ZyXEL PLA450 v2 Quick Start Guide - Page 15

Set Your PLA450's IP Address, Add New Member, Troubleshooting, Network > LAN, Get from DHCP Server - firmware

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ENGLISH • If a device fails to appear in the table, try adding it in the Add New Member section. See Troubleshooting for more suggestions. 8 When you are finished setting up your powerline network, connect your powerline adapters to the devices you want on your network, such as computers and a router for connection to the Internet. See the diagram on page 3 for an example. 9 Congratulations! You have set up your powerline network. Go to the next section to configure your PLA450's IP address. V If you cannot access the powerline network, make sure that the network password is the same on all of your powerline adapters and that the DAKs for your powerline devices are typed correctly. If that doesn't work, make sure your powerline adapters are HomePlug AV compliant and have the latest firmware installed. See the User's Guide for more suggestions. 5 Set Your PLA450's IP Address Set your PLA450's IP address to be on your network. 1 Click Network > LAN in the navigation panel. • Select Get from DHCP Server to get an IP address from a DHCP server on your network. If you have a router, it likely includes a DHCP server function. • To use a specific (fixed) IP address, select User Defined LAN IP and enter it. You only need to change the subnet mask or default gateway if you have specific ones for the PLA450 to use. 2 Click Apply. Use the PLA450's new IP settings to connect to it. 3 Return your computer's IP address/subnet mask to their previous settings before you changed them in section 2.1. The PLA450 is now ready to connect to your switch or router. 15

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ENGLISH
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•
If a device fails to appear in the table, try adding it in the
Add New Member
section.
See
Troubleshooting
for more suggestions.
8
When you are finished setting up your powerline network, connect your powerline
adapters to the devices you want on your network, such as computers and a router for
connection to the Internet. See the diagram on page
3
for an example.
9
Congratulations! You have set up your powerline network. Go to the next section to
configure your PLA450’s IP address.
If you cannot access the powerline network, make sure that the network
password is the same on all of your powerline adapters and that the DAKs
for your powerline devices are typed correctly. If that doesn’t work, make
sure your powerline adapters are HomePlug AV compliant and have the
latest firmware installed. See the User’s Guide for more suggestions.
5 Set Your PLA450’s IP Address
Set your PLA450’s IP address to be on your network.
1
Click
Network > LAN
in the navigation panel.
• Select
Get from DHCP Server
to get an IP address from a DHCP server on your
network. If you have a router, it likely includes a DHCP server function.
•
To use a specific (fixed) IP address, select
User Defined LAN IP
and enter it. You
only need to change the subnet mask or default gateway if you have specific ones
for the PLA450 to use.
2
Click
Apply
. Use the PLA450’s new IP settings to connect to it.
3
Return your computer’s IP address/subnet mask to their previous settings before you
changed them in section 2.1.
The PLA450 is now ready to connect to your switch or router.