NETGEAR DVG1000 Quick Start Manual
DVG1000 N150 Wireless N
ADSL Modem Router
Quick Start Guide
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Welcome to ACN
Congratulations on your selection of the Netgear® N150.
The Netgear® N150 incorporates numerous technologies into one device that
can act as the central connection point for all of your online activities within
your home or oce. With Wi-Fi™ N speed to deliver enhanced range and
speed, and four Ethernet ports to connect all your additional equipment and
gaming consoles.
Once you are online check our website at acnpacic.com.au for further
information and technical support if required.
acnpacic.com.au/myaccount
MyAccount is your Online Customer Portal. It enables you to check your
monthly broadband usage, change your broadband plan, purchase
extra broadband Top Up data, download your invoices, and pay your
ACN account.
Customer Service
Our dedicated Customer Service team is available 6 days a week
Hours of operation
9:00am - 6:00pm (AEST) Monday to Friday
10:00am - 6:00pm (AEST) Saturday
Contact details
Email Enquiries: enquiries@acnpacic.com.au
Online Chat: acnpacic.com.au/contact-us
Customer Service: 1300 881 778
For further information about pricing, other services available from ACN, the
ACN Opportunity or becoming an ACN Independent Business Owner (IBO),
please visit acnpacic.com.au.
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What’s inside?
Welcome to ACN 2
Customer Service 2
Netgear® N150 setup guide 4
Front panel 4
Back panel 4
Getting to know your device 5
Logins and passwords 6
Equipment setup 7
Setup Wi-Fi™ connections (optional) 9
ADSL MyAccount functionality 10
How to login to MyAccount 10
Add a data top up 12
Troubleshooting 12
Dead-On-Arrival (DOA) and Early Life Failure (ELF) 13
Warranty 13
Conditions 13
Warranty claims 14
Standard Form of Agreement 15
Further information 15
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Netgear® N150
setup guide
The Netgear® N150 ADSL2+ Modem Router comes pre-congured with your
ADSL settings.
We recommend Microsoft® Windows 7, XP, or Vista as the minimum operating
system requirements. Ideally, your computer should be less than ve years old
and of a reasonable specication to get the most out of the Internet.
It is important to ensure your computer is up to date with the latest operating
system and any relevant anti-virus, rewall and Internet protection software.
Front panel
The front panel consists of 9 LED lights and 2 buttons.
Back panel
The back panel consists of port connections and also the power (on/o) button.
Laptops connect with Wireless-N/G USB 2.0 Adapter (WNA3100, WNDA3100 or WG111)
Storage
connected
to USB port
Connects
to ADSL2+
Connects to desktop
computers with
Network Card (GA311)
Power
Supply
Ethernet
LAN Ports 1-4
DSL
Light
USB
Light
WPS
Connection
Wi-Fi
Light
Internet
Light
Connects
to power
Power
on/o
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Getting to know your device
The table below describes the LED icons and buttons on the front panel of
the Netgear® N150 Modem Router.
Icon LED Activity Description
Power Solid green Power is supplied to the Modem Router.
Solid red Failure or a device malfunction has occurred. Attempt to restart
your Modem Router.
O Power is not supplied to the Modem Router. Check that the
power adaptor is plugged in and your electrical power point
is switched on.
Restore
factory
settings
The LED blinks momentarily when the restore factory settings
button on the bottom of the unit is pressed for 6 seconds.
The Power LED then blinks red three times when the restore
factory settings button is released and then turns green as the
gateway resets to the factory default settings.
LAN 1-4 Solid green The LAN port has detected an Ethernet link with a device.
Blinking green Data is being transmitted or received.
O No link is detected on this port.
USB O • No USB device connected.
• ‘Safely Remove Hardware’ has been activated.
• An error has occurred with the device.
Solid green USB device is ready to use.
Blinking green USB device is in use.
DSL Solid green You have a DSL connection. DSL port is synchronised with
your network.
Blinking green Indicates that the Modem Router is negotiating the best
possible speed on the DSL line.
O The unit is o or there is no IP connection.
Internet Solid green You have an Internet connection. If this connection is dropped
due to an idle time-out but the DSL connection is still present,
the light stays green.
Solid red Connection to the Internet has failed to connect.
Blinking green Data is being transferred or received over the wireless link.
Wireless O No Internet connection is detected or the device is in
bridge mode.
Solid green There is wireless connectivity.
Solid red Wireless connection disabled.
Blinking green Data is being transmitted or received over the wireless link.
WPS Solid green Indicates that wireless security has been enabled.
Blinking green WPS-capable device is connecting to the device.
O WPS is not enabled.
(Wi-Fi™
Protected
Setup)
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