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Robert Bosch LLC M-VCI – NETGEAR® Router Installation Guide Index | Version 1.0 | June 2009
M-VCI – NETGEAR® Router Installation Guide Index | Version 1.0 | June 2009 Robert Bosch LLC
Getting Started | 21 | Getting Started
Getting Started
Installation Overview
These installation instructions are
designed to guide you through
the process of conguring 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 specic
steps may not be compatible
with your specic 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 conguration.
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 rst 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 .cong les
need to be downloaded from the
Bosch diagnostics website and
saved to your PC. Saving them
on your Desktop or in a New
Folder within My Documents is
recommended.
An install of one of these les is
required during the conguration
process of your router installation.
Follow these steps:
Please visit the software 1.
download section of http://
www.boschdiagnostics.com
Select NETGEAR Router from 2.
the menu
Select both les: 3. Netgear_
Cong_A.cfg and Netgear_
Cong_B.cfg
Save these les to your PC 4.
(Desktop or My Documents)
Later, during installation, you will
be prompted to browse to these
les and select the appropriate
.cong le for your router.
Step A - Pre-qualifying your
existing setup
The rst 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 specic IP address range
assigned, the congurations
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 specic to your network
conguration.
The rst 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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