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Installation Guide for Aruba IAP-205

1. Mounting of IAP-205 to the facilities

In order to attach IAP-205 to a wall or ceiling to the facility but it does not have ceiling rails, it should
be prepared an optional mounting kit for example AP-200-MNT-W2, AP-220-MNT-W1, etc.

[Options Reference Example]

(1) AP-220-MNT-W1 Wall Mount Installation Guide
(2) AP-200-MNT-W2 Mounting Kit Installation Guide

[Hint]
It cannot be installed directly on a wall or a ceiling without an optional mounting kit.

2. Connection Example for the initial configuration

The following is an example for the initial configuration.

Maintenance PC Access Point (IAP-205)

Wireless access

Wired Connection PoE Injector Wired Connection

(INET Port)

LAN Side PoE Side

[Hint]
・Please prepare the maintenance PC with wireless LAN can be used. IAP-205 can only be
configured via wireless LAN.
・The maintenance PC should be connected only IAP-205. Please do not connect another wireless
device.
・Please connect IAP-205 to PoE injector or PoE HUB or AeroDR Interface Unit/Unit2. IAP-205
requires a PoE power supply.

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・ Please connect the PC and the PoE injector via wired LAN. Otherwise wireless will be
disconnected in about 3 minutes and be reconnected more than 5 minutes later.

3. Connection for the initial configuration

ENET Port

1. Connect the AP and the PoE Injector with an Ethernet cable.

※Connect the Ethernet cable to the ENET port.
2. Connect the maintenance PC and the PoE Injector with an Ethernet cable.

※After the access point is turned on, it takes more than 5 minutes until the radio to work. It can
be accessed when 2.4GHz LED changes from amber to green.

4. Connect to the Access Point

4.1. Set the IP address settings for the wireless network connection of the maintenance PC to [Obtain
an IP address automatically].

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4.2. After left-click on the network icon in the notification area of the Windows taskbar, select [instant]
and press [Connect] button in the list of available wireless networks.

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Network Icon

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[Memo]
This access point will send the SSID as named [instant] to automatically select a channel from the
2.4GHz band.

4.3. If the following window is displayed, press [Cancel].

4.4. Access [http://172.31.98.1] in Internet Explorer, then click [Continue to this web site (not
recommended)].

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4.5. When the following dialog box is opened, press [Continue login]. (Depend on versions of Internet
Explorer.)
[Hint]
If you are using IE 11, you do not need to downgrade to IE in the figure below is recommended.

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4.6. Type User name: admin, Password: admin. Then press [Log In]

4.7. Country Code Setting

If the following dialog box is opened at the first time login, select the country where the AP is installed.
(Only in case of IAP-205-RW)

5. Confirmation Firmware Version and Version up

5.1. After about 1 minute after logging, the following main menu is displayed, click [Maintenance]
from the top right corner of the menu.

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5.2. Select [Firmware] tab in [Maintenance] window and check [Current Version:]. If the current
version is the latest, go to the “6. AP Setting”.

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5.3. In order to upgrade the firmware, select [Image file] and select the firmware file from [Browse],
check [Reboot all Aps after upgrade], and then press [Upgrade Now].

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5.4. Press [Upgrade Now] button when “Confirm Firmware Upgrade” dialog box is opened.

5.5. Then the “Uploading” dialog box is opened. Press [OK] button when it changes to “Upgrade
successful”.

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5.6. Then the “Reboot In Progress…” dialog box is opened. Select [instant] and press [Connect] button
again when [instant] is appeared in the list of available wireless networks more than 5 minutes
after the “Upgrade Now” button (see 5.4) is pressed.

5.7. Press [OK] and login again when the “Reboot Successful” dialog box is opened.

6. AP Setting
6.1. Select the MAC address under [Name] in [1 Access Point] area at the center-top of the main menu.
Then click [edit].

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6.2. Select [Specify Statically], input [IP Address:], [Netmask:] and [Default Gateway:] and press [OK].
Default gateway is mandatory. When the facility does not define default gateway, please set a IP
address which is not used. Default value is 192.168.20.1.

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6.3. Press [OK] when the following dialog box is opened.

6.4. Select the MAC address again under [Name] in [1 Access Point] area at the center-top of the main
menu. Then click [edit].

6.5. Check [Administrator assigned] in [Radio] tab, set the channel to [Channel:] and set [127] to the
transmit power.

[Hint]
[127] in [Transmit power:] means the maximum transmit power.

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[Memo]
- It is not allowed to operate in DFS band.
- It is not allowed to select channels with [+], [++] for example [36+] because it means 40MHz or
80MHz band width.

6.6. Click [New] in [1 Network] area at the left-top of the main screen.

6.7. Set the SSID name at [Name (SSID):] and click [Show advanced options].

6.8. In the [WLAN Settings], select as the followings and click [Next]:
- Broadcast filtering: Disabled
- Band: 5 GHz
- Disable SSID on uplink failure: Unchecked

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6.9. Click [Next].

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6.10. Set the passphrase to [Passphrase:] and [Retype], then click [Next].

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[Hint]
Default passphrase is the following:
165gf1JSsw90Gt4F9ODu96XztI89u93ftEfrzXwe19

6.11. Click [Finish].

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6.12. Click [Maintenance] in the top-right of the main screen and Select [Convert] tab in the
“Maintenance” dialog box. In the tab, select [Standalone AP] to [Convert one or more Access Point
to: ] and select the MAC address to [Access Point to convert: ]. Then click [Convert Now].

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6.13. Click [Convert Now].

6.14. Then “Please wait…” will appear in the popup window. Left-click the network icon in the
notification area of Windows taskbar and select the SSID which is set at 6.6 and press [Connect]
button.

[Hint]
- The SSID is appeared in the list of available wireless networks more than 2 or 3 minutes after the
“Convert Now” button is pressed.
- Sometimes “Please wait…” does not close even though the SSID appears. In this case, you may
proceed 6.15.

6.15. Left-click the network icon in the notification area of Windows taskbar. AP setting is finished if
the SSID which is set at the 6.6 is appeared.

[Important]
In case of replace from other AP to IAP-205, please reboot CS-7 and AeroDR panels of the AeroDR
system where installed the IAP-205.

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7. Factory Default Setting

The following operation allows to reset all configurations to the factory default settings.

7.1. Unplug the PoE/Ethernet cable from the AP so it is powered off.

7.2. Using pin or paperclip press and hold the reset button in back of the AP.

ENET Port

Reset button

7.3. At the same time plug the PoE/Ethernet cable into the PoE/Ethernet port and release the button
after 5 seconds.

7.4. Rebooting will be finished after 3 minutes. All configurations are set to factory defaults.

7.5. If you can execute from step 4.1 to 4.4, the factory default setting is successfully finished.

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8. Log Collection
8.1. Click [Support] from [More▼] in the right-top of the main screen, select [AP Tech Support] in
[Command: ] and then press [Run].

8.2. Press [save], then the log will be displayed as the new tab in the internet explorer. Select the tool
icon at the right-top of the window and select [File]-[Save as…].

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8.3. Select [Text File (*.txt)] in [Save as File: ], input the file name and press [Save] button.

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9. Filter Setting
This procedure is optional. The following operation allows to configure MAC address filtering of
wireless packets.

[Note]
In case AeroDR system is connecting in hospital network and other equipment are connecting,
sometimes a lot of packets are sent and it causes wireless communication trouble between CS-7 and
AeroDR detector. To avoid such trouble MAC address filtering can improve more stable wireless
network communication. This is not applicable for wired packets.
<The device which need to be registered for the MAC address filtering>
CS-7, AeroDR XG Box, AeroDR detector
<MAC address confirmation: Input [arp -a] from DOS Command Prompt]

9.1. Click the SSID in [1 Network] area at the left-top of the main screen and click [Show advanced
options]. Then click [Security] tab. Select [Enabled] to [MAC authentication: ] and click [Users] at

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[Internal server: ].

9.2. Enter the Mac address of the panel for the [Username:], [Password:] and [Retype:] (without colon
e.g. 8CC1214F915E). Select [Employee] to [Type] and Click [Add]. This procedure is repeated as
many times as necessary. Click [OK] when all equipment is input.

[Important]
Please set [Password:] and [Retype:] to the MAC address same as [Username:].

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ex) 8C:C1:21:4F:91:5E
Input “8CC1214F915E”
(without colon (:))

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AP-200-MNT-W2 Mounting Kit

Installation Guide

The AP-200-MNT-W2 mounting kit supports 103 and 204/205 AP models. To ensure proper installation, refer to
sections corresponding to the AP model.

Package Contents
 Mount Housing
 Mounting Bracket
 Drill Template
 RJ45 Cable Adapters (2)
 #6 Machine Screws (4)
 Pan Head Screws (2)
 T6 Torx Security Screw
 AP-200-MNT-W2 Mounting Kit Installation Guide

Introduction
The AP-200-MNT-W2 mounting kit provides a secure solution for mounting your AP to flat surfaces such as
a wall or ceiling, and is also compatible with single and dual gang wall boxes. The mounting bracket can be
rotated within the mount housing to accommodate both the 103 and 204/205 AP models.

Attaching the Mount Housing

To install the mount housing onto a flat surface, refer to the “Installing the Mount Housing onto a Flat Surface”
section. To install the mount housing onto a wall box, refer to the “Installing the Mount Housing onto a Wall Box”
section.

Installing the Mount Housing onto a Flat Surface

1. Tape the drill template to the desired location and drill holes at the points indicated.
2. Remove the template and position the housing flat, matching the holes with those on the housing and
screw into place. Refer to Figure 1.
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Figure 1 Securing Mount Housing to a Flat Surface

3. (Optional) Remove the RJ45 cable adapters from their bag, match the female connectors to the tracks at
the upper corners of the housing and slide until the cables lock into place. Refer to Figure 2.

Figure 2 Attaching Cable Adapters

Installing the Mount Housing onto a Wall Box

1. Route Ethernet cable(s) from the wall box and through the back of the mount housing using the
openings indicated in Figure 3.
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Figure 3 Aligning Mount Housing to Fit Single (Left) and Dual Gang (Right) Wall Boxes

If Ethernet cable(s) are routed directly from source, the RJ45 cable adapters will not be used.

2. Align the screw holes on the back of the mount housing with the corresponding holes on the wall box
and screw into place. Depending on the specific type of wall box, the pan head screws provided may be
used to install the mount housing.

Installation for 103 AP Models

If Ethernet cable(s) are routed directly from a wall box skip Step 6.

1. Route the Ethernet cable through the bottom-right opening of the mount housing and guide through the
upper-right opening at the back of the housing as shown in Figure 4.

Figure 4 Routing Ethernet Cable through Mount Housing

If AP is supported by a DC power source, route power cable through the bottom-right opening of the housing.
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2. Insert the mounting bracket into the mount housing using the following steps:
a. Align the mounting bracket so that the button is oriented downward and route the Ethernet cable
through the upper-right opening on the bracket. Refer to Figure 5.

Figure 5 Inserting Mounting Bracket with Cable Routed

Screw holes

Screw holes

b. (Optional) If you are using the cable adapters, route one cable end through the upper-right opening in
the bracket, then place the unused cable in the space between the housing and mounting bracket.
c. Press the mounting bracket into the housing and secure it to the mount housing using the pan head
screws provided.
3. Attach the AP mounting bracket using the following steps:
a. Plug the Ethernet cable (and power cord if applicable) into their corresponding ports on the back of
the AP.
b. Align the AP so that the mounting pins on the back panel match the position of the slots on the
mounting bracket as shown in Figure 6.
c. Press the button at the bottom of the mount kit and slide the AP onto the mounting bracket, then
release the button to fasten the AP into place.
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Figure 6 Attaching AP onto Mount

d. (Optional) If you are using the RJ45 cable adapters, plug in the Ethernet cable into the active port on
the side of the mount.
4. Insert the T6 Torx Security Screw into the hole at the bottom of the mount, next to the release button
and tighten. Refer to Figure 7.

Figure 7 Installing T6 Torx Security Screw

Installation for 204/205 AP Models

If Ethernet cable(s) are routed directly from a wall box skip the following step.

1. Route the Ethernet cables through the bottom openings of the housing and guide through the upper
openings on the back of the housing. Refer to Figure 8.
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Figure 8 Routing Cables through Mount Housing

If your AP is supported by a DC power source, route power cable through the bottom-left opening of the housing.

2. Insert the mounting bracket into the mount housing using the following steps:
a. Plug the Ethernet cables (and power cord if applicable) into their corresponding ports on the back of
the AP.

Figure 9 Inserting the Mounting Bracket with Cables Routed

Screw holes

Screw holes

b. Align the mounting bracket so that the button is oriented to the right and route the ends of the cables
through the corresponding openings on the bracket as shown in Figure 9.
c. Press the mounting bracket into the housing and secure the bracket to the mount housing using the
pan head screws provided.
d. (Optional) If you are using the cable adapters, route cable ends through the upper openings of the
bracket.
3. Attach the AP to the mounting bracket using the following steps:
a. Plug the Ethernet cables (and power cord if applicable) into their corresponding ports on the back of
the AP.
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b. Align the AP so that the mounting pins on the back panel match the position of the slots on the
mounting bracket.
c. Press the button on the right side of the mount and slide the AP onto the mounting bracket, then
release the button to fasten the AP into place, as shown in Figure 10.

Figure 10 Securing AP onto Mount

d. (Optional) If you are using the cable adapters, plug in the Ethernet cable into the active ports on the
side of the mount.
4. Insert the T6 Torx Security Screw into the screw hole at the side of the mount, next to the release button
and tighten. Refer to Figure 7.
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AP-220-MNT-W1 Wall Mount Kit

Installation Guide

The AP-220-MNT-W1 allows you to mount your 220 series access point to a wall.
1. Begin by attaching the wall mount adapter to the wall as shown in Figure 1 or Figure 2.
a. Install any necessary wall anchors. Wall anchors are not included in this kit.
b. Align the screw holes in the mounting bracket with the previously installed anchors or demarcated
screw points.
c. Insert the screws to secure the mounting bracket. Screws are not included in this kit.

Figure 1 Attaching the Adapter to a Wall

AP-220_11

Figure 2 Attaching the Adapter to a Wall (Alternate)

AP-220_14
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2. Attach necessary cables and/or antennas to the AP.

3. Attach the AP to the secured mounting adapter as shown in Figure 3.
a. Align the AP with a mounting adapter, placing the AP so that it’s mounting tabs are at an angle of
approximately 30 degrees to the adapter.
4. Pushing toward the wall, rotate the AP clockwise until it clicks into place (see Figure 3).

Figure 3 Attaching the AP to the Mounting Bracket

AP-220_12
Figure 4 Completed Installation

AP220_13
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