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VoIP & Your Standard Phone Line
By default, calls will be made via VoIP if you have an active VoIP service with iiNet. If
for any reason your broadband service is down calls will automatically be made using
PSTN
If you have another phone which you would like to connect to BoB Lite
TM
• Plug that phone into the green ‘phone 2’ port on BoB Lite
TM
using the phone cable
supplied with that phone.
Congratulations!
You have successfully set up your BoB Lite
TM
. You are now ready to use the internet
and phone!
The following lights should now be lit in blue on the front of your modem/router.
adsl sync
internet
wired or
wireless (depending on your preferred connection type)
phone
USB/Storage portable hard drive to expand your storage capacity (depending
if you have a storage device connected). USB hard drive is not included.
Chapter 4
:
Connection & Configuration
Connect & Configure
your
BoB Lite
TM
Power Cable
Phone Cable
Line Filter
Phone Cable
Ethernet Cable
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Administering BoB Lite
TM
Manually
To log into BoB Lite
TM
and change settings manually, type 10.1.1.1 into the address bar of
your web browser. Your computer must be connected to BoB Lite
TM
either wirelessly
or via ethernet cable. The default password is “admin”.
Image 1 shows the home page of your modem and from here you can surf to the
various features of the modem...
Image 1
The page displayed in image 1 is the home page of your modems software; just like
you would navigate around a web page on the internet you navigate your way
around your iiNet modem by clicking on the links within this web page in your web
browser.
1. How to browse to this modems home page
In order to login to the modem and navigate around its various web pages and
configure the settings you first need to open up your web browser and enter the
modems home page address.
1. Open your computers web browser and in the address bar type http://10.1.1.1 –see
image 2
Image 2
Chapter 5
:
Modem Features
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2. The page displayed is your modems
home page and from here you can get
a snap shot of your modems setup,
you can also select to login to the
modem and access its more advanced
features or set up your ADSL username
and password and ‘get online’!
2. What does the information on
the home page mean?
You will notice that on your modems
home page you have 8 headings, the
following will give you an overview in to
the information displayed.
1. the connection with my ISP is active?
You will either see ‘yes’ or ‘no’ in this box.
If ‘yes’ is displayed this means you have
an active ADSL line running over your
telephone line in your home and that
your modem is connected correctly
to your telephone line and is talking to
the main computer at your ISP. If ‘no’ is
displayed either your ADSL line is not
active or the modem is not connected
to your phone line in your home.
2. should I be able to surf the internet?
If you have a ‘yes’ displayed in box 1 and
you have the correct ADSL user name
and password entered in the modems
settings will ‘yes’ be displayed in this
box.
When you have ‘yes’ displayed in
box 2 will you be able to actually surf the
internet and check your emails.
3. my internet speed is approximately
Your connection to the internet is
displayed in this box, the speed of your
internet connection is determined by
the plan you sign up for with your ISP,
as well as the distance your house is
from the telephone exchange in your
local neighbourhood.
In the example
in image 2 you can see the numbers
2112/384kbps – this means your download
speed is 2112kbps and your upload speed
is 384kbps.
4. my modem is using firmware version
Software is loaded on your modem (just
like a standard PC) and this shows you
the latest version of software running on
your modem.
From time to time iiNet
may make changes to the software and
send you newer versions to make your
modem operate better under various
circumstances.
5. my modem has been connected for
this long
The time indicated in this box shows
you how long the modem has been
connected to the internet; the time
format is hh:mm:ss
6. the ADSL standard my modem is
using is
There are various standards that your
modem can connect to the internet.
You may have signed up to iiNet for
ADSL2 or if you are in an area that does
not have access to the faster speeds
you may have connected using ADSL1.
The following gives a brief description of
each of the standards:
Chapter 5
:
Modem Features
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Chapter 5
:
Modem Features
Automatic
– the modem will determine
the best speed to connect to the
internet depending on your line quality
and distance from the local telephone
exchange.
T1.413 issue 2
– The minimum
requirement for satisfactory performance
of ADSL, this standard is not used on the
iiNet network
G.992.1 (G.DMT)
–ADSL1 speed, usually
the lowest speed offered by an ISP
G.992.3 (ADSL2)
–This indicates your
speed could be up to 12mbps
G.992.5(ADSL2+)
This indicates that
your speed could be up to 22mbps
G.992.5_M(ADSL2+M)
This indicates you
have access to faster upload speeds and
is only offered in selected areas or on
selected plans
7. my SIP sever is connected to which
Australian state?
iiNet offer a service whereby you
can make telephone calls over your
internet connection,
there is a lot
of smart technology going on in the
background and a SIP server is a special
piece of equipment in our network.
In
the example is image 2 the modme is
connected to a SIP server in NSW
8. my primary netphone account is set
up correctly?
If you have taken advantage of our
telephone over the internet system
(netphone) then you will see ‘yes’ in this
box if the service is set up and you are
connected.
The useful links section takes you to
three of the more common areas to
check on your modems performance.
1. Diagnostics
when you click on the Diagnostics tab
you will be prompted for a password,
unless you have changed the password
for your modem, please type admin and
click Log in.
The page displayed allows
you to test your modems connection to
the internet, for example if you type in
www.iinet.net.au and click execute your
modem will test the connection to the
internet.
2. Security log
when you click on the Security log tab
you will be prompted for a password,
unless you have changed the password
for your modem, please type admin and
click Log in.
The page displayed shows
a history of your modems connectivity,
often when talking to our customer
service representative you may be
asked to save this log to your computer
and email the file to a customer service
rep so we can check the settings and
diagnose any issues you may be having.
3. ADSL status
when you click on the ADSL status tab
you will be prompted for a password,
unless you have changed the password
for your modem, please type admin and
click Log in.
The page displayed shows
the line status of your connection to the
internet, if you are talking to a customer
service person you may be asked to
jump to this page and read the results
so we can diagnose the issue you may
be having.
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Chapter 5
:
Modem Features
3. How do I log into my modem to configure the various options?
Please read chapter 2 paragraph 1 to explain how to launch your modems home
page.
To change any settings in your modem you need to first login to the password
protected pages.
To do this you enter the password in the box as shown in image
3 – unless you have already altered the modems default password please type admin
and click log in.
Image 3
Enter Admin and click log in

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