Aztech DSL600EC User Manual
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QUICK INSTALLATION GUIDE
Minimum System Requirements
- Windows 98SE/ ME/ 2000/ XP
- MAC 9.x to 10.x
- 64 MB RAM for Win 98 SE/ ME
- 128 MB RAM for Win XP/ 2000
- 64 MB or 128 MB RAM for Mac
- 4 x CDROM Drive
- Ethernet Port (LAN Card)
FOR WINDOWS USERS:
Important
Before you run the utility CD, please make sure that PC’s Network Card TCP/IP
Properties and the Internet browser proxy is set accordingly. It is also assumed that the
computer/ notebook has the network card already installed.
(Note: Settings for TCP/IP may be optional as the DSL Modem has a built-in function that allows the
user who has a Static IP Address on the network card to access either the DSL Modem configuration
page or surf web)
1a. Configure TCP/IP settings for Win 98SE/Me
i) Windows Desktop -> right click Network Neighborhood
for Win98SE / Network Places for Win ME -> Properties
ii) “Network” window -> click the Configuration tab -> scroll down to
select and double click TCP/IP xxx (xxx refers refers to the model
of the Ethernet Network Card connected to the DSL600E(C))
iii) “TCP/IP Properties” window -> select IP Address tab ->Select
Obtain an IP address automatically -> click DNS Configuration
tab -> click Disable DNS -> Click OK
1b. Configure TCP/IP settings for Windows 2K/XP
i) Windows Desktop-> right click on Network Place icon, scroll down
to select Properties
ii) “Network & Dial-Up Connection” window -> click Local
Area Connection -> scroll down to select and double click
Internet Protocol TCP/IP
iii) “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties” ->select Obtain an
IP address automatically -> select Obtain DNS server
address automatically -> click OK
ersion 1.0
Aztech DSL600E(C)
Package Contents
1. 1 x DSL600E(C) Ethernet Modem
2. Quick Installation Guide
3. User Manual (Found in CD)
4. Utility CD
5. 1 x RJ-45 Straight Cable
6. 1 x Telephone Cable ( RJ-11)
7. 1x Power Adaptor (9V)
8. 2 x POTS Splitter
For Technical Support
Please contact
Aztech Systems Ltd
support@aztech.com
2. Settings for Internet Browser Proxy:
i) Windows Desktop-> right click on Internet Explorer (IE) icon, scroll
ii) “Internet Properties” window -> click Connections tab -> Select
iii) “Local Area Network (LAN) Settings “window ->remove the tick for
3. For Singnet Filtering Service User (e.g. Family On-line)
i) Windows Desktop -> right click Internet Explorer (IE) -> click
ii) “Internet Properties” window -> click Connections tab Select Never
iii) Click to put a tick for Automatically detect settings
iv) Click to put a tick for “Use a proxy server for your LAN ...”
-
down to select Properties
Never dial a connection -> click LAN Settings …
the option for the Automatic configuration -> remove the tick for the
option box for Proxy Server -> click OK -> click again to exit from
“Internet Properties” window
Properties
dial a connection -> click LAN Settings kkdk
-Type filter.singnet.com.sg in “Address” field ->
Type 8080 in “Port” -> click Advanced
-Proxy Settings window - > click to put a tick for “Use the
Same Proxy Server for all protocols”
-Type 192.168.1.1 in the space provided under
“Exceptions”. Click OK to exit “Proxy Setting” -> click OK
to exit “LAN Settings” -> click OK again to exit “Internet Properties”
Support Hotline Hours
Mon-Fri, 9am to 6pm
(Except public holidays)
Ste
1 : Hardware Setu
1a
Connect the power adapter to the power socket and the other end to the DC 9V jack of the DSL
Router. Switch on both POWER adapter and the DSL MODEM.
Power Cable
ETHERNET
CABLE
DC 9V JACK
DSL JACK
Power Adapter
1b
Connect one end of the telephone line to the modem labeled ADSL and the other end to the
pots splitter labeled MODEM (optional) to connect a physical telephone, use another telephone
line connect from the telephone to the pots splitter labeled PHONE.
CONNECT TO WALL SOCKET
POTS
SPLITTER
(OPTIONAL)
TELEPHONE
LINE
TELEPHONE
Note:
The picture illustrates the connection t o a single telephone or fax machine. If you have another telephone
or fax machine connected to other telephone wall socket (sharing the same line), please attach another
POTS Splitter to telephone wall socket to prevent DSL signal from getting disconnected while surfing.
1c
Connect one end of the Ethernet cable to the Ethernet port of t he computer and the
other end to the ETHERNET Port of the DSL Modem.
COMPUTER
DSL MODEM
POWER SWITCH
WALL SOCKET
DSL MODEM
ADSL MODEM
ETHERNET PORT
Ste
FOR WINDOWS 98SE/ME/XP/2000 USERS
2a
2 : Confi
uring Using Setup Utilit
IMPORTANT: Insert the Utility CD into the CD-ROM. The utility
will auto-run and display the main menu. Select Setup Wizard
button to proceed.
(Note: If doesn’t auto-run, then go to the CD-ROM
drive and execute the Setup.exe)
FIREWALL REMINDERS:
If your computer is installed with a firewall, it might prompt that
the setup launcher is trying to access the internet, just click on
Allow or Grant Access to proceed with setup. If the firewall
does not give you the prompt and utility informed you that your
computer is with a firewall, exit the utility and try disabling the
firewall rerun the utility CD. Enable the firewall after completing
the setup.
2b
Setup Wizard will start to check and configure
the PC and DSL Router. In event the Wizard
prompts error, please follow the guide to rectify
the problem.
Ste
3a
3b
3 : Connect to the Internet
Enter your Username and Password given by the
ISP. Depending on the service where you
subscribed, you need to include the suffix
“@singnet” or “@singnet1500” or
“@singnetbusiness” after the username. Click
CONTINUE to proceed.
Upon successful connection to the Internet, it will
display a summary of the settings, you may save
or print for future reference. Click CONTINUE to
proceed
3C
It will show info that the internet connection was
successfully established. You may click on the
cube to start surfing or click EXIT to exit the utility
2c
After checking, it will prompt you to enter
Username and Password to setup the Internet
Connection.
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FOR MACINTOSH USERS:
Important
Please make sure that PC’s Network Card TCP/IP Properties and the Internet browser proxy is set
accordingly. It is also assumed that the computer/ notebook has the network card already installed.
(Note: Settings for TCP/IP may be optional as the DSL Modem has a built-in function that
allows the user who has a Static IP Address on the network card to access either the DSL
Modem configuration page or surf web)
1a) Configure TCP/IP settings for MAC OS 9.x
1b) Configure TCP/IP settings for MAC OS 10.x
2) Settings for Internet Browser Proxy:
3) For Singnet Filtering Service User (e.g. Family On-line):
For MAC OS 10.x, click the Explorer tab - > select Preferences
i) Apple Menu - > scroll down to select Control Panels - > select TCP/IP
ii) “ TCP/IP ” dialog box - > select Ethernet from “Connect via field”
- > select Using DHCP Server from “Configure” field
Connection Via : Ethernet
Configure : Using DHCP Server
i) Apple Menu - > scroll down to select System Preference - > select Network
ii) “ Preference ” dialog box - > key in Singnet Broadband in the “ Location ” field
> select Built-in Ethernet in the “Show” field
iii) Click TCP/IP tab - > select Using DHCP in the Configure field - > click Apply Now
i) Launch your Internet Explorer Browser
ii) For MAC OS 9.x, click the Edit tab - > select Preferences
For MAC OS 10.x, click the Explorer tab - > select Preferences
iii) Scroll down to select Network - > Proxies
iv) Remove the check mark in the option box Web Proxy - > click OK
If you subscribe to Singnet Filtering Service (e.g. Family-on-line),
you must Enable Proxy Settings after you complete setup on Step)
i) Launch your Internet Explorer Browser
ii) For MAC OS 9.x, click the Edit tab - > select Preferences
iii) Scroll down to select Network - > Proxies
iv) Click to put a tick for Web Proxy - Type filter.singnet.com.sg in the empty space. Click
v) Click to put a tick in the option box for Use Web Proxy for all.
vi) In the space of the empty box - Type the IP Address 192.168.1.1 in the space provided. - >
Connection Via: Ethernet
Configure: Using DHCP Server
Settings - > type the port number 8080 in the empty space -> Click OK
click OK
Ste
1 : Hardware Setu
1a
Connect the power adapter to the power socket and the other end to the DC 9V jack of the DSL
Router. Switch on both POWER adapter and the DSL MODEM.
Power Cable
ETHERNET
CABLE
DC 9V JACK
DSL JACK
Power Adapter
1b
Connect one end of the telephone line to the modem labeled ADSL and the other end to the
pots splitter labeled MODEM (optional) to connect a physical telephone, use another telephone
line connect from the telephone to the pots splitter labeled PHONE.
CONNECT TO WALL SOCKET
POTS
SPLITTER
(OPTIONAL)
TELEPHONE
LINE
TELEPHONE
Note:
The picture illustrates the connection t o a single telephone or fax machine. If you have another telephone
or fax machine connected to other telephone wall socket (sharing the same line), please attach another
POTS Splitter to telephone wall socket to prevent DSL signal from getting disconnected while surfing.
1c
Connect one end of the Ethernet cable t o t he Ethernet port of t he computer and the
other end to the ETHERNET Port of the DSL Modem.
COMPUTER
DSL MODEM
POWER SWITCH
WALL SOCKET
DSL MODEM
ADSL MODEM
ETHERNET PORT
Step2 : Login to the Router Configuration Page
Launch your Internet Browser.
2a
Enter “ http://192.168.1.1 ” at the address bar as shown below and hit Enter.
2b
The DSL Modem setup configuration page will be displayed.
Ste
3 : Connect to the Internet
3a
Enter your Username and Password given by the ISP. Depending on the service where
you subscribed, you need to include the suffix “@singnet” or “@singnet1500” or
“@singnetbusiness” after the username. Click CONNECT to proceed.
3b
The DSL Modem will save the configuration and try to connect to ISP. Please wait for the
Internet Connection to be established.
3c
Once the connection is established, “Connection Information” will show “Connected”.
You may start to surf.
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