This document introduces the installation method of WHR-G54S/WHR-HP-G54, including CD installation and Windows installation, and shows the installation process through detailed pictures.
About this manual
The manual explains two installation methods for the Buffalo WHR‑G54S/WHR‑HP‑G54 wireless router: using the supplied Buffalo CD (Air Navigator 6.6.4) or performing a manual setup through Windows. It covers connecting the router to a PC, installing the client manager software, and accessing the router’s web‑based management interface.
Further sections describe wireless network configuration, including SSID naming, encryption options, static IP settings, and advanced features such as bridge (WDS) mode. Troubleshooting tips for signal interference and IP address conflicts are also provided. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Wiring Overview
- Installation Steps
- CD Installation
- Windows Installation
- Management Interface
- Wireless Network Configuration
- Advanced Settings
- Bridge (Repeater) Settings
Specifications
| Default IP address | 192.168.11.1 |
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| Default encryption | No Encryption |
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| Bridge mode encryption limitation | WEP only (no TKIP/AES) |
Frequently asked questions
How do I install the router using the Buffalo CD?
Insert the Buffalo CD (Air Navigator 6.6.4), select “Install Client Manager”, and follow the on‑screen prompts (Next, I Agree, install path, etc.) to complete the installation.
How can I change the default SSID?
Log into the router’s web interface (default address 192.168.11.1), go to the wireless settings page, edit the SSID field (e.g., change “000D…..” to a name of your choice), and click Apply.
How do I set a static IP address to avoid conflicts?
In the wireless connection properties, select “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)”, choose “Use the following IP address”, and enter a unique IP that does not conflict with other devices.
What encryption can be used when enabling bridge (WDS) mode?
Bridge mode does not support TKIP or AES encryption; you can only use WEP encryption.