AMX NXA-WAPZD1100
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1. Button 12VDC Input NXA WAPZD1100 FG2255 75 Specifications Cont Front Panel Components Cont Status LED Steady green LED Device is configured Blinking green LED Device in factory default settings Steady amber LED Device is shut down but still connected to a power source Flashing amber LED Device is starting up or shutting down 10 100 1000 Ethernet Two 10 100 1000Mbps RJ 45 ports for Ethernet connectivity Solid green or amber left LED The port is connected to a device Blinking green or amber left LED The port is transmitting or receiving data traffic Green right LED The port is connected to a 1000Mbps device Amber right LED The port is connected to a 100Mbps or 10Mbps device Console port DB 9 port for accessing the NXA WAPZD1100 command line interface Reset Button Hold the reset button for 8 seconds to reset the device Rear Panel Components Input One 12VDCpower jack Configuration Web user interface Statistics LAN wireless and associated stations available via UI VLAN Support 802 1Q per BSSID AP Discovery amp Control Layer 2 or Layer 3 WLANs BSSIDs Up to 32 Access Lists ACLs Layer 2 MAC address based ACL Layer 3 IP address based ACL L2 client isolation Wireless Intrusion Detection WIDS Rogue AP detection DoS attack prevention Password guessing protection Rate limiting Wireless2. Security WEP WPA TKIP WPA2 AES 802 11i Authentication 802 1X local database External AAA servers ActiveDirectory RADIUS LDAP Local Authentication 1000 user entries Countries US Canada Colombia Ecuador Mexico Number of Managed APs Up to 6 Concurrent Stations Up to 1250 Operating Environment 32 F 122 F 0 C 50 C Operating humidity 15 95 non condensing Certifications FCC IC CE C Tick VCCI EN 60950 1 RoHS Included Accessories External power adapter Other AMX Equipment NXA ENET8 2POE Gigabit Ethernet Switch FG2178 63 NXA WAP1000 Smart Wireless Access Point US Operation FG2255 51 NXA WAP1000 Smart Wireless Access Point Operation Outside US FG2255 53 NXA WAPZD License Upgrades FG2255 62 63 64 For full warranty information refer to the AMX Instruction Manual s associated with your Product s 11 12 2012 AMX All rights reserved AMX and the AMX logo are registered trademarks of AMX AMX reserves the right to alter specifications without notice at any time 3000 RESEARCH DRIVE RICHARDSON TX 75082 800 222 0193 fax 469 624 7153 technical support 800 932 6993 www amx com 93 2255 75 REV B Configuring the NXA WAPZD1100 NOTE Windows 7 users may need to turn on Network Discovery before attempting these steps To configure the NXA WAPZD1100 and its companion NXA WAP1000 devices 1 C
3. to provide maximum performance and reliability Complete Centralized WLAN Control Dynamically controls the RF channel assignment and transmit power level for each NXA WAP1000 Wireless Access Point Integrated Wi Fi Client Performance Tools Ruckus SpeedFlex allows administrators to locally or remotely determine client Wi Fi performance over the wireless LAN to improve troubleshooting Secure Admission Control Across the WLAN The NXA WAP1000 centralizes authentication and authorization decisions for all access points Automatic User Security Supports Ruckus s patent pending Dynamic Pre Shared Key PSK capability eliminating the requirement to configure and update individual PC client devices with unique encryption keys Power Adapter Compatibility The NXA WAPZD1100 is shipped with an appropriate power adapter for the country in which it is to be used FG2255 75 Includes US Power Adapter for use in US Canada Colombia Ecuador Mexico Product Specifications FIG 1 NXA WAPZD1100 front and rear view NXA WAPZD1100 FG2255 75 Specifications Dimensions HWD 1 1 2 x 6 5 16 x 9 13 16 39 mm x 159 mm x 250 mm Weight 2 2 lbs 1 Kg Power External power adapter Input 110 240V AC Output 12V DC 1A Front Panel Components Power LED Green LED the device is receiving power front rear Power Status 10 100 1000 Ethernet Output Console Reset LED LED Port
4. Installation Guide NXA WAPZD1100 ZoneDirector Smart WLAN Controller Overview The NXA WAPZD1100 FG2255 75 is a centrally managed wireless LAN WLAN controller for homes and business using multiple NXA WAP1000 Wireless Access Points that delivers exceptional performance by integrating the Ruckus Smart OS application engine It delivers advanced features such as smart wireless meshing hotspot authentication elegant guest networking and dynamic Wi Fi security Redundant and secure the AMX ZoneDirector provides WLAN wide network security RF and location management within a single easy to use and affordable WLAN system Common Applications Ideal for homes and businesses that require a robust and secure WLAN that can be easily deployed centrally managed and automatically tuned The NXA WAP1000 is perfect for environments where high bandwidth applications such as video streaming are accessed simultaneously from several wireless devices such as iPads laptops and gaming consoles Features Configure and Install in Minutes Automatically discovers and configures AMX NXA WAP1000 Wireless Access Points making them instantly manageable Smart Wireless Mesh Networking Simplifies deployment and reduces installation cost by eliminating the need to run Ethernet cable to every AMX NXA WAP1000 Automatically Adapts to Wi Fi Signal Changes in Real time The SmartMesh Networking is self organizing self optimizing and self healing
5. econd 115200 Data bits 8 Parity None Stop bits 1 Flow control None 4 Click OK or Open to connect depending on your terminal client 5 At the Please Login prompt enter the admin login name default admin and password default admin You are now logged into the NXA WAPZD1100 with limited privileges As a user with limited privileges you can view a history of previously executed commands and ping a device If you want to run more commands you can switch to privileged mode by entering enable at the root prompt To view a list of commands that are available at the root level enter help or FIG 2 Configuring a terminal client
6. ke the changes 3 When the wizard Finish screen appears note the instructions including the IP address now assigned to the NXA WAPZD1100 These will enable you to log into the newly configured XA WAPZD1100 NOTE Complete information on other configuration management and trouble shooting options is available through the NXA WAPZD1100 Operation Reference Guide available at www amx com Connecting NXA WAP1000s to Your Local Area Ethernet Network To connect the NXA WAP1000s to the local Ethernet network 1 Distribute the NXA WAP1000s around your worksite making sure they are 100 to 200 feet apart to ensure the best coverage 2 Record each WAP s Ethernet MAC address printed on the bottom of every WAP and note each devices exact worksite location 3 Connect each NXA WAP1000 to an Ethernet port When the NXA WAP1000s have powered up they will automatically discover the NXA WAPZD1100 Accessing the NXA WAPZD1100 s Command Line Interface Aside from using the NXD WAPZD1100 s Browser Based Configuration Pages you can also perform many management and configuration tasks using the NXD WAPZD1100 s Command Line Interface CLI by connecting directly to the Console port To access the NXD WAPZD1100 CLI 1 Connect an admin PC to the NXD WAPZD1100 Console port FIG 1 using a DB 9 serial cable 2 Launch a terminal program such as Hyperterminal PuTTy etc FIG 2 3 Enter the following connection settings Bits per s
7. onnect the NXA WAPZD1100 to a convenient power source and press the power button 2 After the Power LED is lit the Status LED is a blinking red light 3 When the NXA WAPZD1100 is powered up the Status LED is a blinking green light indicating that the system is in the factory default state After you complete the Setup Wizard the Status LED will be a steady green light Once the NXA WAPZD1100 is on and connected to your network use your administration PC to discover it verifying its connection This automatically starts the Setup Wizard 1 Open the My Network Places window from your PC desktop 2 Click the Show icons for networked UPnP Universal Plug and Play devices link in the Network Tasks pane 3 If the Show UPnP Device Icons confirmation dialog box appears click Yes to proceed Windows sets up the feature then activates it 4 After Windows checks the network a new NXA WAPZD1100 icon appears in the My Network Places window To proceed with setup double click that icon 5 The NXA WAPZD1100 ZoneDirector Wireless Setup wizard appears ready for wireless network configuration Working With the Wizard 1 Before using the Wireless Setup wizard obtain and enter the following information to complete the configuration Language Pick the language you prefer to use in the WebUI application from the drop down list This is separate from OS System or browser language settings General Create a uni
8. que Name for the NXA WAPZD1100 Use only letters and numbers for the name Choose the country code Management IP If you select DHCP you must connect your NXA WAPZD1100 to the local network via one of the Ethernet ports The wizard will display the IP address it acquires from the local network Write this down as you will need it later If you selected Manual then enter the required network settings in the now active text fields NOTE The NXA WAPZD1100 s default IP address is 192 168 0 2 with a network mask of 255 255 255 0 The NXA WAPZD1100 is shipped with its default IP address settings as DHCP but if it is installed outside of a DHCP network the device will revert to the default IP address Wireless LANs Enter the network name ESSID If you choose WPA PSK for security enter a secure Passphrase for your WLAN Make a note of the passphrase as some users may need it when connecting their clients Guest WLAN optional click the check box to create a Guest WLAN in addition to the corporate WLAN then enter the name of the Guest WLAN Administrator Set up both the admin account and the first network user account representing you as the administrator NOTE The user name and password can be any combination of letters and numbers plus underscores or hyphens 2 Review the wizard Confirmation entries If you need to make a correction click Back until the appropriate setup screen appears then ma
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