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We hope you like your new EE router. This guide should 
have you all set for EE Broadband. If you’re still having 
problems then give us a call and we’ll give you a hand.

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Business Customer Services team 24 hours a day, every 
day. Contact your company IT Administrator to obtain EE 
support.

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Bright Box wireless router by EE

QUICK 

START 

GUIDE

ENGINEER INSTALLATION?

If you’ve asked for EE to send an engineer to install your 
line, 

don’t do anything until this has happened

1

Setting up your broadband

2

Connect and turn on your router

Disconnecting your old equipment

If you’ve already got a broadband modem or router 
connected to your line, unplug the power supply and all 
other cables and put them to one side for now. It’s best 
to use the broadband filter provided in the box, especially 
to connect your new router. You can leave existing filters 
connected to other telephone sockets.

What socket do you currently have? 

Is your existing set up a single socket with 
microfilter?

1.1

  

Connect the broadband 
filter to the telephone 
socket.

1.2

  

Connect the grey 
broadband cable to the 
broadband filter.

1.3

  

Connect a telephone 
cable to the other 
available socket.
Connect filters to all 
other telephone sockets 
in use.

1.1

1.2

1.3

Top tip

If you can, connect your router to the main phone 
socket for better broadband speeds.

Is your existing 
set up a dual 
socket with no 
microfilter?

Option 1  

Connect the grey 
broadband cable to the 
top socket.

Option 2  

Connect the grey 
broadband cable to the 
left hand socket.

Using a data extension kit?

If you are using a data 
extension kit Connect  
the grey broadband  
cable to the socket.

OR

a.

 

Plug the other end of 

the grey broadband cable 
into the grey socket on 
your router.

b.

 

Connect the two 

parts of the power supply 
together.

c.

 

Plug the power 

cable into the router.

d.

 

Connect the power 

supply into a plug 
socket and turn it on.

e.

 

You can now switch on 

your router. The power light 
goes solid green.

Check it over

Everything should now look like this, the power light will 
go green and the broadband light will go green shortly 
afterwards.

Continue to step 3 to connect your devices.

Or if you have a dual socket it should look like this:

Bright Box
wireless router

Broadband cable

Broadband filter

KEEP MEE card

(Grey)

Power supply 

2-parts

Ethernet cable 

For a wired connection

(Black)

For a wired connection you’ll need...

•  A device with a network socket
•   An Ethernet cable for each device you want to 

connect (up to 4) - you’ll find one in the box

For a wireless connection you’ll need...

•  A device with an inbuilt or plug in wireless adaptor

Before you start...

What’s in the box

Keep MEE card

 

Your wireless network name and password are on the 
‘KEEP MEE’ card, connecting handsets, tablets, laptops, 
games consoles and other devices to your home network 
is straight forward, keep it in a safe place and you’ll 
always have the information you need.

Quick reference guide

Step 1:

  

Setting up your broadband. 

Step 2:

  

Connect and turn on your router. 

Step 3:

  

Getting connected.
Connect your first device and set up your parental 
controls. If you don’t need these controls, simply select 
the option I DON’T NEED PARENTAL CONTROLS.
If you are an existing customer and you would like 
parental controls, please visit http://ee.co.uk/nortonfamily

Step 4: 

Setting up your parental controls.

You’re ready to go... 

Connect your remaining devices. You’re now up and 
running. Follow step 3 ‘Getting Connected’  to pair your 
remaining devices to the router and you’re good to go.

Important

Your broadband must be ready - we’ll send you a text 
and email when it is.

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