NETGEAR XAV5601 Manuel utilisateur

Powerline AV+ 500 Nano XAV5601

Installation Guide

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Package Contents

Products sold in some

locations include a

Resource CD.

Ethernet cable

Powerline adapter

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Your Powerline adapter might look like one of these:

Hardware Features

Filtered

AC socket

Power

LED

Powerline

LED

Ethernet

LED

Security button

Factory

Reset

button

Left view Right view

LEDs

The LEDS indicate the status of your Powerline adapter.

• When you plug in the adapter, the Power LED lights up and

turns green.

• The adapter is not active when no Ethernet link has occurred for

more than 10 minutes. The adapter enters power saving mode,

and the Power LED turns amber.

• The Ethernet LED lights up when you connect a powered-on

Ethernet device to at least one Ethernet port.

• The Powerline LED turns on when the adapter detects at least

one other compatible Powerline device.

The Pick A Plug diagnostic feature lets you pick the electrical

outlet with the strongest throughput, indicated by the color

displayed by the Powerline LED:

- Green: Link rate > 80 Mbps (Best)

- Amber: Link rate > 50 and < 80 Mbps (Better)

- Red: Link rate < 50 Mbps (Good)

Install Your Powerline Adapter

You can add the XAV5601 to an existing Powerline network, or install

it at the same time as a compatible Powerline device to set up a new

Powerline network. You need at least two compatible Powerline

adapters (including the XAV5601) to form a Powerline network.

Compatible Powerline and HomePlug AV certified devices include the

NETGEAR XAV101, XAV1501, XAV1004, XAV2001, XAV2501,

XAV2602 XAVN2001, XAV5001, XAV5004, and XAV5501. For a

complete list of HomePlug AV certified devices, go to

www.homeplug.org/certified_products.

To install your Powerline adapter:

1. Plug it into an electrical outlet.

2. Use the Ethernet cable to connect the Powerline adapter to your

router, computer, or other device.

The Powerline adapter attempts to detect and communicate with

compatible Powerline devices that are plugged in. The Powerline

LED lights up when this occurs.

At least one Powerline device has to be cabled to your router with an

Ethernet cable. The following illustrations show examples of the

XAV5601 connected to a router, and connected to gaming equipment.

Powerline Adapter Connected to a Router

Powerline Adapter Connected to Gaming Equipment

You can plug a

power strip into

the filtered outlet,

but do not plug

your Powerline

adapter into a

power strip.

The filtered AC

socket removes

some electrical

noise. Plugging

a nearby device

into the filtered

AC socket

improves

performance.

Secure Your Powerline Network

A Powerline network forms when at least two compatible Powerline

devices communicate. After the Powerline network is up and running,

you can use the Security buttons on the adapters to add encryption to

your Powerline network.

NETGEAR recommends that you secure your Powerline network to

protect your personal information and media from unwanted access.

If you do not set up security on your network, anyone nearby

with a Powerline network can potentially use his or her

connection to gain access to your network and information you

send over the Internet. This is especially relevant in settings

such as apartment buildings, office buildings, dorm rooms, and

other populated areas.

CAUTION: Do not press the Security button until each adapter has

powered up and its Power LED is solid green. Pressing this

button too soon can temporarily disable Powerline

communication. If this occurs, use the Factory Reset button

to return the Powerline adapter to its factory settings.

To secure your Powerline network:

1. Make sure the Power LED is solid green. If it is amber, connect

a device to one of the Ethernet ports so the adapter exits power

saving mode.

2. On the first Powerline adapter, press its Security button for 2

seconds. The Power LED blinks green while you are setting up

security.

3. Within 2 minutes, go to the next Powerline adapter and press its

Security button for 2 seconds.

After security is set, the Power LED turns solid green. The

adapters can communicate over the network. The Powerline

LEDs are blinking or solid.

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