NETGEAR Network Router XEPS103XEPS103 User Manual

Prepare to Install Your XEPS103 Powerline Extender  
XEPS103 Default Settings  
)NSTALLATION 'UIDE  
The XEPS103 is designed for easy installation. Check that these minimum requirements  
are met.  
Feature  
Setting  
XEPS103 Space-Saving Powerline Network Extender  
XEPS103 Device  
Password  
The password for each device is printed on a label attached to  
the back of the device. The password for the individual  
devices is required if you want to set the PowerLine password  
for all PowerLine devices in one operation.  
Your router uses a 12V 1A power adapter. This includes, but is not limited to, the  
following Netgear router and switch models:  
FVS318  
Start Here  
a
GS105, GS605, GS608  
PowerLine Password  
HomePlug  
These instructions explain how to add an XEPS103 Space-Saving Powerline Network  
Extender to your existing network. To do this, you complete these two simple steps:  
You can change this password to prevent unauthorized access  
to your PowerLine network.  
WG102  
b
WGPS606  
Connect the XEPS103 Powerline Extender to your router.  
a. This is the same default as the NETGEAR XE102, WGX102, XE103, and  
XE104 PowerLine products.  
Connect one or more XE103 Wall-Plugged Ethernet Adapters to form a PowerLine  
network.  
KWGR614, WGR614, WGT624, WGT624SC, WGTB511B  
WNR834M, WNR834B  
b. You get the full bandwidth of the XEPS103 when you use it with other high-  
bandwidth PowerLine devices like the XE103. Giving the units their own  
password will put them on their own logical network, even though they share  
the same power wires as other PowerLine devices. Refer to the user guide on  
your CD for more information on configuring the PowerLine password.  
WPN824, WPNT834  
How the XEPS103 Powerline Extender Fits in Your  
Network  
If in doubt, check the label on your router’s power adapter.  
Your Ethernet network is set up and an Ethernet LAN port is available on your router.  
After you install the XEPS103 Powerline Extender and XE103 or other HomePlug-  
compatible Ethernet Adapters, your network will combine these two elements:  
Use the following procedure to set up your XEPS103 Powerline Extender.  
XEPS103 Status Lights  
An Ethernet portion where the devices are connected with cables.  
The XEPS103 Powerline Extender has status lights on the front. as described in the  
following table.  
A PowerLine portion where the devices are connected over your electrical power  
wires.  
Status Lights on Front Panel  
Internet  
Access  
Power (color green):  
• Solid green when electrical power is on.  
• Off when there is no electrical power.  
Router  
Computer  
XEPS103  
Ethernet (color green):  
Ethernet Network  
• Solid on when the Ethernet port is linked but there is no activity.  
• Blinks on when there is traffic on the Ethernet port.  
• Off when no link is detected.  
PowerLine Network  
(always encrypted)  
HomePlug—PowerLine network status (color blue):  
• Solid on when connected to a PowerLine network.  
• Blinks off when PowerLine data is being transmitted or received.  
• Off when no other compatible PowerLine devices using the same  
PowerLine password are found.  
Computer  
XE103  
Ethernet Network  
The encryption of the information you send over the PowerLine helps keep it secure. This  
security feature is especially relevant in settings like apartment buildings.  
 

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