Belkin Router F5D8233-4 User Manual

Product  Overview

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Integrated 10/100 4-Port Switch
The  Router  has  a  built-in,  four-port  network  switch  to  allow  your 
wired  computers  to  share  printers,  data  and  MP3  files,  digital  photos, 
and  much  more.  The  switch  features  automatic  detection  so  it  will 
adjust  to  the  speed  of  connected  devices.  The  switch  will  transfer 
data  between  computers  and  the  Inter net  simultaneously  without 
interrupting  or  consuming...

Product  Overview
Integrated N Wireless Access PointN  MIMO  is  an  exciting  new  wireless  technology  based  on  the  draft IEEE  802.11n  specification.  It  employs  MIMO  (Multiple  Input  Multiple Output)  smart-antenna  technology  that  achieves  data  rates  of  up  to 300Mbps.*  Actual  throughput  is  typically  lower  than  the  connected data  rate  and  will  vary  depending  on  your  networking  environment.
*NOTE:  The  standard  transmission  rate—300Mbps—is  the  physical data...

Package Contents

•  Belkin  N  Wireless  Router

•  Quick  Installation  Guide

•  Belkin  Setup  Assistant  Software  CD

•  RJ45  Ether net  Networking  Cable

•  Power  Supply

•  User  Manual  on  the  Setup  Assistant  CD

•  Network  Status  Display  Guide

•  Wireless  Security  Setup  Guide

System Requirements

•  Broadband  Inter net  connection  such  as  a  cable  or  DSL  modem 
with  RJ45  (Ether net)  connection

•  At  least  one  computer  with  an  installed  network  interface...

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Knowing  your  Router
Knowing  your  Router

The  Router  has  been  designed  to  be  placed  on  a  desktop.  All  of  the 
cables  exit  from  the  rear  of  the  Router  for  better  organization  and 
utility.  The  Network  Status  Display  is  easily  visible  on  the  FRONT
of  the  Router  to  provide  you  with  information  about  network  activity 
and  status.  See  the  Network  Status  Display  Guide  for  more
detailed  information.

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A.   Wireless Security...

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D.  Router/Power Status   
When you apply power to the Router or restart it, a short period of 
time elapses while the Router boots up. During this time, the “router” 
icon blinks. When the Router has completely booted up, the “router” 
icon becomes a solid light, indicating the Router is ready for use.

OFF
Router  is  off

Blinking  Blue
Router  is  booting  up

Solid  Blue
Router  is  on  and  ready

E.   Modem Status  
This  icon  lights...

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Knowing  your  Router

G.   Push Button
  
  
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This  button  is  set  aside  for  future  upgradeable  features.  Please 
check  for  the  latest  firmware  updates  at  www.belkin.com/support.

H.   Connections to Wired Computers  
  
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Connect  your  wired  (non-wireless)  computers  to  these  ports. 
These  ports  are  RJ45,  10/100  auto-negotiation,  auto-uplinking 
ports  for  standard  UTP  category  5  or  6  Ether net  cable.  The  ports 
are  labeled  1...

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J.   Reset Button
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The  “Reset”  button  is  used  in  rare  cases  when  the  Router  may 
function  improperly.  Resetting  the  Router  will  restore  the  Router’s 
normal  operation  while  maintaining  the  programmed  settings.  You 
can  also  restore  the  factory  default  settings  by  using  the  “Reset” 
button.  Use  the  restore  option  in  instances  where  you  may  have 
forgotten  your  custom  password.

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Connecting  and  Configuring  your  Router

Verify the contents of your box. You should have the following:

•  Belkin  N  Wireless  Router 

•  RJ45  Ether net  Networking  Cable 

•  Power  Supply

•  Belkin  Setup  Assistant  Software  CD

•  User  Manual  on  the  Setup  Assistant  CD

•  Network  Status  Display  Guide

•  Wireless  Security  Setup  Guide

Modem Requirements
Your  cable  or  DSL  modem  must  be  equipped  with  an  RJ45  Ether net 
port.  Many  modems  have  both  an  RJ45...

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Step 1  
   Hardware Connections – Follow the Quick Installation 

Guide (QIG)

A. 
Unplug  your  modem’s  power 
cord.  Put  the  Router  next  to 
the  modem.  Raise  the  Router’s 
antennas.

B.  
Locate  the  networking  cable 
that  connects  your  modem  and 
computer.  Unplug  that  cable  from 
your  modem,  and  plug  it  into
any  gray  port  on  the  back  of
the  Router.

C. 
Find  your  new  networking...

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Connecting  and  Configuring  your  Router

Step 2  
  Set Up the Router – Run the Setup Assistant Software

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Shut  down  any  programs  that
are  running  on  your  computer
at  this  time.

  Tur n  off  any  firewall  or
Inter net-connection-sharing 
software  on  your  computer.

B.  
Insert  the  CD  into  your  computer. 
The  Setup  Assistant  will 
automatically  appear  on  your 
computer’s  screen  within  15 
seconds.  Click  on  “Go”  to  run...