Getting Started Guide for Wireless EDGE Services xl Modules 2007-07

Getting Started

Note the message in the upper right corner of the screen, Country Code not set.

Use Network setup page to set Country Code. This setup information is provided

in Step 5.

The WEB browser interface screens have the following features:

■ A navigation panel on the left, which allows the administrator to setup

and manage the wireless services-enabled Switch 5300xl and the Module.

■ This publication will uses the following format to identify a screen:

Navigation Pane Tab #1 > Navigation Pane Tab #2 (if applicable) >

Screen Tab (in the middle of screen, if applicable). For example, to

change the password, the administrator is directed to screen, Manage-

ment > SNMP Access > V3

■ A main screen provides information and appropriate fields to add infor-

mation, and buttons for specific action.

■ All screens have three buttons in the lower left corner: Save, Logout, and

Refresh.

• Save - Non-volatile savings of the Module settings

• Logout - Logs out from current session

• Refresh - Screen refresh.

■ All screens have a Help button in the lower right corner. Select the Help

button to access additional information.

• Select tab Content to access information on the subjects in the Navi-

gation Pane. Select the appropriate subject, and double click to view

the Help information.

• Select tab Search to location information based upon a specific topic.

Enter the search term, select the search criteria to obtain the search

results. Highlight the Topic Title, and select Open to view the Help

information.

Note This device requires the administrator to select the appropriate Country Code

during the initial setup of the Module. Once the country code has been entered,

the Module will automatically limit the available channels, ensuring compliant

operation in the selected country. Incorrectly entering the country code may

result in illegal operation and may cause harmful interference to other

systems.

The administrator is obligated to ensure that a radio is operating in accordance

with channel, power, indoor/outdoor restrictions and license requirements for

the intended country. For more information, see the manuals page for the

ProCurve Radio Ports at