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Your BT Home Hub and Openreach modem
4
Find the shorter front plate screws
– they should be in the recess of the
master socket (if not, most hardware
shops stock suitable screws).
5
Screw the front plate back into place.
6
Plug a microfilter into the front plate.
7
Plug a microfilter into any other
extension telephone sockets that you
have.
8
Follow the installation instructions
for your standard broadband Hub.
You can fit the Hub to any of the
microfilters.
Learn about…
Help
Your BT Home Hub
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Notices
45
Notices
Warranty
We guarantee that the BT Home Hub will work
to the relevant specification for the minimum
period of your agreement* and that it will be free
from faulty design, manufacture or materials.
If at any time during the minimum period, you
find that your BT Home Hub or other equipment
isn’t working properly, you may return it to us
and we’ll replace or (at our option) repair it.
We will not be responsible for any defects
arising from fair wear and tear, accidental or
willful damage, misuse or failure to follow
our instructions. If you return any equipment
as faulty, we may test the equipment – if it’s
working, we’ll send it back to you. If we do so,
we may charge you our costs for our testing
and postage. This doesn’t affect your legal
rights relating to equipment that is faulty or
wrongly described.
Safety and regulatory instructions for your
Openreach modem and BT Home Hub
Please read this section carefully before set-up!
Your Hub and Openreach modem will get warm
once connected to the power supply. Although
this is normal, you should make sure that your
Hub and Openreach modem have adequate
ventilation to prevent overheating. Never block
the vents on your Hub or Openreach modem.
Don’t expose your Hub or Openreach modem
to rain, water, moisture or direct sunshine.
Don’t spill liquid on your Hub or Openreach
modem.
Keep your Hub and Openreach modem away
from sources of heat such as heaters
or radiators.
Don’t try to disassemble or open up your Hub
or Openreach modem yourself. Not only will
it make your warranty void, it may expose you
to dangerous voltage or other hazards.
Before cleaning your Hub or Openreach
modem, disconnect from its power supply.
Use a damp cloth for cleaning.
For better performance, don’t place your
Hub or Openreach modem on a television or
computer monitor.
If there’s an electrical storm, you must unplug
all of your equipment from the electricity
supply and phone sockets.
The BT Home Hub intentionally generates
low-level radio frequency signals and so
there’s a very small risk that it may interfere
with sensitive medical devices, for example a
heart pacemaker, when nearby. If you’ve any
concerns, BT recommends that you consult
the medical device manufacturer before using
your BT Home Hub.
The plug on the power cable serves as a
disconnect device. Make sure that the power
socket you plug the power cable into is
easily accessible and located as close to the
equipment as possible.
Important
: please make sure you always use
the power cable supplied with your new Hub
– don’t use any other power cable.
* The minimum period will be either 12 or 18 months depending on the Option you chose when you placed your order.
Learn about…
Help
Your BT Home Hub
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Notices
Save energy
Please avoid wasting energy while using your
computer, games console or other equipment.
You can set up your computers to go into
standby or low-energy mode automatically.
Your Hub has BT Power Save – see
www.bt.com/setup/hubfeatures
Please disconnect your Hub from its power
supply when not in use for an extended period
(e.g. a holiday), but remember that when you
do so all connected computers (and any other
devices that use your Hub to connect to your
broadband line) will lose internet access and
BT Broadband Talk won’t work. Remember to
restore power to your Hub before turning on
your computer(s).
Product disposal instructions
for residential users
The Waste of Electrical and Electronic
Equipment (WEEE) Directive (2002/96/EC)
has been put in place to recycle products
using best available recovery and recycling
techniques to reduce the impact on the
environment, treat any hazardous substances
and avoid increasing landfill.
The symbol shown above and on the product
means that the product is classed as Electrical
or Electronic Equipment and you should not put
it into your domestic waste bin. When you’ve
no more use for your product, please dispose
of it following your local authority’s recycling
scheme. For more information, please contact
your local authority or the retailer where you
bought the product.
Before disposing of any such equipment, we
recommend you reset it to its default settings
– this should remove all your personal settings.
To find out how to reset your Hub to its default
settings, see page 35.
Declaration of Conformance
Declaration of Conformance with European
Community Directive 1999/EC.
This product is intended for use within the
UK for connection to the public telephone
network. This equipment complies with the
essential requirements for Radio Equipment
and Telecommunications Terminal Equipment
Directive 1999/5/EC. The Declaration of
Conformance can be found at
www.bt.com
GNU General Public Licence
The BT Home Hub contains code that is covered
by the GNU General Public License (GPL). In
accordance with the GPL, BT has made the
relevant code available for download at:
www.btyahoo.com/broadband/adhoc_pages/
gplcode.html
Terms and conditions
BT Infinity and BT Broadband Talk are
covered by terms and conditions. To review
these, click on ‘Terms and conditions’
at
www.bt.com/btbroadband
Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft
Corporation in the United States and other
countries.
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Useful information
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Useful web site addresses
BT Infinity:
www.bt.com/infinity/start
Help and support:
www.bt.com/help/infinity
Your Hub Manager
1
:
bthomehub.home
Default Hub settings
Broadband username (PPP):
Broadband password:
none required
Encapsulation:
PPPoE
or
PPP over Ethernet
Muliplexing:
VC based
or
VC Mux
VPI/VCI:
0/38
Wireless network name (SSID)
2
:
Wireless key (WPA PSK WEP)
2
:
Wireless interface:
Wi-Fi 802.11.b, g or n
Authentication:
WPA-PSK
or
WPA2-PSK
(also known as WPA-Personal)
Encryption type:
AES
or
TKIP
Mode:
infrastructure
(not ad hoc)
Hub Manager password
1
:
1 password printed on back of your Hub.
2 printed on back of your Hub and/or your wireless settings card.
Your details
BT Total Broadband username:
BT Total Broadband password:
(Your username and password are also your BT Yahoo! Mail address (email address) and password.)
BT Broadband Talk phone number:
BT Broadband Talk password:
Useful information
Learn about…
Help
Your BT Home Hub
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Index
Access controls
38
ADSL
22, 42
Broadband connection problems
8, 12, 19
Broadband light
12-16, 36, 41
Broadband speed
10
BT Broadband Talk
8-9, 37, 41, 46, 47
BT Broadband Desktop Help
8
BT Digital Vault
7
BT FON
6, 36
BT Home IT Support
34
BT Hub Phone
8-9, 35, 36, 37
BT online security
7
BT Power Save
13, 36, 38, 46
BT Total Broadband username
7, 23, 47
BT Yahoo! Mail address
7, 23, 47
BT Yahoo! Online
7
Connecting devices to Hub
6
Connecting without CD
23-28
Connection troubleshooting
12-22
Default settings for Hub
35, 38, 46
Default wireless settings
24
Dial-up networking window
33
Disposing of old equipment
33, 46
DSL light
15, 16,
19-22, 39-40
Index
Email
7, 11
Email connection problems
8
Ethernet
4, 6, 18, 22, 23, 26, 28, 31,
37, 39, 41
Extension cable
4, 20, 43
Fibre optic cable
3
Forum
11
Help
8, 11-34
Hub buttons
35-36
Hub default settings
18, 35-36, 38, 47
Hub features
38
Hub lights
12-18, 35
Hub safety
45
Hub sockets
37
Hub Manager
38
IP address
32
IT support
34
LAN1 light
16, 19, 21-22
Mac OS
23, 25, 32, 33
Notices
45-46
Online help
11
Openreach modem
4, 15, 16, 19-22,
35-42

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