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Connecting and Configuring your Router
Interactive Display
The Router’s interactive display is a powerful instrument for viewing
your network information° The display can provide essential router-
status information such as the state of the Internet connection
to details such as each device usage and speed of the Internet
connection° Within the numerous features of the display, there are
also built-in help guides and tips for troubleshooting°
Startup Screen
Once the Router has been plugged
in, the “Startup” screen will appear to
indicate that the Router is currently in
the boot-up state°
A.
Network Status
The “Network Status” screen
displays the state of the Router°
Information Screens
After the Router has finished starting up and the plug-and-play
Router Setup process has been completed, the first in a series of
informational screens will appear° These screens let you view your
network status° Push the right key (>) or the left key (<) to cycle
through them° The following outlines the details on each°
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
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1.
Internet Connection
This icon shows you when the Router is connected to
the Internet°
OFF
No Internet connection has
been detected
Solid White
Router is connected to the Internet
Blinking White
Internet connection was detected;
Router is not currently able to connect
to the Internet
2.
ADSL Connection
This icon shows you when the Router is connected to the
ADSL line°
OFF
Not connected to the ADSL line
Solid White
Router is connected to ADSL line and
functioning properly
Blinking White
Problem with ADSL connection (such as
physical connection failure, etc°)
3.
Router Wireless State
This icon indicates whether or not wireless is enabled°
Router showing wireless
connection (with curved-lines
illustration)
Router is ON with wireless
enabled and ready for use
with wireless and wired
Router showing wired
connection (without curved-
lines illustration)
Router is ON with wireless
disabled and ready for use
with only wired devices
4.
Wired Computers
This icon indicates if there are any wired connections present°
OFF
Wired device not present
Solid White
Wired device(s) connected to the Router
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5.
Wireless Computers
This icon represents if there are any wireless
connections present°
OFF
Wireless device is not present
Solid White
Wireless device(s) is connected to
the Router
6.
Security
This icon indicates wireless security°
OFF
Wireless security is OFF
Solid White
Wireless security is ON
B.
Broadband Download
Speedometer
This screen will display the
current download speed being
transferred through the Internet
connection° The speed will be
measured on the speedometer
against the fastest speed that
has been measured by the Router
since being activated°
C.
Broadband Upload/Download
Speedometer
This screen will display the
current upload and download
speed being transferred through
the Internet connection° The
speed will be measured on the
speedometer against the fastest
speed that has been measured by
the Router since being activated°
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D.
Connections/Speed
This screen displays all devices
currently connected to the Router
and the speed of the broadband
data that is being downloaded or
uploaded per each device°
G.
Date & Time
This screen displays the date and
time° To toggle between standard
and military time, push the up or
down key°
F.
Guest Access Status
This screen indicates whether
Guest Access is enabled or
disabled° For more information on
the Guest-Access feature, please
see the “Using the Web-Based
Advanced User Interface” section
in this User Manual°
E.
Usage Past 24 Hours
This screen displays all devices
currently connected to the Router
and their broadband usage over a
period of 24 hours°
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Menu Screen
Push the “Menu” button to open the
display’s Menu options° The Menu
option allows you to enable features
within the Router° The following
outlines the details of each feature
within the Menu section°
To view the Guest Access network
name and password, select the “Show
login info” option°
Select “Turn On” to enable Guest
Access° To enable the Guest-Access
mode, you will need to enable Wi-Fi
Protected AccessTM (WPATM) on
your private network first° To do so,
please see the “Setting WPA Security”
section in this User Manual°
Guest Access – Select this option to
enable a separate network to allow
guests to connect to the Internet while
keeping them away from accessing
your network, computers, and
private files°
A.
Wireless Security
Select Wireless Security by pressing the “OK” button to view
these options° From the Wireless Security options, the choices
available are listed below°
Push Button Security – Select this
option if you would like to set up your
computers or devices using the Wi-Fi
Protected Setup
TM
(WPS) standard°
Using WPS is not a requirement to
connect to the Router°

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