System

The TK-500 Router must be properly configured before use. This chapter describes the web-based configuration.

Preparation

First connect your devices to the TK500 via cable or hub (switch) and set the IP address for the PC and TK500 in the same subnet, e.g.: set the PC IP address to 192.168.2.2, netmask: 255.255.255.0, gateway (default IP of TK500: 192.168.2.1):

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Open an Internet browser and enter the IP address of the TK500: http://192.168.2.1 (default IP of the TK500).

On the following login page, you must log in as an administrator. Enter the user name and password (default: adm/123456).

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Click on “Login” to open the configuration page.

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System

The system settings include the following ten areas: Basic Setup, Time, Serial Port, Admin Access, System Log, Config Management, Scheduler, Upgrade, Reboot and Logout.

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Basic Setup

In the Basic Setup you can change the language of the menu and the host name. This menu item can be accessed via System > Basic Setup.

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Parameter name

Description

Default

Example

Language

Set language for configuration page

English

English

Host Name

Host name of the TK500

Router

My Router

Time

In this menu item the system time of the router can be adjusted. It is also possible to set up a time server (NTP Time Server) to automatically keep the system time up to date.

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Name

Description

Default

Router Time

Router time

2017-08-01 16:00:00

PC Time

Time of the PC (or the time of the device connected to the router)

The Sync Time button allows you to synchronize the time with the connected device

Timezone

Set time zone

selectable time zone

Auto Daylight Savings Time

Automatic changeover: daylight saving time/winter time

Disabled

Auto Update Time

Time of the automatic time update

Disabled

NTP Time Servers (after enabling the “Auto Update Time” option)

Setting for NTP time server (maximum three entries)

pool.ntp.org

Serial Port

You can adjust the settings for the serial port of the router via the menu item System > Serial Port.

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Name

Description

Default

Baud Rate

Serial baud rate

115200

Data Bits

Serial data bits

8

Parity

Set parity bit of serial data

None

Stop Bit

Set stop bit of serial data

1

Software Flow Control

Software flow control

Disabled

Admin Access

In this area you can change or adjust important settings, such as the password of the administrator or the port assignment for access to the router. These settings can be reached via System > Admin Access.

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Name

Description

Default

Username/Password

Username

Username for login to the configuration page

adm

Old Password

To change the password, it is necessary to enter the old password

123456

New Password

Enter new password

Confirm New Password

Enter new password again

Management

HTTP/HTTPS/TELNET/SSHD/HTTP_API/Console

Enable

Select to enable

Enabled

Service Type

HTTP/HTTPS/TELNET/SSHD/HTTP_API/Console

80/443/23/22/4444/Blank

Local Access

Enabled - Allow router to be managed via LAN (e.g.: HTTP).

Enabled

Remote Access

Enabled - Allow the TK500 to be managed over WAN (e.g.: HTTP).

Enabled

Allowed addresses from WAN (Optional)

Sets the range of allowed IP addresses for WAN

Servers for control services can be specified, such as 192.168.2.1/30 or 192.168.2.1

Description

Describe management parameters (without effect on the TK500)

Non-privileged users

Username

Create user names without administrator rights

Password

Create password for user without administrator rights

Other parameters

Login Timeout

Set log timeout, after this value connection with the configuration page is disconnected and you have to log in again

500 Seconds

System Log

Setting options for logging log files. You can reach these via System > System Log.

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Name

Description

Default

Log to Remote System

Enable remote log server

Disabled (if enabled, IP address and port can be entered)

IP Address/Port (UDP)

Set IP address and port of the remote protocol server

Port: 514

Log to Console

Output of the log on the serial interface

Disabled

Config Management

Backup and import of router configurations, as well as reset to factory settings of the router and backup or restore the provider data. You can reach this menu item via System > Config Management.

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Name

Description

Router Configuration

Upload/save configuration file for import/backup

Restore default configuration

Click to reset the TK500 (to activate the default configuration, the TK500 must be restarted).

Network Provider (ISP)

To import or save APN, username, password and other parameters from traditional operator.

Browse

Using the Browse button you can select the file with the settings to be uploaded via Import

Scheduler

The scheduler is used to set the automatic reboot for the router. You can define the settings for this via System > Scheduler.

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Name

Description

Enable

Switches the Auto Reboot on or off

Time

Time at which the TK500 router is to be rebooted

Days

Everyday selection for daily restart

Upgrade

In this area, the router provides you with an interface for updating the firmware. To be reached via System > Upgrade.

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To update the system, select the update file (e.g. TK500-V2.2.0v4xxx.bin) in your file system via the Select_file_ button.

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Click the “Upgrade” button and confirm the start of the upgrade

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After successfully updating the firmware, click Reboot to restart the TK500.

Reboot

If you need to reboot your router, select System > Reboot. Then click “OK” to reboot the system.

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Logout

To log out of the system, click System > Logout and confirm the logout with “OK”.

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