ARRIS SBG6950AC2, SBG7400AC2, SBG7600AC2 Quick Start Guide

QUICK START GUIDE
Wi-Fi Cable Modem
SBG6950AC2 SBG7400AC2 SBG7600AC2
What’s in the Box
Wi-Fi Cable Modem
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Power Adapter
Ethernet Cable
Soware License & Warranty Card
Support Information Card
Quick Start Guide
Introduction
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Status Indicators
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Let’s Get Started
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Set Up Your Wi-Fi Network Connection
3.1 Download ARRIS SURFboard® Manager
3.2 Connect Using Your Mobile Device
Download McAfee™ Secure Home Internet
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5
Web Manager
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Status Indicators
Front Panel LEDs
Power is properly connected
Power
Send Receive
Online
2.4 GHz Wireless
5 GHz Wireless
Note: Detailed LED status information is available online in the SURFboard SBG6950AC2, SBG7400AC2, & SBG7600AC2 User Guide at the ARRIS Support website, www.arris.com/selelp.
On
to the Wi-Fi cable modem Upstream (Send) and
On
Downstream (Receive) status
Wi-Fi cable modem is
On
connected to the network
2.4 GHz wireless connection is
Flash
made between the Wi-Fi cable modem and your Wi-Fi device
5 GHz wireless connection is
Flash
made between the Wi-Fi cable modem and your Wi-Fi device
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This SURFboard device is a combination DOCSIS 3.0 cable modem and four-port Ethernet router with Wi-Fi. It uses DOCSIS 3.0 technology to provide ultra high-speed Internet access on your Wi-Fi home or small business network.
Using the connection capabilities of the Wi-Fi cable modem, you can connect your computer and other network-enabled devices via the four Ethernet ports or the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi connections. The Wi-Fi cable modem connects to the existing coaxial cable connection in your home.
Note: For Internet connections, you need a cable service connection with a cable Internet Service Provider. The SBG6950AC2, SBG7400AC2, and SBG7600AC2 will not work with DSL or satellite Internet service.
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2
Let’s Get Started
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A
Connect the coaxial cable (not included) from the
cable wall outlet or RF splier to the Cable connector on the rear of your Wi-Fi cable modem.
Tighten the connector by hand.
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B
Connect the Ethernet cable to any Ethernet port on
the rear of your Wi-Fi cable modem and the Ethernet port on your PC or laptop.
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