easy plug and play functionality. Flexible connectivity.

Compact design.

 Performance — dual antennas supply diversity technology. Best in Class

Radio Performance. Reliable indoor coverage. High throughput.

 Control — remote management capability allows easy detection and

authentication once the unit is setup. Robust security.

Motorola Wireless Broadband

Residential Subscriber Unit

(BL DE)

The features and the physical appearance of your iMAX ireless Broadband

Gateway may differ slightly from the illustration. This illustration shows the model

with the antennas embedded inside.

This product is subject to change. Not all features described in this iMAX

ireless Broadband BLADE User’s Guide are available on all models. For the most

recent documentation, visit the Product Documentation page on

www.motorola.com.

The iMAX ireless Broadband Residential Subscriber Unit (BLADE) provides the

following features:

1. iMAX Authentication



AN DHCP



LAN DHCP



Router Functions

2. Firewall

3. URL Filter

4. Port Forwarding

5. VoIP function

The back side panel of the iMAX ireless Broadband Residential Subscriber Unit

(Blade) contains the reset button for the unit. There are two ways to reset the unit:

 Pressing the reset button less than 5 seconds to restart the device.

 Pressing the reset button for more than 5 seconds will restore the factory

configuration of the Gateway.

The iMAX ireless Broadband

Residential Subscriber

Unit (BLADE) contains five LED indicators on the front

side of the unit. The LEDs provide the status of the unit

and the signal strength for easy adjustment during

setup. It is green when on or blinking. The five LED are

on, off or blinking together to react the status.

Power Status The LED indicator is:

• On - the power to Gateway is on

• Off - power to the Gateway is off

Gateway Status The status is provided by the LED indicator as follows:

• Off - the Gateway is initializing (powering on)

• On - normal operation

• Flashing - error condition. Contact your service

provider for additional details.

iMAX Status The LED is:

• On - the Gateway has a iMAX connection

• Off - the Gateway does not have a iMAX

connection

LAN Port

The LED indicator is:

• On - LAN Port is connected

• Off - LAN Port is not connected

• Blinking - LAN port is active

Phone Port The LED indicator does not react the VoIP status.

Signal Strength All LEDs on the side are lit, full signal is received

• All LEDs are off, no signal

• LEDs will display a left to right chase pattern when the

device is attempting to locate and connect to the

network.

The side panel of the unit contains reset button, two VoIP ports, an Ethernet port and a

power connection port (from top to bottom).

Reset Reset button

Phone Two VoIP phone ports

Ethernet One Ethernet switch Port

Power AC Power connector

Temperature Range and power rating for the iMAX ireless Broadband

Residential Subscriber Unit (BLADE):

Operating temperature for the units is 0 to 40℃.

Power Rating AC for the ireless Broadband Residential Subscriber Unit (BLADE):

 110V ~240, 1A

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