LevelOne WBR-6600B User Manual

300Mbps N_Max Wireless 

WBR-6600

LevelOne’s N_Max Wireless ADSL+ Modem Router 

integrates an ADSL+ modem and wireless broadband 

router in one device, allowing you to easily share your 

high speed ADSL+ Internet connection over your 

wired or wireless local network. Easily connect your 

PCs or network devices in the home of office. 

Using LevelOne’s N_Max technology, users enjoy 

1 times the speed, and 3 times the distance of 11g 

wireless technology.  And with a maximum theoretical 

throughput of 300Mbps* the LevelOne WBR-6600 is 

an ideal solution for all wireless networking: internet 

surfing, streaming video and music, sharing files, 

surveillance and more. 

Do you worry about the security of your network? 

With LevelOne’s WBR-6600 things have never been 

easier.  It has advanced Firewall and Filtering functions 

to prevent any unwanted access from the Web. Also 

the built-in WiFi Protected Setup (WPS) button means 

you can get the highest levels of wireless security by 

simply pushing a button.

With the quick and easy setup wizard means you’ll 

have your Internet and computers up and running 

with a few simple clicks.

-   antennas with T/R MIMO Technology for wireless 

data rates of up to 300Mbps

-  High-speed broadband connection with ADSL+, up 

to 4Mbps 

-  Compliant with 80.11n wireless standard, 300Mbps*

-  Extended and High-speed Wireless Network 

Connectivity with MIMO Technology

-  Incorporates WPA, WPA, WEP encryption and other 

advanced network security features

-  Simple Security with WPS Push Button

-  Integrated 4-port Ethernet Switch, one port can be 

configured as a WAN interface

-  Firewall Security with DoS Prevention and Packet 

Filtering

-  Control your bandwidth with Quality of Service (QoS)

300Mbps N_Max Wireless PCI 

Card

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1. LED Indicator Panel

. ADSL Interface

3. LAN Interface

4. WiFi Protected 

    Setup(WPS) Button

5. Reset Button

6. Power Port

300Mbps N_Max Wireless

USB Adapter with WPS

H/W Version: 1

*Theoretical throughput, actual performance depends on equipment and network conditions.

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