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Reset to Factory Defaults
If you wish to reset all settings to their original values, so your ADSL modem is set up the same way
as when delivered from the factory, do like this:
If your ADSL modem is equipped with keys and a display:
1. Press and hold SET pressed for 3 seconds, to enter setup mode.
2.
Press SELECT repeatedly until ”RST” appears in the display.
3.
Press SET .
4.
The question ”Clear all?” appears, and then ”no”.
5.
Press SELECT to choose ”YES”.
6.
Press SET .
The modem now resets and then restarts.
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If your ADSL modem is not equipped with keys and display:
1. Gently insert a straightened paperclip in the hole at the right hand side of
the front panel.
2. Keep the paperclip pressed for 3 seconds, until all front panel LEDs are
switched off.
3. After a while, the LEDs are lit one after the other, starting with RXD.
4. When exactly 3 LEDs are lit (WAN, TXD, RXD) gently insert and press the
paperclip in again.
The modem now resets and then restarts.
Connecting a Local Network (LAN)
Note!
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Only one computer can be connected to the USB port on the ADSL modem. No LAN
can be connected.
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Some simpler models of the ADSL modem are locked so they are only able to connect a
single computer through the ET2 interface. This lock is then indicated on the bottom of
the web page Network (refer to page 11). To connect a LAN to such models, the
firmware must be upgraded to a version with LAN functionality.
If you have a Local Area Network (LAN) with several computers connected, you can connect the
network hub to your ADSL modem and allow all computers to share the Internet connection.
Usually you need a crossover Ethernet cable to connect the hub to port ET2 of your ADSL modem.
But if your hub has a port marked “UPLINK” or similar, you should use a straight Ethernet cable.
If your network uses dynamic IP-addressing (recommended), then the built-in DHCP server of your
ADSL modem will provide IP addresses to all PC:s on the LAN. Refer to page 8 for more information.
Is your LAN is using static IP addresses? Refer to page 9!