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DWG Series ADSL2+ Router Quick |
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Installation Manual |
ADSL2+ |
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Telephone port |
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Appearance |
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Splitter |
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ADSL |
PHONE |
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Desktop PC |
NoteBook |
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Telephone |
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Figure 1 DWG series rear view |
Figure 2 Installing ADSL Line |
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2 Packing List
One DWG series ADSL2+ router
One power adapter
One telephone cable
One Ethernet cable
One USB cable
Two screws and two anchors
One Quick Installation Manual
One CD
Certificate of Quality
Two options are available for ADSL line connections:
Direct connect the ADSL line (same as a regular telephone port) to the wall telephone line outlet.
As shown in Figure 2 , Connect the ADSL port and a telephone set to a splitter, and then the splitter to the wall outlet of telephone line. Thus you may place phone calls when accessing the Internet.
3.2 Connecting to PC or Ethernet
You can use crossover or straight through cables to connect the PC, HUB, or switch to the MDI/MDIX auto-sensing interface of WDR series ADSL2+ router.
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3.3 Connecting the Power Cord |
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Installing ADSL Line |
(1) Attach one end of the power cord to the router and the other end to power |
outlet. The power cord is accessory of the router.
(2) Observe the LED status one minute later. The following table lists the LEDs and their normal expected status.
Table 1 LEDs
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Normal status |
Power |
The LED stays green. Check the power cord connection if the LED stays off. |
Link |
The blinking of the LED indicates the ADSL activation and 20 to 30 seconds later, |
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the LED stays green. |
LAN |
The green LED stays on. The blinking of the green LED indicates the data |
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transmission on the Ethernet port. |
Diag |
This LED is off. If this LED turns on, contact the agents for help. |
3.4 Configuring to Obtain an IP Address Automatically
Take the operation in the Windows 2000/XP operating system for example. The steps are as follows:
(1)Click the <Start> button and choose the Settings > Control Panel options. Double-click on the Network Dial-up Connections icon from the Control Panel window.
(2)Right-click on the Local Area Connection icon and select the Properties from the pop-up menu. Next, choose the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) from the Local Area Connection Properties tabbed interface and click <Properties> to proceed.
(3)When the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties interface pops up, select the Obtain an IP address automatically and Obtain DNS server address automatically options, then click <OK>.
3.5Logon
(1)Check the configuration of the proxy server. Disable the proxy server first when the PC is accessing the Internet through proxy server.
(2)Use the Web browser. Enter http://192.168.1.1 in the address bar (by default, the IP address of the WDR ADSL2+ router is 192.168.1.1).
(3)Log onto the Web setup manager. A new window appears prompting you to enter the user name and password. For the first logon, use the default administrator user name admin with the password admin. The password can be modified after entering the management interface.
Figure 3 Entering the user name and password
4 Setup
After you log onto the Web page, follow the simple steps to finish the quick configuration:
(1) Click <Quick Start> from the Navigation bar to the Quick Start window. Select the PPPoE as the login type, and then input the user name and password assigned by ISP. You may leave the Service Name box untouched. Then click <Save Settings> to proceed.
Figure 4 Setting parameters
(2) Click <Status> from the Navigation bar to enter the Status tabbed page. You can find that the IP Address item presents an IP address of the public network instead of the original 0.0.0.0.
Figure 5 Checking status
(3) If you obtain no public IP address, click <WAN Setup> from the Navigation bar. Then you can view the VPI/VCI value that the system detects automatically. If the values are incorrect, select the Disable option and input the values manually. For the correct VPI/VCI value, contact your local ISP.
Figure 6 Checking the VPI/VCI value
At last, click <Save Settings> in the WAN tabbed interface to finish the configuration.
Figure 7 Save settings
5 Quick Troubleshooting
Table 2 Quick troubleshooting
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The ADSL |
The RJ-11 telephone cable must be used and connected to the ADSL and |
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telephone ports correctly. |
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Make sure that: |
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1) You have followed all the steps described above and found no |
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problems. |
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Access to |
2) The IP address of your PC is in the range of allocated valid addresses. |
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To check it, select the Run option from the Start menu. In the pop-up |
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the Internet |
window, input winipcfg (in Win98 operating system) or ipconfig (in |
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Win2000/XP operating system) for the IP address checking. |
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3) You can ping the IP address of the gateway (192.168.1.1). |
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4) You have performed the correct DNS configuration on your PC. |
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5) You have disabled the proxy server. |
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6) The correct VPI/VCI value is set on the WAN Setup window. |
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Both of the default user name and password are admin. If you have |
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You forget |
changed the password but forget it, press the Reset button for 5 seconds |
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to restore the default settings on the router. Then you can access the Web |
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the login |
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page with the default user name and password. |
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password. |
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Note: The reset function restores the settings to the factory default |
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settings. |
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Make sure that: |
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Access to |
1) The LAN LED is ON. |
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the router |
2) The settings of TCP/IP properties are correct. |
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Web pages |
3) You have entered the correct user name and password. |
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If you still cannot access the router Web pages, press the Reset button for |
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5 seconds to restore the default settings. |
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The |
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modification |
You need to click <Save Settings> to save every modification that you |
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on the Web |
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have made. |
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pages fails |
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to save. |
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