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V3.3.3

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GETTING TO KNOW YOUR MODEM 

2

FEATURES

 

2

 SIMPLE 

SETUP

 

2

 INSTANT 

PROTECTION

 

2

 ADDITIONAL 

SECURITY

 

2

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

 

2

 

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR MODEM

 

2

FRONT PANEL DISPLAY

 

3

 

THE MAIN DISPLAY

 

3

 INCOMING 

CALLS

 

3

 MISSED 

CALLS

 

4

 

THE DISPLAY SCREEN SAVER

 

4

SETTING UP YOUR MODEM FOR 
TELEPHONE AND INTERNET 

5

CONNECTING THE MODEM

 

5

POSITIONING THE MODEM

 

5

USING YOUR TELEPHONE 

7

 

CONNECTING YOUR PHONE

 

7

 

GENERAL PHONE USE

 

7

 MAKING 

CALLS

 

7

 

SETTING UP VOICEMAIL

 

7

 RETRIEVING 

VOICEMAIL

 

7

 CALL 

WAITING

 

7

MANAGING TELEPHONE FEATURES

 

8

 MISSED 

CALLS

 

8

 INCOMING 

CALLS

 

8

 OUTGOING 

CALLS

 

8

 TELEPHONE 

SETTINGS

 

8

 CALL 

FORWARDING

 

9

 CALL 

WAITING

 

10

 CALLER 

ID

 

10

CONNECTING TO 
VIRGIN BROADBAND 

11

CONFIGURING YOUR HOME NETWORK

 

11

USING THE ETHERNET CABLE

 

11

CONFIGURING YOUR ETHERNET 
NETWORK ADAPTOR

 

12

 WINDOWS 

XP

 

12

 

 WINDOWS 

VISTA

 

13

 APPLE

 

14

 

CONFIGURING YOUR INTERNET BROWSER

 

15

 FOR 

FIREFOX

 

16

 FOR 

SAFARI

 

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QUICK SET UP WIZARD

 

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SPECIFY A PASSWORD

 

17

 SETTINGS

 

17

YOUR FIRST TIME ONLINE 

23

CONFIGURING YOUR EMAIL

 

23

 OUTLOOK 

EXPRESS

 

23

 OUTLOOK 

2003

 

23

 OUTLOOK 

2007

 

24

 

WINDOWS MAIL (VISTA)

 

24

 APPLE 

MAIL

 

25

CHECKING YOUR USAGE

 

25

CONFIGURING YOUR WIRELESS CONNECTION

 

26

 USING 

WIRELESS

 

26

 WINDOWS 

XP

 

26

 WINDOWS 

VISTA

 

27

 APPLE

 

28

THE MANAGEMENT CONSOLE 

29

CONNECTION STATUS

 

29

 

CONNECT / DISCONNECT

 

29

LOGIN STATUS

 

30

 SMS 

SCREEN

 

30

 TELEPHONE 

SCREEN

 

30

 CONNECTIONS 

SETTINGS

 

30

 SYSTEM 

SETUP

 

30

 ADVANCED 

SCREEN

 

30

 

LOG OUT

 

30

COMMON 
TROUBLESHOOTING STEPS 

31

 

RESTORING FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS

 

31

 

CHANGING THE TIME ZONE

 

31

 

UNABLE TO MAKE OR RECEIVE CALLS 

 

31

 

UNABLE TO ACCESS WEBSITES

 

33

 

SLOWER CONNECTION THAN EXPECTED

 

35

GLOSSARY 

36

SPECIFICATIONS 

38

GUIDELINES FOR SAFE 
AND EFFICIENT USE 

39

MY PASSWORDS 

40

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Summary of Contents for Home Modem

Page 1: ...V3 3 3 A virginbroadband com au virginbroadband com au HOME MODEM ...

Page 2: ...3 CONNECTION BUTTON Press to connect or disconnect from the Internet 4 YOUR SIM CARD INSIDE THE SIM CARD SLOT Please do not remove this or your service will not work 5 TELEPHONE PORT Plug your home telephone into this 6 ETHERNET PORT LAN This connects your computer to the Modem 7 POWER ADAPTER Please only use the supplied power pack 8 FACTORY RESET BUTTON This is hidden underneath the Modem This m...

Page 3: ...THERNET NETWORK ADAPTOR 12 WINDOWS XP 12 WINDOWS VISTA 13 APPLE 14 CONFIGURING YOUR INTERNET BROWSER 15 FOR FIREFOX 16 FOR SAFARI 16 QUICK SET UP WIZARD 17 SPECIFY A PASSWORD 17 SETTINGS 17 YOUR FIRST TIME ONLINE 23 CONFIGURING YOUR EMAIL 23 OUTLOOK EXPRESS 23 OUTLOOK 2003 23 OUTLOOK 2007 24 WINDOWS MAIL VISTA 24 APPLE MAIL 25 CHECKING YOUR USAGE 25 CONFIGURING YOUR WIRELESS CONNECTION 26 USING WI...

Page 4: ...wall and supports Network Address Translation NAT This network service hides the computers in your network so they cannot be easily accessed from outside your network the Internet until a request is made ADDITIONAL SECURITY The Modem supports both Wired Equivalent Privacy WEP and WiFi Protected Access WPA and WPA2 security encryption to protect your network Security logs keep you aware of potentia...

Page 5: ...ection method HSDPA is a very fast connection UMTS is fast GPRS is slower around dial up speeds If you can only get GPRS try moving the modem to another area in your home or closer to a window How many computers are connected wirelessly Connection status When this says Connected you have an internet connection available Signal strength Like a mobile phone the more bars the better Clock coming call...

Page 6: ...sed call from that phone number You can clear the missed calls using the Modem Management Console See Using Your Telephone on Page 7 for more information THE DISPLAY SCREEN SAVER A screen saver feature is included in the Modem to preserve the quality of the Main Display When the Main Display is inactive for a short time the Screen Saver activates showing the current time The time will automaticall...

Page 7: ...ordless home telephone 3 For your first time internet setup please use the Ethernet Cable Plug one end into the middle socket on the Modem and the other into a spare Ethernet LAN port on your computer POSITIONING THE MODEM Position the Modem to ensure the following 1 Strong Mobile network signal The Modem s display will show your network signal strength You may find that placing the Modem near a win...

Page 8: ...onnection type is consistently reported as GPRS despite your repositioning efforts please contact Virgin Broadband Support on 1300 555 100 for further assistance 3 Strong Wireless WLAN signal For best results make sure the Modem is in a central position in your home within a relatively equal distance of all wireless devices The Modem should not be closer than 30cm from any one wireless device 4 A ...

Page 9: ...can speed up the dialling process by pressing the key after the desired number SETTING UP VOICEMAIL To activate your free Virgin Voicemail service just dial 212 from your phone You will be guided through the setup process including recording your personal Voicemail message To disable your Virgin Voicemail service refer to the Call Forwarding section on Page 9 of this guide RETRIEVING VOICEMAIL Whe...

Page 10: ...he modem INCOMING CALLS This is the area where you can see and clear any Incoming Calls Simply click on the CLEAR LOG button to clear the log OUTGOING CALLS This is the area where you can see and clear any Incoming Calls Simply click on the CLEAR LOG button to clear the log TELEPHONE SETTINGS This is the area where you can change the way in which the telephone dials numbers International Dialling ...

Page 11: ...vate all will deactivate all diversions Clear all numbers will deactivate all diversions and clear all numbers from the fields Check all will query the network for the current settings Refresh will tell the modem to make sure it is displaying the most current information Each individual type of diversion is used as follows To activate a diversion enter the number you wish to forward calls to then c...

Page 12: ...ng using the telephone handset 2 short beeps will indicate a successful change or 3 short beeps will indicate that there has been a problem and no change has been made After the beeps the dial tone will return as normal By default voicemail is already set up on your Virgin Broadband service If you activate an alternative diversion and you wish to reactivate voicemail simply enter 212 as the divers...

Page 13: ...ton on the top right of the Modem to connect 3 Open your Internet web browser e g Internet Explorer You should be online and ready to surf the web See Your First Time Online on page 23 CONFIGURING YOUR HOME NETWORK We recommend you do your first time setup using the Ethernet cable Remember the WiFi is turned off by default USING THE ETHERNET CABLE 1 Plug the supplied Ethernet cable into your comput...

Page 14: ...t the name Network Connections then click Switch to Classic View on the left of the Control Panel screen 2 Right click on your Local Area Network Adaptor and choose Properties from the menu that appears 3 Select the item Internet Protocol and click on the Properties button 4 Make sure the following are selected a Obtain an IP address automatically b Obtain a DNS server automatically 5 Click on OK ...

Page 15: ...onnections 3 Right click on your Local Area Network Adaptor and choose Properties from the menu that appears 4 Select the item Internet Protocol Version 4 and click on the Properties button 5 Make sure the following are selected a Obtain an IP address automatically b Obtain a DNS server automatically 6 Click on OK to close the Internet Properties 7 Click on OK to close the Local Area Network Conne...

Page 16: ... here 5 In the Show drop down 2nd from the top box select Network Port Configurations 6 Untick everything except Built in Ethernet Airport 7 Click APPLY NOW 8 In the SHOW drop down box click BUILT IN ETHERNET and ensure the following options are correct 9 In TCP IP tab ensure that Configure IPv4 USING DHCP 10 In ETHERNET tab ensure that Configure AUTOMATICALLY 11 Click APPLY NOW if you have made chan...

Page 17: ...e which is the setup program for the modem You are not connecting to the Internet when you go to this page You are simply getting the page from the modem NOTE You may need to enable allow cookies for this address in order for this page to function To enable cookies For Internet Explorer 6 and 7 Click Tools Internet Options Click the Privacy tab and then click Sites In the Address box type 192 168 ...

Page 18: ...k the Privacy tab in the Cookies section click Exceptions type 192 168 1 1 and click Allow Click Close and then OK FOR SAFARI Click Safari from your Menu Bar and click Preferences Under the Security tab go to Accept Cookies and select Only from sites you navigate to ...

Page 19: ...m except for wireless security SETTINGS Language Australia UMTS UMTS Connect Method Manually connect to the Internet by clicking Connect on the Connection Status page in the Management Console or press the Connect Button on the Modem Automatically connect upon traffic The Modem will automatically connect when you attempt to access the Internet Always Connected The modem is ALWAYS connected to the I...

Page 20: ...t 13Characters Pre Shared Key Type in a 13 character password of numbers letters or both Firewall policy Typical security maximum security can cause problems with browsing QSW STEP 1 of 7 Welcome to the Quick Setup Wizard Please read the instructions and when ready click NEXT to continue QSW STEP 2 of 7 Language No changes can be made here click NEXT to continue ...

Page 21: ...EXT to continue QSW STEP 4 of 7 WIRELESS Here you can turn on the wireless functionality of the modem If you choose to enable wireless you really should configure security for the wireless network after this in Step 5 If you do not have a wireless adaptor or network card in your computer then leave the Wireless Enabled option un ticked and click NEXT to continue ...

Page 22: ...OTE Due to the vast amount of networking equipment available around the world Virgin Broadband can only support the following settings WEP Encryption with an ASCII 128bit Pre shared Key We find that this is the most compatible setting Feel free to use any settings you like However Virgin Technical Support may change the encryption settings for the purpose of troubleshooting your connection if you n...

Page 23: ...V3 3 3 21 QSW STEP 6 of 7 FIREWALL POLICY No changes need to be made here click NEXT to continue QSW STEP 7 of 7 FINISH Review your changes write down any password you need to remember and click FINISH ...

Page 24: ...V3 3 3 22 BROWSER RELOAD You will need to click OK to confirm all changes and have them saved to the modem ...

Page 25: ...d select Accounts 2 Click the Add button and select Mail 3 Enter the Display Name you would like to be displayed to others when you send them an email then click Next 4 Enter the email address you created when you activated your broadband service then click Next 5 On the E Mail Server Names screen enter the following settings and click Next a My incoming mail server is a POP3 b Incoming Mail Serve...

Page 26: ... com au c Outgoing mail server SMTP smtp virginbroadband com au d User Name Your full email address you created during signup e Password The password you created with your first email address 6 Click Next to continue 7 Click Finish to save the settings You have now completed setting up your mailbox and are ready to start sending and receiving e mail WINDOWS MAIL VISTA To setup Windows Mail follow t...

Page 27: ...ll Virgin Broadband email address c Password Your Virgin Broadband Email password then click Continue 4 Leave the default settings and click Continue 5 Enter the following Outgoing Mail Server smtp virginbroadband com au and click Continue 6 Leave the default settings and click Continue 7 Confirm that the settings are correct and click Continue 8 Click Done You have now completed setting up your ma...

Page 28: ...u consider using Wireless Security Settings Please see the Configuring your Broadband Modem instructions on page 12 WINDOWS XP Click Start choose Control Panel then Network Connections Look for your wireless network connection 1 Right click over this and select View Wireless Networks 2 Select the network Virgin Broadband and click Connect If you have enabled wireless security you will be prompted t...

Page 29: ... a network 2 Select the network Virgin Broadband and click Connect If you have enabled wireless security you will be prompted to enter your password 3 You computer will then ask you what type of network this new connection will be Choose Public and then Close 4 Close any open windows and open your Internet web browser e g Internet Explorer You should be online and ready to surf the web ...

Page 30: ...lise this 6 In the Show drop down 2nd from the top box select Network Port Configurations 7 Untick everything except Built in Ethernet Airport 8 Click APPLY NOW 9 In the SHOW drop down box click Airport and ensure the following options are correct 10 In TCP IP tab ensure a Configure IPv4 USING DHCP 11 Click APPLY NOW if you have made changes and close the window 12 Click back to the APPLE MENU and e...

Page 31: ...agement Console http 192 168 1 1 Remember The default username for the Management Console is admin and the password is the one you set during the Quick Setup Wizard CONNECT DISCONNECT To connect to the Internet click Connect or press the connect button on the top of the Modem To disconnect from the Internet click Disconnect or press the connect button on the top of the Modem When the connection is...

Page 32: ... is displayed and the left sidebar shows the options available SMS SCREEN This feature is currently not available TELEPHONE SCREEN From the telephone screen you will be able to setup and manage the features for your Virgin Broadband telephone CONNECTIONS SETTINGS This area contains important network connection settings SYSTEM SETUP This area contains the general setup sections for the modem ADVANC...

Page 33: ... Modem Management Console http 192 168 1 1 2 Click on System Setup in the left hand menu 3 Find and click on the Date and Time icon 4 Where it says Time Zone select your local time zone 5 Click Apply then log out I AM UNABLE TO MAKE AND OR RECEIVE PHONE CALLS A Check the physical connections of your phone and Modem 1 Make sure the Modem is connected to a power point using the supplied power adapte...

Page 34: ... Telephone settings in the Modem s management console 1 Make sure you have connected the Modem to your computer 2 Open a web browser such as Internet Explorer Firefox or Safari 3 Type 192 168 1 1 into the address bar of your browser and press the enter key to load that address 4 If this is the first time you have accessed the Modem management console you will be prompted to create a password Otherw...

Page 35: ...ernet cable to ensure that the wireless setup is not at fault C Check the connection settings in the Modem management console 1 Open a web browser such as Internet Explorer Firefox or Safari 2 Type 192 168 1 1 into the address bar of your browser and press the enter key to load the address 3 If this is the first time you have accessed the Modem management console you will be prompted to create a pa...

Page 36: ...e All again to confirm 6 Click Done and close the Preferences window E Check the settings in your web browser Your web browser should be set up to establish a direct connection to the Internet through the Virgin Broadband service Any remaining settings from a previous Internet provider may prevent you from accessing web sites To ensure your settings are correct follow the steps on pages 12 16 F Res...

Page 37: ...utton on the top of the Modem C Delete Temporary Internet Files Cookies and History Sometimes temporary files stored locally on your computer can become corrupt and cause problems viewing web pages or can slow your connection clearing them can help See page 35 for instructions D Check the settings in your web browser Your web browser should be setup to establish a direct connection to the Internet ...

Page 38: ...m is easier to remember than 202 139 186 150 Dynamic DNS Dynamic Domain Name System Provides assignment of dynamic IP addresses to fixed domain names So if the server which is hosting the website is using DHCP it may have varying IP s this will point the changing IP to the fixed website Ethernet The most widely used local area network LAN access method defined by the IEEE as the 802 3 standard Firewa...

Page 39: ...the computer Port Describes an interface between the operating system applications and the Internet Think of a Port as if it s a part of a Highway different Ports are like different specialised lanes on that highway that handle certain traffic eg Email webpages file transfer plus many many more SSID Service Set Identifier network name in WLAN which allows stations computers in the WLAN to find the cor...

Page 40: ...hours minutes clock synchronization over the Internet NTP Signal strength Number of WLAN connections Screen saver Buttons On Off Connect disconnect UMTS Display information Restore factory defaults Connectors Power connector RJ 45 Ethernet RJ 11 POTS telephone SIM card holder External antenna connector GSM UMTS User Interface Device configuration with local web browser no software installation requ...

Page 41: ...e reliable operation of the device and to protect it from overheating so these openings must not be blocked or covered The openings should never be blocked by placing the product on a bed sofa rug or other similar surface This product should never be placed near or over a radiator or anything that generates heat This product should not be placed in a built in installation such as a bookcase or rac...

Page 42: ... number ________________________ 6 digit PIN ________________________________ YOUR MODEM S MANAGEMENT CONSOLE Default username admin E MAIL ADDRESS 1 Primary use this to access your usage information ___________________ virginbroadband com au E MAIL ADDRESS 2 ___________________ virginbroadband com au E MAIL ADDRESS 3 ___________________ virginbroadband com au E MAIL ADDRESS 4 ___________________ ...

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