Bosch Mastertech M-VCI Manual de usuario

Mastertech M-VCI – NETGEAR®Router

Installation Guide

M-VCI – NETGEAR® Router Installation Guide Index | Version 1.0 | April 2011 Robert Bosch LLC

Contents

1-5 Getting Started (Read Me First)

5-13 Installation Steps

5-7 Step 1 – NETGEAR Router Conﬁguration

7-9 Step 2 – Connecting Your Wired Devices

9-10 Step 3 – Connecting Wireless PC’s

10-13 Step 4 – Setting up your VCI Scan Tool

14-15 Appendices

14 Appendix A – Static Network Reference Guide

14-15 Appendix B – Wireless Troubleshooting Guide

15 Appendix C – Conﬁgured Router Information

15-16 Appendix D – Multi Routers Information

Please note: The Mastertech VCI is referred to as “M-VCI” within this guide.

Robert Bosch LLC M-VCI – NETGEAR® Router Installation Guide Index | Version 1.0 | April 2011

1| Getting Started

Getting Started

Installation Overview

These installation instructions are

designed to guide you through

the process of conﬁguring your

Mastertech VCI (M-VCI) to a

wireless access point and an

existing internet connection. There

are three (3) possible types of

connections we are addressing

within this guide: existing router,

DSL/cable modem, and no

internet connection.

Note: If you are not using an

internet connection, you will be

setting up this router as a stand

alone device to enhance the

wireless communication between

your PC and the M-VCI scan tool.

Please follow the directions as

they pertain to a Type III (non-

internet) condition.

Although this guide is designed

to be compatible with as many

network layouts as possible, there

is a small chance that the speciﬁc

steps may not be compatible

with your speciﬁc situation. In

these cases, you should contact

your network IT specialist for

assistance.

Adding wireless capabilities

to a wired network, or adding

additional wireless access

points to networks that already

have wireless capabilities can

be accomplished with little or

no changes to your pre-existing

network settings or conﬁguration.

The advantage of using the M-VCI

on a wireless network with

internet is that the M-VCI will have

better coverage compared to an

ad-hoc wireless connection, and

it allows simultaneous wireless

connection to the tool and

internet.

The ﬁrst section of this guide will

help determine if your existing

network is compatible with the

procedures suggested within this

guide.

Please Note (applies to both

internet and non-internet users):

Shop Foreman Pro with M-VCI

Manager must be installed on your

PC prior to continuing with the

NETGEAR Router installation.

Before Getting Started (applies

to both internet and non-internet

users): The router conﬁguration

ﬁles need to be downloaded from

the Bosch diagnostics website and

saved to your PC. Saving them in a

New Folder within My Documents

is recommended.

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Getting Started | 2

An install of one of these ﬁles is

required during the conﬁguration

process of your router installation.

Follow these steps:

1. Please visit the software

download section of http://

www.boschdiagnostics.com

2. Select NETGEAR Router from

the menu

3. Download the NETGER

conﬁguration ﬁles applicable to

your router version

4. Save these ﬁles to your PC

(Desktop or My Documents)

Later, during installation, you will

be prompted to browse to these

ﬁles and select the appropriate

conﬁguration ﬁle for your router.

Step A - Pre-qualifying your

existing setup

The ﬁrst and most important

criteria is:

Is your network using Dynamic

IP addressing, or Static IP

addresses?

IP Address: An IP address is

a device’s electronic “street

address” on a network. Every

device on a network must have

an IP address, this includes

computers, routers, network

printers, etc.

There are two methods by which

every device on a network

receives its IP address:

Dynamic IP addressing (DHCP) is

the most common. A single device

on the network (usually a router)

assigns IP addresses to each new

device that is detected on the

network. This device is called a

DHCP Server.

Static IP networks do not use

a DHCP server, all IP addresses

are manually assigned at each

device by a network administrator.

Because we can not predict

the speciﬁc IP address range

assigned, the conﬁgurations

outlined in this guide require

additional steps for networks

using Static IP addressing.

The M-VCI will still function on

these networks, but the set

up must be a manual process

that is speciﬁc to your network

conﬁguration.

The ﬁrst step in this process will

determine if your network uses

Static or Dynamic IP addressing.

Refer to Appendix A for additional

information.

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3| Getting Started

Step B – Identifying your IP

Address Type

Start with a computer that is

currently running on your existing

network. To determine if your

computer network is using Static

or Dynamic IP’s:

1. Click: The Windows

Start Button

2. Click: Run

1. 2.

Enter: “cmd” into the Run

window (without quotes)

4. Click: OK

3. 4.

Important: Before proceeding

with this step, be sure your PC

is connected to your network or

to your modem. If you are using

a wireless or stand alone PC,

connect the new NETGEAR Router

to your PC LAN port with the

provided Ethernet cable.

Step C – At the MS-DOS

Prompt – Check DHCP

1. Type: “ipconﬁg /all” (without

quotes) into the command

window

2. Compare output to the

examples below

3. Output must include the line

“DHCP Enabled… Yes”

4. Also verify that “DHCP Server”

is present

The actual numbers for the IP

addresses are irrelevant

If your output matches the output

above then you may continue this

guide.

If DHCP Enabled = No, then

additional steps must be taken

to conﬁgure the M-VCI. (See

Appendix A – Static Network

Reference Guide)

Step D – Choosing your

Setup type and Special

Instructions

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Type I (Current setup w/router.

Existing router as DHCP server)

Type II (Current setup w/DSL or

cable modem and no router. The

ISP is the DHCP server)

Type III (No internet connection)

If your setup looks most like Type

I - Follow Instructions & “Special

Instructions for Type I”

If your setup looks most like Type

II - Follow Instructions & “Special

Instructions for Type II”

If your setup looks most like Type

III - Follow Instructions & “Special

Instructions for Type III”

The M-VCI – NETGEAR Router

install procedure is similar

for all types. When a “Special

Instruction” is called out, please

follow the one pertaining to your

setup type.

The Type III has no internet

connection but uses the

NETGEAR Router to enhance

M-VCI to PC wireless

communication.

Example – Final Setup

Conﬁguration for Type I

This shows the new NETGEAR

pre-conﬁgured router installed

into a network (Setup Type I) with

a pre-existing wireless router. No

network changes need to be made

to existing routers or computers.

Do not perform this ﬁnal set up

until directed to do so. You need

to conﬁgure your new NETGEAR

Router ﬁrst.

Example – Final Setup

Conﬁgurations for Types II

& III

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5| Installation Steps | Step 1

This shows the NETGEAR pre-

conﬁgured router installed into a

network (Setup Type II) without

any pre-existing wireless router.

No network changes are necessary

for DSL/cable modem or wired

computers.

This shows the NETGEAR pre-

conﬁgured router installed as a

stand-alone device (Setup Type III)

without internet.

Installation Steps

Step 1 - NETGEAR Router

conﬁguration (For: Types I,

II & III) (Getting Started)

fConnect the NETGEAR router

to AC power

fDisable the wireless card on

your computer

fDisconnect all wired network

connections

fConnect the router to the

computer LAN port

fReboot the computer

(to renew the IP address)

fOpen your web browser

fEnter http://192.168.1.1 into

your browser address bar and

press <Enter>

fEnter User Name and Password

– User Name: admin

– Password: password

Note: The router does not need

internet connection at this time.

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Step 1 - NETGEAR Router

Conﬁguration (For:

Types I, II & III) (Router

Initialization)

The ﬁrst time you log into the

router it will display a greeting

screen, and a prompt For “Smart

Setup Wizard”

fUncheck: Do Not Display This

Message Again

fClick: Close Window

fCheck: No to Setup Wizard

fClick: Next

Step 1 - NETGEAR Router

Conﬁguration (For: Types I,

II & III) (Router Navigation)

fClick: Backup Settings

Step 1 - NETGEAR Router

Conﬁguration (For: Types I,

II & III) (Restore Settings)

fClick: Browse

fSelect the applicable

conﬁguration ﬁle that agrees

with your NETGEAR router

version. The router version is

identiﬁed on the label on the

underside of the router.

fClick: Restore

fWait for the progress bar to

indicate completion of the

restoration.

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7| Installation Steps | Step 2

fDone!

At this point, the router will reboot

and you will lose communication,

this is normal. Disconnect the

computer from the NETGEAR

Router at this time.

Step 2 - Connecting Your

Wired Devices “Special

Instruction for Type I”

fUsing an Ethernet cable,

connect one end into the LAN

port on the NETGEAR Router.

fConnect the other end to one

of the following:

– A LAN port on your pre-

existing router or,

– An open network drop that

is connected to your pre-

existing network.

fProvide AC power to the

NETGEAR Router

For additional wired

devices (if needed)

To existing

router port

Not used

This shows a typical connection to

an existing router.

Connected

You are now ﬁnished with Step 2,

proceed to Step 3.

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