Buffalo Technology WLA-L11G - Manual (Page 5)

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0S9.X SETUP
2) Connecting the WLA-L11G to your network and to AC power.
2.1) Connect the WLA-L11G to your existing wired LAN.
Using the supplied ethernet cable, plug one end of the cable into an
open port of one of your existing ethernet hubs or switches. Plug the
other end of the ethernet cable into the port marked "10M/100M"
on the back of the WLA-L11G
Picture 1
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10M/100M
DC-IN 6-7V.
INIT Button
(Resets the
AirStation
to Default
settings)
(Picture 1).
2.2) Connect the Buffalo AC
adapter to a 120V AC supply
and to the DC-IN of the
WLA-L11G (Picture 1).
Note:
If you will be configuring more advanced features such as WEP,
or connecting two WLA-LIIGs as a bridge, proceed to Step 3.
Otherwise, refer to Appendix A for setting the wireless Macs with OS9.x
and AirPort Card to use the WLA-L11G.
3) Setting up your Mac with OS9.x and AirPort Card to configure the
WLA-L11G.
3.1) Go to the Apple icon in the top left corner of your Desktop screen.
Scroll down to "Control Panels", then to "TCP/IP" and select.
Go to "Connect Via" and select "AirPort" (Picture 2).
Beside "Configure", select "Manually". Beside "IP Address", input "1.1.1.2".
Beside "Subnet", input "255.255.255.0". Beside "Router address", input
"1.1.1.1". Leave the remaining fields blank. Close the window and select
Picture 2
TCP/IP
Control Panel