Netgear WNCE2001 – Universal WiFi Internet Adapter 설치 가이드

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You can power on your WNCE2001 using 

either of these methods:

•

Connect the WNCE2001 to a wall outlet with the included power adapter.

•

Connect the WNCE2001 to any USB port using the included USB power cable:

Power 

adapter

USB power

cable

NOTE: Depending on the cable that you received in the
           box, you may or may not need a plug converter
           to connect the WNCE2001 to the power adapter
           or the USB cable. If it is needed, the plug 
           converter is included in the box.

1.  Which power connection options should I choose?

Many consumer electronics devices have Ethernet and USB ports in close proximity. 
Using the USB power cable option allows you to free up one power outlet that can 
be used for something else. Even if the device to which you connect the WNCE2001 
does not have a free USB port, as long as there is a free USB port on a neighboring 
device within cable length of the WNCE2001, and that device can be turned on 
when you use the WNCE2001, you can plug the USB power cable into the 
neighboring device. Note that some USB ports on consumer electronic devices may 
not be capable or providing the power that the WNCE2001 requires. In such cases, 
the WNCE2001 may reset itself or turn itself off. When this happens, please use the 
WNCE2001 power adapter when powering up the WNCE2001.

2.  When setting up the WNCE2001 without using WPS, does the computer have to be 

on DHCP for the installation to work?
Yes.

3.  I tried to install without WPS, but when I launched my browser, I got an error page. 

What can I do?
Make sure that your Ethernet cable is fully seated between the WNCE2001 and the 
computer, and that the WNCE2001 LAN LED is on. If not, re-connect the Ethernet 
cable, and re-launch your Internet browser.

4.  Why am I getting the error “Connection was not established to the selected 

network.”?
There are a few reasons for this. First, you may have entered the incorrect network 
name or key. Make sure it is typed in correctly by clicking 

Cancel and re-typing the 

name and key. Second, the router may have stopped broadcasting. Make sure the 
router that is broadcasting your wireless network is still turned on and there is a clear 
line of sight between the WNCE2001 and the router. If possible, move the 
WNCE2001 closer to the router and click 

Try Again. If after repeated attempts to 

connect, you are still seeing this message, you may need to upgrade your router to 
one that provides greater wireless range, or purchase a Range Extender to extend its 
wireless range.

5.  What should the LED colors be when the WNCE2001 is set up correctly?

The Power and LAN LEDs should remain solid green. The WLAN LED should remain 
solid green or amber.

6.  What should I do if the WLAN LED is red?

The best connection is established when there is a clear line of sight between 
the WNCE2001 and the router you are connecting to. Make sure there are no 
physical obstacles between the WNCE2001 and the router, and try to move 
the WNCE2001 closer to the router.

7.  Why is the Power LED solid red?

It is likely that the USB port you are connected to does not provide enough 
power for the WNCE2001. Please see Question 1 for more details and 
immediately switch the power supply to the included power adapter.

8.   How do I change the settings after the WNCE2001 is set up initially?

Follow the instructions in the “Installation without WPS” section. As you enter 

, you may further configure advanced 

settings. 

9.   My device resets itself intermittently. What should I do?

Please refer to Question 1.

Unit is not powered.

Power source does not provide enough power.

Unit is busy.

Unit is powered on.

Ethernet cable is plugged in.

No Ethernet cable is attached.

No wireless connection.

Connection to router is poor.

Connection to router is good.

Connection to router is excellent.