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APC 3-in-1 Wireless Mobile Router
Quick Installation Guide
           Model Number WMR1000G
     Part Number 990-2146-001
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Documentation CD
Universal Serial Bus (USB) Power Cable
Please contact the reseller if any of the listed items are
missing from the packaging.
Features and Benefits
Internet connection to DSL or cable modem via a 10/
100 Mbps Ethernet port
IEEE  802.11g  and  IEEE  802.11b  compliant  –
interoperable with multiple vendors equipment
Provides  roaming  within  802.11b  WAN/LAN
environment
Dynamic  Host  Configuration  Protocol  (DHCP)  for
dynamic  Internet  Protocol  (IP)  configuration,  and
domain name forwarding for domain name mapping
Stateful  Packet  Inspection  (SPI)  firewall  with  client
privileges,  hacker  prevention,  and  Network  Address
Translation  (NAT).  NAT  also  enables  multi-user
access  with  a  single-user  account,  and  virtual  server
functionality  (providing  protected  access  to  Internet
services  such  as  Web,  File  Transfer  Protocol  (FTP),
electronic mail and Telnet)
Virtual Private Network (VPN) support using PPTP,
L2TP or IPSec pass-through
Easy setup through a Web browser on any operating
system  that  supports  Transmission  Control  Protocol/
Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
Compatible with all popular Internet applications
Can be powered using a USB cable or power adapter
Integrates with APC’s TravelPower
®
 Case (Figure 2)
and is compatible with APC’s TravelPower Adapter.
Note:  The  TravelPower  Case  is  sold  separately  and
may  or  may  not  include  the  TravelPower  Adapter,
depending  on  the  model  purchased.  For  more
information, go to www.apc.com.
Figure 2. Wireless Mobile Router Connector to 
APC’s TravelPower Adapter
Wireless Mobile 
Router
TravelPower
Case
TravelPower
Adapter
Step 1a - Connect Power (USB)
Power the Wireless Mobile Router using the USB cable
(provided), as follows:
1.
Connect  one  end  of  the  USB  cable  to  the  APC
TravellPower Adapter.
2.
Connect  the  other  end  of  the  USB  cable  to  the
Wireless Mobile Router.
   
 
Figure 3. Wireless Mobile Router Connected to 
APC’s TravelPower Adapter Using a USB Cable
Step 1b - Connect Power (Power Adapter)
Power the APC 3-in-1 Wireless Mobile Router using the
100/120/230-volt power adapter provided with the router
(Figure 4), as follows:
1.
Connect one end of the adapter power cord to the 
APC 3-in-1 Wireless Mobile Router. 
2.
Connect  the  transformer  block  to  a  100~230-volt
power source.
Figure 4. Wireless Mobile Router Adapters (for 
parts of the world, not including North America)
System Requirements
To  use  the Wireless  Mobile  Router,  required  system
elements are as follows:
A computer that runs a Microsoft
®
 Windows
®
-based
Operating System (OS) or Apple™ Mac™ OS
A Web browser, such as Microsoft Internet Explorer
®
5.0 or above, installed on one computer at the site for
configuring the APC 3-in-1 Wireless Mobile Router
For  wireless  LAN  connections,  each  computer  must
have a wireless network adapter installed
Internet  access  from  your  Internet  Service  Provider
(ISP)  using  a  Digital  Subscriber  Line  (xDSL),  cable
modem, or Large Area Network (LAN) with Dynamic
Host  Configuration  Protocol  (DHCP)  service
(protocol  for  automating  the  configuration  of
computers that use TCP/IP)
TCP/IP network protocol installed on each computer
in  order  to  configure  the  Router  or  to  access  the
Internet
Modes
The APC 3-in-1 Wireless Mobile Router functions in the
following modes (see the back panel for switch settings):
Access Point (AP) mode (switch position 1) to act as
a  wireless  bridge  between  an  existing  LAN  and  a
wireless user. It inherits the profile (security, user, etc.)
of the existing LAN
AP/Router  mode  (switch  position  2)  to  act  as  a
wireless networking device that connects networks by
a  wireless  connection  and  create  specific  profiles,
such as security and users
Config (Configuration) mode (switch position 3) to
connect to the APC 3-in-1 Wireless Mobile Router to
change its configuration
Client  mode  (switch  position  4)  to  convert  an
Ethernet port to a wireless interface
Security Alert: When in a location, such as a hotel or
airport,  that  requires  payment  to  connect  to  the
Internet, APC recommends using “AP/Router” mode
(switch position 2) with security set to WEP, WPA, or
MAC  filtering.  These  settings  help  to  avoid  any
u n a u t h o r i z e d   a c c e s s   a n d   c h a r g e s .   F o r  m o re
information on security and mode selection, see the
user’s manual.
Installation
The Wireless Mobile Router can be powered using a USB
cable (Step 1a), or by A/C power (Step 1b).
Caution:  Connect  the  APC  3-in-1  Wireless  Mobile
Router only to the USB port of the APC TravelPower
Adapter.  Do  not  connect  the  APC  3-in-1  Wireless
Mobile  Router  to  the  USB  port  of  any  other  device.
Failure to comply may result in damage to the device.
Step 2 - Network Connection
Connect  a  DSL  or  cable  modem  on  an  existing
network  to  the  Ethernet  port  of  the APC  3-in-1
Wireless Mobile Router.
Step 3 - Mode Setup
The following steps describe how to perform:
Access Point (AP) Mode Setup
AP/Router Mode Setup
Client Mode Setup
Note:  Use  Config  mode  to  perform  all
configurations. Make sure that the mode selector
switch on the side of the router is set properly.
Note: APC  recommends  using WEP  security  (at
a  minimum)  to  protect  against  unauthorized
access  to  the  router.  For  information  on  setting
up WEP security, refer to the
 APC 3-in-1 Wireless
Mobile 
Router 
User’s 
Manual 
on 
the
documentation CD.
Step 3a - Access Point (AP) Mode Setup
Note: By default, the APC 3-in-1 Wireless Mobile
Router  allows  both  802.11g  and  802.11b
connections.
Figure 5. AP Mode Configuration
To  configure  the  APC  3-in-1  Wireless  Mobile
Router for AP mode, proceed as follows:
1.
Use the mode selector switch on the side of the
router to select Config mode (switch 
position 3).
2.
Power  up  the  router  and  wait  for  the  Ethernet
LED  to  come  on,  indicating  that  the  router  is
ready.
3.
Establish a wired or wireless connection to the
router.  (Wired  is  recommended  whenever
possible). 
For wired, connect a standard LAN cable from
the  computer’s  10/100BaseT  Ethernet  port  to
the Ethernet port on the router.
For  wireless,  select  the  wireless  network  with
the SSID APC_AP.
4.
Start the Web browser.
5.
In the Location or Address bar, enter 
config.ap
.
Note: This will work only in Config mode.
 
Warning: Be careful when using the APC 
3-in-1  Wireless  Mobile  Router  for  an
extended  period  of  time,  as  the  unit  can
become hot.
 
Introduction
 
Thank  you  for  purchasing  the APC  3-in-1
Wireless  Mobile  Router  (Figure  1).  This
device provides connectivity up to 54 Mbps. It
is designed for wireless mobile users needing
Internet sharing and networking in mobile and
home/small office applications.
 
Figure 1. APC 3-in-1 Wireless Mobile 
Router
 
Note: The purchaser must use the APC 3-in-1
Wireless  Mobile  Router  in  full  compliance
with local laws and ordinances and guidelines
established by the local service provider. 
 
Package Contents
 
APC 3-in-1 Wireless Mobile Router 
5-Volt, 2-Amp AC/DC Power Adapter
Category 6 (CAT6) Ethernet Cable
Quick Installation Guide.
Wireless LED
Power LED
Ethernet LED
Ethernet
Power
Mode Selector
Switch: