Huawei HG630 52 Users Manual

HG630 Home Gateway

Quick Start

1 Installing the Base

When you install the base, ensure that the arrow on the base points to the front panel of the HG630 Home Gateway (HG630 for short).

2 Connecting Cables Using the DSL Port

If you have subscribed to digital subscriber line (DSL) broadband, you can connect the HG630 to a telephone port for Internet access.

Connect your devices in the sequence indicated in the following figure.

		6
			5
1			5
		7
	a	c
	2
	b
	3		4
1. Telephone wall jack	2. Splitter	3. Telephone	4. Desktop computer
5. Power adapter	6. Laptop computer		7. HG630

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a. LINE port

b. PHONE port

c. MODEM port

When configuring the HG630 for the first time, use an Ethernet cable to connect the HG630 to a computer.

3 Powering On the HG630

To power on the HG630, press its power button.

After the HG630 is powered on, the HG630 indicator turns on. The following table lists how the indicators behave when the HG630 is operating correctly. If the indicators do not behave as expected, ensure that everything is plugged in correctly.

Indicator	Expected State	Description
Power	Steady on	The HG630 is powered on.
DSL	Blinking	The HG630 is being activated through DSL.
	Steady on	The HG630 is being activated through DSL.
Internet	Steady on	The HG630 is working in routing mode, but no
		data is being transmitted.
	Blinking	The HG630 is working in routing mode. And data
		is being transmitted.
LAN1~LAN4	Steady on	The HG630 is connected to a device properly.
	Blinking	Data is being transmitted between the HG630 and
		the device connected.
WLAN	Steady on	The WLAN connection is set up, but no data is
		being transmitted.
	Blinking	The WLAN connection is set up, and data is being
		transmitted.
WPS	Blinking	A wireless client, such as a computer installed with
		a wireless network adapter, is connecting to the
		HG630 using the WPS function.
		This process lasts for no longer than 120 seconds.

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4 Setting Network Access Parameters

By default, the HG630 works in DHCP mode. The HG630 starts to set up a dial-up connection automatically after you power it on. You do not need to install any dial-up software or perform any dial-up operations on your computer.

To set up a dial-up connection for Internet access:

Step 1 Open a browser. In the address box, enter http://192.168.1.1. Press Enter.

Step 2 Enter the login user name (user by default) and password (user by default). Click

Login.

To protect against unauthorized access, change the user name and password after the first login. For details, see chapter 6 “Maintenance Guide”.

Step 3 Click Setup Wizard to display the Wizard tab. And click Next.

Step 4 Click Next again. The HG630 works in DHCP mode by default. Your network service provider will assign IP address automatically. You do not need to configure any dial-up parameter on the HG630.

If you want to access Internet trough 3G wireless network, please connect a 3G USB modem to the HG630, and enter the APN and Dial number that are provided by your 3G service provider.

Step 5 In SSID and WPA pre-shared key, set a wireless network name and password, and click Next.

To obtain the default SSID and key, check the label on the rear panel. To better secure your WLAN, promptly change the SSID and key. For details, see chapter 6 “Maintenance Guide”.

Step 6 Confirm the information you set and then click Submit.

Then check the status of the Internet indicator. When the Internet indicator turns green, you can access the Internet.

The preceding operations need only be performed once. The next time you power on the computer, you can access the Internet without any other configurations.

5 Wireless Connection Setup

The wireless configuration software provided by Windows is used as an example to describe how to set up a wireless connection.

If the SSID and key have been changed, use the new ones.

On Windows 7

Step 1 Choose Start > Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network and Sharing Center > Change adapter settings. Right-click Wireless Network Connection, and select Connect/Disconnect.

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