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Before you begin, ensure you can connect to the internet using the Ethernet connection.
Your Gateway has a Wi-Fi network ready to use out of the box. Your Gateway has a
unique
SSID
(or Network Name) and
WLAN Key
(or Wireless Password or Key) to make
connecting using Wi-Fi easy. These details are found on the information label on the
rear of the Gateway.
The Wi-Fi network is designed to provide a strong level of network security. To keep
your network secure, keep your SSID/WLAN Key out of public view.
To connect a wireless enabled device (computer, tablet, mobile phone etc) using the
default
SSID
and
WLAN Key
, complete the following steps:
1.
Use your device’s network connection manager or wizard to search for your Wi-Fi
network.  If you are not sure how to do this, refer to the help function for your
device’s operating system, or the manufacturer’s website or help desk.
2.
Find and select your wireless
SSID
. Example:
Telecom-T23456
3.
When prompted enter your 
WLAN Key
.  Example:
TT73H9VSK7
4.
If the device connection manager allows you to save your SSID and WLAN Key
details then do so. Otherwise you may have to repeat these steps each time
you connect.
5.
On your device open a web browser such as Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox or
Chrome. If the a web page loads correctly and you can surf the internet, you are
connected to your Wi-Fi network.
Power Rating:
Name: Home Gateway
12V
; 1.0A
HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD
.
MADE IN CHINA
0979
Model: HG630b
XX
This Vodafone Huawei
HG556a HW.C Home
Gateway may be connected
to the Telecom Network.
9.
CONNECT TO WI-FI
(WIRELESS NETWORKING)
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10.
CONNECT TO WI-FI USING WPS
ENABLED DEVICES (OPTIONAL)
This Gateway supports WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Set-Up) which is a quick method
of connecting a WPS enabled device to the Gateway. The connecting device must
support WPS and have wireless turned on. Check your device manual or the
manufacturer’s website to confirm WPS support.
To connect, press the WPS button on the side of the Gateway for at least 2 seconds and
within 2 minutes, press the WPS button on the connecting device. The WPS button will
be a physical button on a device like a printer, or virtual such as a software button on a
computer, mobile phone or tablet.
The two devices will establish a connection and the Gateway will recognise the
wireless device.
This WiFi connection will remain until the Gateway is factory reset.
WPS button
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11. ACCESS FREE
PREMIUM SERVICES
As a valued
Spark
customer, you can access a range of free and exclusive
premium services including:
1.
Security Suite
powered by McAfee to protect your computer from
Internet
threats (worth over $95 a year). Available for Microsoft Windows computers
only. Your free licence allows you to install McAfee on up to 5 Windows
computers.
2.
Flickr Pro Account
so you can get more than just a standard account.
Store, organise and share your photos and videos securely.
3.
Up to 10 free sub-accounts
so everyone in the family can have their own
suite of free services from Yahoo! including their very own Flickr Pro account.
Visit
www.
spark
.co.nz/premiumservices
to find out more.
Don’t forget to register for the Broadband Usage Meter so you can keep track
of how much data you’ve used at any time during the month.
Visit
www.
spark
.co.nz/myaccount
to find out more.
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12. SECURING YOUR GATEWAY
The most effective method to keep your Gateway secure is to keep your Gateway
and Wi-Fi password details in a safe place and protect against unauthorised physical
access to your Gateway.
Your Gateway settings are password protected with an administrator login.
The default username =
admin
The default password =
admin
Spark
recommends you create a unique password to protect access to your
Gateway. To do this, you need to use the Gateway’s User Interface:
1.
Open a web browser, type
192.168.1.254
into the address bar and press enter.
This will take you to the User Interface.
2.
Enter the Username and Password and click on Login.
3.
Click on the
Maintenance
tab on left side menu to access the Account menu;
then click on
Account
.
4.
When prompted, enter the current Gateway Username (by default
admin
)
and Password (by default
admin
); then enter your new password and confirm it,
then click
Submit
. Your password is changed.
The next time you want to change your Gateway settings you must log in using your
unique
password.
Note:
If you forget your Administrator password you will need to reset the Gateway to
factory default, (see step 13).
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13. FACTORY RESET
WARNING!
A factory reset restores the Gateway to the default settings –
all remembered Wi-Fi connections and any user customisations are erased.
Most users should only perform a factory reset when you are directed to
by the broadband helpdesk.
To factory reset your Gateway, do the following:
1.
While the Gateway is turned on, insert a paper clip into the Reset hole in the back,
press down for 8 to 10 seconds, then release.
2.
The Gateway will reset and then restart. This can take up to 5 minutes.
3.
After a factory reset, you must manually reconnect each Wi-Fi device and redo
any customisations.

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