Step One: Hardware Connection
1. If you have xDSL Broadband internet access, connect your hardware as
shown in the following diagram:
2. If you have Residential Broadband internet access, connect your hardware
as shown in the following diagram:
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After the hardware connections have been completed, check the status of the
LED Indicators using the following table:
LED
Indicator
POWER Power Status
SYS System status
WLAN Wireless Status
WPS Wi-Fi protected
WAN Broadband
1-4 LAN
Port
Description Normal Status
Steady Light
Indicator
Steady Light or
Indicator
Slow Flashing
Steady Light or
Indicator
Slow Flashing
Steady Light or
status indicator
Flashing When
Pairing
Steady Light or
Network Status
Indicator
LAN (Local Area
Network)
indicator
Slow Flashing
Steady Light or
Slow Flashing
Note: If the LED indicator is not displaying a “Normal Status” as described in the table above, please check
the associated hardware and connections.
Safety Notice
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Operating Position: The device should be placed on a flat horizontal surface, or secured safely to a
wall.
¾ Operate equipment away from heat sources.
¾ Provide good air ventilation.
¾ Keep away from water and damp areas.
¾ Disconnect power from the device during severe thunderstorms.
¾ Use only the included AC power adapter.
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Step Two: Set up the computer
Installation on a Windows 2000 or Windows XP system
1. Right click on “My Network Places” and choose “Properties”.
2. Right click on “local Area Connection” and choose “Properties”.
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3. Double click on “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)”
4. Choose “Obtain an IP address automatically”, then choose “obtain DNS
Server Address automatically”, click the “OK” button.
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