1
Connect the Gateway to a Computer
Step 3
Plug the smaller end
of the
Power Cord
into the
Black Port
on the back of the
Gateway.
Step 4
Plug the larger end of
the
Power Cord
into a
Power
Outlet
.
Step 1
Get the
Wireless DSL
Gateway
from your DSL
Quick Start Kit.
Step 2
Get the
Power Cord
from your DSL Quick Start Kit.
Wireless DSL Gateway
Power Cord
Power
Cord
Black Port
Step 11
Get the
Black
or
Gray
DSL Cable
from your DSL
Quick Start Kit.
Step 12
Plug one end of the
DSL Cable
into the
Gray Port
on the back of the Gateway.
Step 6
Confirm the
Power
Light
on the Gateway is SOLID
Green
.
Power Light on Wireless DSL Gateway
Step 5
Make sure the
Power
Switch
is ON.
Power Switch
Step 14
Confirm that the
Power
and
DSL Lights
are
solid
Green
. This may take up
to 30 seconds.
Power & DSL Lights on Wireless DSL Gateway
Step 7
Get the
Yellow Cable
.
Step 8
Plug one end of the
Yellow Cable
into one of the
Yellow Ports
on the back of
the Wireless DSL Gateway.
Step 9
Make sure that your
computer is turned on. Then,
plug the other end of the
Yellow
Cable
in the
Ethernet Port
on
the back of the computer.
An
Ethernet Port
looks similar
to a regular Phone Jack, but is
slightly larger.
Note:
If the Ethernet Light does
NOT
turn green, make sure the Yellow Cable is
properly connected on both ends.
Note:
The DSL light may blink.
Step 10
Confirm that 1 of the
4
Ethernet lights
on the
Gateway is
Green
. This may
take a few moments.
Ethernet Lights on Wireless DSL Gateway
Step 13
Plug the other end of
the
DSL Cable
into the
Phone
Jack
closest to your computer.
Note:
If the DSL Light continues to blink, make sure you received notification from
your DSL Internet Service Provider that your DSL service is
On
.
2
Install the Phone Filters
Step 1
Unplug your
Telephones
(or other devices) from their
current
Phone Jacks
.
Step 2
Open the
Clear Bag
and remove the
Phone Filters
from the bag.
What are Phone Filters?
Phone Filters separate the DSL signal
from the voice signal, allowing you to talk on the telephone
and be online at the same time.
All Devices
with the same phone number as your DSL Line
require Phone Filters. This includes telephones, fax machines,
caller ID boxes, satellite TV receivers and answering machines.
Note:
The number and type of Phone Filters included in this kit may vary.
Power
Outlet
Power
Cord
Flip this Quick Start Guide over to continue
Yellow Port
White Port
Phone
Port
Yellow Cable
Black Cable
Black
Cable
Step 5
Make sure you did
NOT put a Phone Filter on the
Black DSL Cable
. Make sure
your setup looks EXACTLY like
the picture to the right.
Step 3
Plug a
Phone Filter
into
every
Phone Jack
in your house
with the same phone number
as your DSL Line, and a
telephone (or other device)
connected to it.
If you need additional Phone
Filters, contact your DSL Internet
Service Provider.
Step 4
Plug one end of the
Phone Cord
into the
Phone
Filter
and keep the other end
attached to the telephone (or
other device).
Power
Cord
DSL
Cable
Yellow
Cable
Phone
Jack
Phone
Filter
Phone
Jack
Phone
Phone
Filter
Phone
Cord
