Inteno DG150B User Manual

Installation

Guide

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DG150 Multi WAN Residential Gateway

Installation

Guide

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DG150 Multi WAN Residential Gateway

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Front/top

This installation guide will help you install the Inteno DG150. Your

a

service provider will supply you with information about log in and
access. DG150 can be connected to an ADSL network or to an
Ethernet based broadband network.

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Start Box

b

Check that the following items
are in the Start Box:

• Inteno DG150

• Power adapter

• RJ45 Network cable WAN (Red)
(large contact)

• RJ45 Network cable LAN (Yellow)
(large contact)

• RJ11 DSL cable (Grey) (small contact)

• RJ11 Telephone cable (Green)
(small contact)

• DSL splitter (only included for
DSL customers)

Connecting the

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DSL/telephone jack

It’s important to connect the broadband
service to the rst telephone jack in your
home. Otherwise you may get trouble with
your telephony service, as well as your
data service. In an apartment you’ll usually
nd the rst telephone jack close to the
entrance door. In a villa, the location of the
jack may be harder to detect, as you need

to nd out where the telephone cable
connects to the house. If you previously
have had a broadband service and it has
worked without troubles you’ll know that

you should install the modem in the same

telephone jack as before. If you haven’t
had a broadband service you’ll need to
localize the rst telephone jack.

Do as follows:

1. Shut down your computer.

2. Connect the DSL splitter adapter to the
rst telephone jack inside the house.

3. Connect the grey telephone cable
between the DSL splitter and the
DG150 (DSL).

Connecting the WAN/

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broadband connection

Do as follows:

1. Shut down your computer.

2. Connect a RJ45 network WAN cable
between your broadband outlet
and the DG150 WAN port (WAN).

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Connecting the LAN

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Description of

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the front panel

1. Connect a RJ45 network LAN cable
between the DG150 network ports
(LAN 1–4) and the network port on
the back or side of your computer.
If you have more computers,
use LAN2, LAN3, LAN4.

2. Finally, plug the power adapter into an
electrical outlet and contact into the
modem where it is labeled “Power”.

3. Start the computer.

4. The colored lights will blink for roughly

30 seconds. If you have connected your
modem properly, the Power, WAN and
Internet lights will be a xed green color.
See picture labeled “Front”. You have
now connected the DG150.

Connecting the

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Wireless Local

Area Network (WiFi)

1. Make sure that the WiFi is active,

Wireless LED should be green.

2. For wireless connection rst perform a

search for available wireless networks
using the WiFi client.

3. Compare the list with the SSID which is

shown on a sticker on the under side of
the DG150.

4. Connect by double clicking on the

correct SSID and then providing the
encryption code which is shown on the
sticker labeled WPA on the under side
of the DG150.

Graphics on the front panel

1. DSL WAN indicator

On (green) – connected to the
DSL network
Off – not connected to the DSL network
Blinking (green) – Syncing DSL

2. GbE WAN indicator

On (green) – WAN connected,
1000 Mps
On (yellow) – WAN connected, 100 Mps
Off – WAN not connected

3. Internet indicator

On (green) – Contact with DNS server
Off – No contact with DNS server

4. Ethernet indicator

On (green) – LAN connected
Off – LAN not connected

5. Status indicator

On (green) – CPE start-up ok
On (red) – CPE start-up problem
(contact your operator)
Off – Power off

6. Wireless indicator

On – (green) WiFi activated
Off – WiFi not active
Blinking (green) – active

7. WPS indicator

Blinking (green) – WPS in service
Off – WPS disabled

8. Echo indicator

On (green) – Echo mode meaning
WiFi off
Off – WiFi on

9. Voice

On (green) – SIP account registered
Off – No SIP account enabled
Blinking (green) – SIP account enabled
but not registered

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