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User Manual

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Contents

About the Device ........................................................................................................ 5

Requirements ................................................................................................ 7

Package Contents ....................................................................................... 7

Device Design ............................................................................................... 8

Front Panel ..................................................................................................... 8

Back Panel ..................................................................................................... 9

Getting Started ........................................................................................................... 10

Planning Your Network .............................................................................. 11

Remove or Disable Conflicts ..................................................................... 13

Internet Sharing, Proxy, and Security Applications ............................... 13

Configuring TCP/IP Settings ....................................................................... 14

Configuring Internet Properties ................................................................ 14

Removing Temporary Internet Files .......................................................... 15

Setup the Device ........................................................................................ 16

Connecting to the Internet ....................................................................... 19

Connecting Via Quick Setup .................................................................... 19

About the Web User Interface ................................................................................. 24

Accessing the Web User Interface .......................................................... 24

Web User Interface Modes ....................................................................... 25

Switching Modes ......................................................................................... 25

Rebooting and Logging Out .................................................................... 25

Basic Mode ................................................................................................................. 26

Menus ........................................................................................................... 26

Home ............................................................................................................ 27

Wizard ........................................................................................................... 28

Quick Start ................................................................................................... 29

Advanced Mode ....................................................................................................... 31

Network ........................................................................................................ 32

Wireless ......................................................................................................... 39

Wireless ......................................................................................................... 42

Summary of Contents for VDSL5038GRV(AC)

Page 1: ...VDSL5038GRV AC VDSL2 WIRELESS AC 4 PORT GATEWAY WITH USB 2 0 HOST ...

Page 2: ...R A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR ANY WARRANTIES ARISING FROM COURSE OF DEALING COURSE OF PERFORMANCE OR USAGE OF TRADE IN NO EVENT WILL THE SELLERS BE LIABLE FOR DAMAGES OR LOSS INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO DIRECT INDIRECT SPECIAL WILLFUL PUNITIVE INCIDENTAL EXEMPLARY OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF BUSINESS PROFITS OR DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF BUSINESS OF ANY CUSTOMER OR ANY THIRD PARTY ARISING O...

Page 3: ...ications 13 Configuring TCP IP Settings 14 Configuring Internet Properties 14 Removing Temporary Internet Files 15 Setup the Device 16 Connecting to the Internet 19 Connecting Via Quick Setup 19 About the Web User Interface 24 Accessing the Web User Interface 24 Web User Interface Modes 25 Switching Modes 25 Rebooting and Logging Out 25 Basic Mode 26 Menus 26 Home 27 Wizard 28 Quick Start 29 Advan...

Page 4: ...User Manual Page 4 of 60 System 48 VoIP 51 Status 55 Router Care Tips 57 FCC Statement 58 ...

Page 5: ...supported by the 802 11n wireless standard for the 2 4GHz and the 802 11ac wireless standard for the 5 0GHz frequency band It simply shares fast and reliable speeds of up to 300Mbps on the 2 4GHz and speeds of up to 900Mbps on the 5 0GHz band concurrently for all of your wireless devices Connect Easily using Wi Fi Protected Setup WPS Instead of connecting conventionally to your wireless network by...

Page 6: ...support network printing and even file storage and sharing Easy Installation and Setup Unlike other complex devices the VDSL5038GRV AC uses an intuitive design making the device easy to setup and use You can also easily manage various router features through an OS Independent Web User Interface that you can easily access after connecting to the device ...

Page 7: ...account or ONT for Fibre connection Package Contents Package contents are listed below For any missing items please contact your dealer immediately Product contents vary for different models Router Ethernet cable Telephone cable FXS Phone Splitter 12V 2 0A DC Power Adapter Easy Start Guide Warranty Policy Note You may also download the Easy Start Guide and the User Manual by visiting this link htt...

Page 8: ...is data transmission Green Steady There is a device connected wirelessly VOICE 1 2 Off VoIP not configured or disabled Green Steady VoIP configured and activated Red Steady VoIP call in progress USB OFF No USB connection ON USB device is connected IPTV OFF IPTV interface is not up Green Steady IPTV Interface is up and Set top box is active Red Steady IPTV is up and Set top box is inactive or not c...

Page 9: ...HERNET 1 4 Connecting computers and other Ethernet devices USB 1 2 For USB devices such as printers and USB external hard drives WIFI ON OFF Turns ON OFF the VDSL5038GRV AC s wireless VOICE 1 2 Port for Voice over IP Phones RESET To reset the modem to the factory default configuration POWER Adapter input ON OFF Switch Turns ON OFF the VDSL5038GRV AC Back Panel ...

Page 10: ...e installation Connect the telephone cables Ethernet cables and power adapter For ADSL and VDSL subscribers use the Quick Start Web GUI to setup your PPPoE connection The Web User Interface is primarily available for ADSL VDSL subscribers Fibre Subscribers need not to configure their internet settings since it has already been pre configured and ready to use You may see the suggested network setup...

Page 11: ...ur network devices and plan out how to connect these devices Separate network diagrams are provided for both ADSL VDSL and Fibre subscribers For xDSL Subscribers Each port in the router can be used for different connections For example Ethernet 1 Set top Box Ethernet 2 Game Console Ethernet 3 Dad s Computer Ethernet 4 Mom s Computer DSL LINE DSL Microfilter ...

Page 12: ... Box Ethernet 2 Game Console Ethernet 3 Dad s Computer Ethernet 4 Mom s Computer Ethernet WAN ONT To create a network diagram For wireless devices identify the wireless devices you want to include in the network and to which frequency band you plan to connect each For wired devices identify which router port you want to use for each device ...

Page 13: ... Temporary Internet files Internet Sharing Proxy and Security Applications Internet sharing proxy software and firewall applications may interfere with the router installation These should be removed or disabled before starting the installation If you have any of the following or similar applications installed on your computer remove or disable them according to the manufacturer s instructions Int...

Page 14: ...et Protocol TCP IP and then click Properties The Internet Protocol TCP IP dialog box would appear 5 Select Obtain an IP address automatically 6 Click the OK button to close the Internet Protocol TCP IP dialog box 7 Click the OK button to close the Local Area Connection Properties dialog box Configuring Internet Properties To set the Internet Properties 1 Select Start Run This opens the Run dialog ...

Page 15: ...move footprints left by the Web pages you visited To remove temporary Internet files 1 Select Start Run to open the Run dialog box 2 Enter control and then click the OK button to open the Control Panel 3 Double click on Internet Options 4 On the Internet Options window in the Temporary Internet Files pane click Delete Cookies 5 Click Delete Files 6 Click OK to close Internet Properties ...

Page 16: ...ther computer devices NOTE Different setup procedures are provided for both ADSL VDSL and Fibre subscribers For ADSL VDSL Subscribers For ADSL VDSL subscribers please follow the instructions below in setting up your device 1 Plug one end of the Ethernet cable from the router s Ethernet port and then plug the other end into the Ethernet port of your computer 2 1 3 5 4 ...

Page 17: ...the other end into an available Ethernet port in the router 3 Using the telephone cable provided in the package connect the DSL port to an available phone jack in your house 4 Connect the FXS Phone Splitter to your router s Voice port You may connect two supported Phones on the P1 and P2 ports of your FXS Phone Splitter 5 Connect the power adapter from the router s 12V 2 0A DC port into the power ...

Page 18: ... cable Plug one end of an Ethernet cable from the computer s Ethernet port and then plug the other end into an available Ethernet port in the router 3 Using another Ethernet cable plug one end of an Ethernet cable to the WAN port of your router and then plug the other end to the available Ethernet port of your ONT 4 Connect the FXS Phone Splitter to your router s Voice port You may connect two 2 s...

Page 19: ...d in the subsequent pages to quickly setup your Internet connection NOTE For Fibre subscribers internet configuration is not necessary to connect to the internet Internet configuration settings are already pre configured and are ready to use There are two ways in connecting via Quick Setup Connecting to the Internet via the User mode GUI Connecting to the Internet via the Web Interface Setup Wizar...

Page 20: ... address bar type 192 168 1 1 and press enter to access the Web User Interface 3 Enter admin as its username and password You will then be redirected to the web user interface of your VDSL5038GRV AC NOTE admin is the default username and password of your VDSL5038GRV AC s web user interface 4 You can setup your internet connection in two 2 ways ...

Page 21: ...guage and Time Zone section select a Time Zone on the Time Zone drop down list and select an NTP Server or enter the preferred Custom NTP Server then click Next d On the WAN Connection section enter correctly the Connection Type the User Name and Password and the VPI VCI values provided to you by your Internet Service Provider ISP then click Next ...

Page 22: ...ands change the SSID Wireless Network Name and Passphrase Wireless Password of each frequency band and determine the Country you are in Click Next to proceed f On the Summary section verify if the entered details are correct Click Apply to finalize the Wizard process g You may now start surfing the Internet ...

Page 23: ...nd Password provided by your Internet Service Provider ISP c You may disable enable the Wireless and its broadcast change your wireless SSID wireless network name enable disable the WPA WPA2 and change the passphrase wireless password of both the 2 4GHz and 5 0GHz frequency bands in this area d Click Apply to apply changes e You may now surf the internet ...

Page 24: ...To access your VDSL5038GRV AC s Web User Interface 1 Launch any web browser e g Internet Explorer Google Chrome 2 Type in 192 168 1 1 on the address bar and then press Enter You will be redirected to the login page of your VDSL5038GRV AC s web user interface 3 On the Login page type in admin as its username and password You will be redirected to your VDSL5038GRV AC s Web User Interface s Home page...

Page 25: ...AC s Web User Interface as seen below When in Basic Mode When inAdvanced Mode Rebooting and Logging Out Upon logging in to the VDSL5038GRV AC s web user interface you are also given an option to reboot the device or logout of the web user interface Reboot is similar to restart and would be useful in instances wherein a device restart is essential for the configured settings to take effect Logout o...

Page 26: ...rrent configuration It allows you to quickly configure router settings to have access to the Internet and also includes a setup wizard that easily guides users to setup their device in a procedural manner Menus The Basic Mode Web User Interface includes the following menus Home Wizard Quick Setup ...

Page 27: ...ork storage and printer In configuring other router features you may use this page as a reference to the other details that you might need Internet Connection This section provides details of your Internet connection such as the xDSL Line Status Connection Status Connection Type your router s WAN IP Address etc LAN Connection This section provides details of your Local Area Network connection such...

Page 28: ...ovides the details of the directly connected local clients to your router such as the hostname IP Address MAC address and the lease expiry time provided for the device Storage This section provides the details of any external USB storage devices connected to the VDSL5038GRV AC Printer This section shows the connected and or detected printers in the network Wizard The Wizard page of the web user in...

Page 29: ...Connection This section of the Quicksetup allows you to configure your WAN connection settings to have internet access NOTE Most of the fields in this area require you to refer to the Internet connection details provided to you by your Internet Service Provider ISP to complete this area B Wireless 2 4GHz 5 0GHz Allows you to configure both of your VDSL5038GRV AC s 2 4GHz and 5 0GHz Wireless Settin...

Page 30: ...details e g SSID Encryption mode and Password before you can connect wirelessly to your router SSID Allows you to change the default wireless network name set on your router The default SSID can be seen on the sticker underneath your router WPA WPA2 Enabled Allows you to enable or disable the password of your wireless network By enabling this encryption you would be able to change the default wire...

Page 31: ...ed from the Basic page by clicking on the Advanced Mode button located at the upper left corner of your screen Other router features may easily be accessed and configured in this mode The Advanced Mode contains the following menus Network Wireless Application System VoIP Status ...

Page 32: ...age allows you to change the default configuration of the modem The Advanced Mode Network page is also the default page of the Advanced Mode The Network page contains the following sub menus Internet LAN DHCP Reservation Ethernet Media Type xDSL SNMP TR069 IPv6RD ...

Page 33: ... implemented in your network ATM VC Allows you to modify the router s ATM VC Internet connection settings Please refer to the Internet Connection details given by your ISP before configuring this area Click Apply for the settings to take effect QoS Allows you to set configure the Quality of Service parameters of your router Click Add for the settings to take effect IPv4 IPv6 Allows you to change t...

Page 34: ... This is highly suggested to be set on Always On You may also configure the TCP MSS Option in this area IP Common Option Allows you to enable or disable the default route feature IPv4 Options Allows you to enable Network Address Translation specify the dynamic route method to be used and enable or disable IGMP proxy IPv6 Address Allows you to configure the DHCP IPv6 Mode used DHCP PD mode and the ...

Page 35: ...ist table Router Local IP Allows you to change the IP properties used by your router Do take note that by changing the IP address of your VDSL5038GRV AC the default IP address previously entered in the address bar to access the Web User Interface e g 192 168 1 1 would also be changed DHCP Allows you to enable disable relay the DHCP feature of your router The range of IP addresses the pool count it...

Page 36: ... of the connected device s IP Address MAC Address and lease expiry time IPv6 Address Allows you determine the IPv6 address that would apply to your network including its subnet Radvd Allows you to enable disable router advertisements in the network including its properties such as its mode and flags set DHCPv6 Allows you to enable disable the DHCP properties of the IPv6 network and to configure au...

Page 37: ...and registering the device s corresponding MAC Address D Ethernet Media Type Allows you to control the bandwidth provided in each Ethernet port of your VDSL5038GRV AC E xDSL Mode Allows you to determine the DSL mode and the ADSL type used by your router F SNMP Allows you to enable disable both SNMP SNMPv3 including the properties of each corresponding protocol ...

Page 38: ...e TR069 and enter the properties needed such as its URL and the corresponding usernames and passwords H IPv6RD Allows you to enter the IPv6 prefix and its subnet mask specify and IPv4 address to be used and its mask length and indicate a 6RD border relay IPv4 address ...

Page 39: ...contains the following sub menus Basic Security MAC Filter A Basic Allows you to change the default Wireless Name SSID set on the device Hide or Broadcast the Wireless Name and change other advanced wireless configurations of both the 2 4GHz and 5 0GHz frequency bands Click Apply for the settings to take effect Wireless Band Allows you to select the wireless band that you want to configure ...

Page 40: ...determine the number of clients that would be able to connect and change the wireless mode implemented by the router on the wireless network Mode Settings Content varies to the current mode implemented by the router in this case since the mode 802 11b g n is implemented 11n Settings is shown SSID Settings Allows you to define an SSID for each SSID index and also allows you to enable or disable the...

Page 41: ...sphrase etc This page also allows you to enable disable and change the properties of the WPS feature Click Apply for the settings to take effect C MAC Filter Allows you to control which wireless clients to Allow or Deny access to the router by entering the MAC address of the wireless client to the Access control list Click Apply for the settings to take effect ...

Page 42: ... page allows you to change set the router s application features The Advanced Applications page contains the following sub menus DDNS ACL Filter Routing NAT QoS Port Mapping Parental Firewall A DDNS Allows you to set a static host name with a Dynamic IP address ...

Page 43: ...iltering which would allow or deny the IP address specified access depending on the filter rules set By default the filter type is set to IP MAC Filter IP MAC Filter Allows you to allow deny access to specific source destination MAC addresses and or interfaces specified It is also allows you to determine your preferred DSCP range and the protocol to be implemented ...

Page 44: ...in the network URL Filter Allows you to defined URL indexes which upon activating will allow deny access to the corresponding URL specified D Routing Allows you to configure certain routes statically into your system This will cause overriding of the default gateway or interface that would have been taken for reaching a particular destination host subnet ...

Page 45: ... each interface DMZ Allows you to set a host between a private local network and a public network This feature allows outside users from getting direct access to your local network Port Forwarding Allows you to set a direct incoming traffic from the Internet to a specific computer in your local network ...

Page 46: ...gering Allows you to configure the router to allow local users to temporarily open ports based on trigger ports F QoS Allows you to set configure the Quality of Service parameters of your router Click Add for the settings to take effect ...

Page 47: ...n the device H Parental Control Allows you to limit 1 MAC Addresses on having internet access on specific times of day s within a week and 2 URLs on being accessed on specific times of day s within a week I Firewall Allows you to enable or disable Firewall and SPI By default the said attributes are disabled ...

Page 48: ...ation back up and Restore settings and do Firmware upgrade on the router The Advanced System menu has the following sub menus Information UPnP Settings Firmware Reboot Password A Information Displays detailed information of the router s Firmware version LAN WLAN MAC Address and System Uptime ...

Page 49: ...ault reset your router s configuration Back up Click Backup button to save romfile cfg on your computer this will serve as your router s back up configuration file Restore Click Browse to select romfile cfg that was saved on your computer to restore your router to the last saved configuration then click Restore for the settings to take effect Factory Default Allows you to Restore the router s fact...

Page 50: ...User Manual Page 50 of 60 E Firmware Allows you to change the firmware saved on the router F Password Allows you to change the password set on the router to access the Web User Interface ...

Page 51: ... Manual Page 51 of 60 VoIP The Advance Status page displays various router connection statistics for ADSL LAN and WLAN This page also has the following sub menus Basic Call Control Media Speed Dial Advanced ...

Page 52: ...ation name and other SIP settings B Call Control Allows you to enable or disable call related functions and features of each SIP Line such as call forwarding call transferring DND mode and three way conferencing NOTE You have to activate the status of the VoIP SIP line first before you can configure its settings This can be done on the VoIP Basic menu ...

Page 53: ...e the status of the VoIP SIP line first before you can configure its settings This can be done on the VoIP Basic menu D Speed Dial Allows you to configure and register speed dial indexes and each index s corresponding number for future use NOTE You have to activate the status of the VoIP SIP line first before you can configure its settings This can be done on the VoIP Basic menu ...

Page 54: ...ge 54 of 60 E Advanced Allows you to enable WAN binding adjust call volumes for both listening and speaking define registration and reregistration expiration times and change other advanced features of each SIP line ...

Page 55: ...e displays various router connection statistics for xDSL LAN and WLAN This page also has the following sub menus Statistics xDSL Status System Log Diagnostics Network Tools A Statistics Provides statistical information of LAN ADSL and WLAN interface ...

Page 56: ... System Log Displays the router s system log D Diagnostics Display the test results for the connectivity of the physical layer and protocol for xDSL ATM WLAN LAN port and L0041N connection click Start test to start the test E Network Tools Allows you to test the router s Internet connectivity ...

Page 57: ...ng on the surface where it lands the router can get cracked casing or internal components may get dislodged affecting its functionality 6 Clean the router s casing with a soft damp cloth and remove dust that may cover the router casing s ventilation regularly 7 Turn off the router and disconnect the power adapter from the power outlet if it will be unattended for a long time Safety Precautions Do ...

Page 58: ... interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the rec...

Page 59: ...d operated with a minimum distance of 20 centimeters between the radiator and your body This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions This device may not cause harmful interference and This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation CAUTION Any changes or modifications not expressl...

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