Installation
Guide
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FG500 Fiber Residential Gateway
Installation
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English
Guide
FG500 Fiber Residential Gateway
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FG500
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LAN3
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LAN2
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LAN4
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Fiber Residential Gateway
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FG500
Fiber Residential Gateway
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Back
Attention! This product contains a laser transmitter. Lasers
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USB
can be harmful to the eyes. Therefore, the product should
be handled according to instructions. FG500 should only be
on (”ON”) when installed in the wall bracket/tray.
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WIFI
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WAN
WPS
This installation guide will help you install the Inteno FG500, Fiber
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Residential Gateway. Your service provider will supply you with
information about login.
Start Box
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Check that the following items
are in the Start Box:
• Inteno FG500 Fiber Residential
Gateway
• Power adapter
• Network cable (white) (large connector)
• Two antennas for WiFi (wireless data
connection)
The product must be placed so that it has
adequate ventilation. The product must
not be covered or placed in a confined
space as it can lead to overheating. A
misplaced product can mean shortened
lifespan due to increased operating temperature. This may also affect the product
warranty.
Connecting the WAN
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The WAN connection on the FG500 is a
fiber port on the bottom of the modem.
1. Remove the plastic cover which is
mounted on the fiber port on the
bottom of the modem.
2. The modem should be installed on the
wall bracket/tray mounted on the wall.
3. Remove the cover on the bracket by
moving it to the right.
4. A fiber connection is mounted in the
bracket. Remove the plastic covering
from the connector.
5. The bracket and the modem have three
(3) longitudinal mounting guides to
allow easy mounting of the modem to
the bracket.
6. Match the modem’s mounting guides
to the bracket and pull the modem to
the left.
7. The modem is now connected. If you
intend to use the wireless connection,
make sure you attach the two antennas
included in the start box.
Connecting the LAN
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1. Connect the white network cable
between the FG500 network port (LAN
1-4) and the network port on the back
or side of your computer. NOTE! In
some cases, your broadband service
provider will instruct you to connect to
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a specific network port (LAN 1-4). Verify
this in the documents and/or manual
you received from your service provider.
2. Finally, plug the power adapter into an
electrical outlet and the small connector
into the modem labelled “Power.”
3. The indicator lights will blink for roughly
30 seconds. If you have connected your
modem properly, the Power, WAN and
Internet indicator lights will be a fixed
green or yellow color. See picture labelled “Front.” You have now connected
the FG500.
Connecting the
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Wireless Local Area
Network (WiFi)
1. For wireless connection first perform a
search for available wireless networks in
your computer.
2. Compare the list with the SSID which is
shown on a sticker placed on the bottom of the FG500.
3. Connect by clicking on the correct SSID
and then type in the encryption code
which is shown on the sticker labelled
WPA on the under side of the FG500.
Connecting your
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digital TV Box for IPTV
1. A network cable was provided with
your digital TV Box. Connect it to the
network port (LAN 1-4). NOTE! In some
cases, your broadband service provider
will instruct you to connect to a specific
network port (LAN 1-4). Verify this in the
documents and/or manual you received
from your service provider.
2. Connect the other end of the network
cable to your digital TV Box for IPTV.
3. Start the digital TV Box for IPTV.
4. If a problem should occur during the
connection process, we recommend
that you contact your service provider.
Connecting
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IP Telephony (VoIP)
1. Connect a telephone cable to the port
labeled TEL 1 on the FG500.
2. Connect the other end of the telephone
cable to your telephone. Alternatively,
follow the instructions from your service
provider.
3. Activate the telephony service according
to the instructions from your service
provider.
Description of
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the front panel
From left to right
1. WPS
Off – WPS not activated
Blinking (green) – WPS activated
2. USB
On (green) – USB device detected
Off – No USB device detected
3. Internet
On (green) – IP-address received
On (red) – IP-adress not received
4. TEL 2
On (green) – Telephony service activated
Off – Telephony not service activated
Slow blinking (green) – Failed telephony
service activation
Fast blinking (green) – Incoming call
5. TEL 1
On (green) – Telephony service activated
Off – Telephony not service activated
Slow blinking (green) – Failed telephony
service activation
Fast blinking (green) – Incoming call
6. WiFi
On (green) – WIFI activated
Off – WIFI not activated
Blinking (green) – Activity
7. Ethernet
On (green) – LAN connected
Off – LAN not connected
Blinking (green) – Activity
8. WAN
On (green) – WAN connected
1000Mbps
Blinking (green) – Activity 1000Mbps
On (yellow) – WAN connected 100Mbps
Blinking (yellow) – Activity 100Mbps
Off – WAN not connected
9. Power
On (green) – Power on
On (red) – Start up failure (contact
service provider)
Off – Power off
Advanced network
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administration
Check that the computer which is
connected to your modem has been
issued an automatic IP address between
192.168.1.2 and 192.168.1.254. You may
need to manually set the IP address.
For example: 192.168.1.23,
subnet mask: 255.255.255.0.
1. In your browser’s address line type
http://192.168.1.1
2. Login in using admin as user name and
admin as password
3. Select the function you want from the
modem’s menu on the left. Note that
network administration is only available
in the standard software. If your service
provider has their own software, this
function may be turned off or have only
limited function. Contact your service
provider for more information.
Troubleshooting
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1. Is the power indicator light on modem
off? Check that the modem is properly connected to the power adapter.
Check that the power adapter is connected to an electrical outlet and that
the LED on the power adapter is lit. If
the LED on the power adapter is not
lit up this may indicate a faulty power
adapter. If the modem is properly
connected and the power adapter
is lit but the power indicator light on
the modem is still not lit up this may
indicate a faulty modem. Contact your
service provider.
2. Are the Power or Internet indicator
lights red? Contact your service
provider.
3. Is the WAN indicator light off? Check
the connection between the WAN port
on the modem and your broadband
outlet. If the WAN indicator light is off,
despite proper connection, contact
your service provider.
4. Is the Ethernet indicator light off?
Check the connection between the
LAN port on the modem and the
Network Interface Card (NIC) in your
computer. Check that the NIC in your
computer is functioning properly.
5. Reset button. See picture labeled
“Back.” This button resets the modem
to factory settings. Press it for 10
seconds.
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