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Trek N300 Travel Router and Range Extender PR2000 8. Select the wireless network that you want to connect to and enter the related security information for that wireless network. 9. To be able to use these settings again without having to reenter them, select the To save a name for profile check box. 10. In the field provided, enter a name for the profile. 11. Click the Apply button. The Trek is configured as a WiFi extender after a two-minute setup process. 12. (Optional) Connect your wireless devices to the Trek. For more information, see Add Wireless Devices or Computers to Your Trek on page 29. 13. (Optional) To use a USB device, connect it to the USB port of the Trek. A USB device can be a USB storage drive or a USB printer. When the Trek is plugged into the wall, the USB port can also be used as a cell phone charger. For more information, see Enhance Your Local Network on page 67. Internet Connection at Home Setup Connect to the Internet with an Ethernet cable. PWowireerWdOirfefles NETGEAR Power Internet WiFi USB DSL or cable modem (Optional) Connect a USB device to the USB port Figure 10. Wired WAN connection  To connect to the Internet with an Ethernet cable: 1. Connect an Ethernet cable between the Internet/LAN port of the Trek and the Ethernet port of your DSL or cable modem. 2. Connect the Trek to a power source. For more information, see Power Inputs on page 12. 3. Turn on power to the Trek by moving the Internet via switch from the Power Off position to the Wired position. Hardware Setup 18

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Hardware Setup
18
Trek N300 Travel Router and Range Extender PR2000
8.
Select the wireless network that you want to connect to and enter the related security
information for that wireless network.
9.
To be able to use these settings again without having to reenter them, select the
To save a
name for profile
check box.
10.
In the field provided, enter a name for the profile.
11.
Click the
Apply
button.
The Trek is configured as a WiFi extender after a two-minute setup process.
12.
(Optional) Connect your wireless devices to the Trek.
For more information, see
Add Wireless Devices or Computers to Your Trek
on page
29.
13.
(Optional) To use a USB device, connect it to the USB port of the Trek.
A USB device can be a USB storage drive or a USB printer. When the Trek is plugged into
the wall, the USB port can also be used as a cell phone charger. For more information,
see
Enhance Your Local Network
on page
67.
Internet Connection at Home Setup
Connect to the Internet with an Ethernet cable.
NETGEAR
Power
Internet
WiFi
USB
Wired
Power Off
Wireles
DSL or
cable modem
(Optional) Connect a USB device to the USB port
Figure 10. Wired WAN connection
To connect to the Internet with an Ethernet cable:
1.
Connect an Ethernet cable between the Internet/LAN port of the Trek and the Ethernet
port of your DSL or cable modem.
2.
Connect the Trek to a power source.
For more information, see
Power Inputs
on page
12.
3.
Turn on power to the Trek by moving the
Internet via
switch from the
Power Off
position to
the
Wired
position.