System

The TK-100 Router must be properly configured before use. This chapter describes the web-based configuration.

Preparation

First connect your devices to the TK100 via cable or hub (switch) and set the IP address for the PC and TK100 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 TK100: 192.168.2.1):

Open an Internet browser and enter the IP address of the TK100: [http://192.168.2.1][http://192.168.2.1*.*] (default IP of the TK100).

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

Click on “Login” to open the configuration page.

System

The system settings include the following 9 areas: Basic Setup, Time, Admin Access, System Log, Config Management, Scheduler, Upgrade, Reboot and Logout.

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.

Parameter Name	Description	Standard
Language	Set language for configuration page	English
Host Name	Hostname TK100	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.

Name	Description	Standard
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 can be used to synchronize the time with the connected device.
Timezone	Set time zone	Selectable time zone
Auto Daylight Savings Time	Automatic changeover summer 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

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.

Name	Description	Standard
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
Connection Management
Enable	Select to enable	Enabled
Service Type	HTTP/HTTPS/TELNET/SSH	80/443/23/22
Local Access	Enabled - allow router to be managed over LAN (e.g. : HTTP)	Enabled
Remote Access	Enabled - Allow the TK100 to be managed over WAN (e.g. : HTTP)	Enabled
Description	Describe management parameters (without effect on TK100)
Non-privileged users
Username	Create username without administrator rights
Password	Create password for user without administrator rights
Andere Parameter
Login Timeout	Set log timeout, after this value the configuration page will be disconnected and you have to log in again

System Log

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

Name	Description	Standard
Log to Remote System	Enable remote log server	Disabled (if enabled, IP address and port can be entered)
IP Adress/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

Configuration 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.

Name	Description
Router Configuration	Upload/save configuration file for import/backup
Restore default configuration	Click to reset the TK100 (to activate the default configuration, the TK100 must be restarted)
Network Provider (ISP)	To import or save APN, username, password and other parameters from traditional operator
Browse	With 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.

Name	Description
Enable	Switches the Auto Reboot on or off
Time	Time when the TK100 router should be rebooted
Days	Select “Everyday” for daily rebooting

Upgrade

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

To update the system, use the Select file button to select the update file (e.g. TK100-V3.5.xxx.bin) in your file system.

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

After successfully updating the firmware, click Reboot to restart the TK100.

Reboot

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

Logout

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