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WLAN Modem Router 54MBit
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Intended Use
The DSL router is intended for establishing a connection to the Internet. It includes an inte-
grated DSL modem.
This product complies with the applicable National and European requirements. All
names of companies and products are the trademarks of the respective owner. All rights
reserved.
Package Contents
• WLAN Router
• Wall plug transformer
• DSL connection cable
• CD with the manufacturer's detailed operating instructions (English)
• Operating Instructions
Features
• Inbuilt DSL Modem
• Integrated 4-port switch 10/100MBit for connecting computers or suchlike
Safety Instructions
The warranty will be void in the event of damage caused by failure to obser-
ve these safety instructions! We do not assume any liability for any
consequential damage!
We do not assume any liability for material and personal damage caused by
improper use or non-compliance with the safety instructions. The warranty
will be void in such cases.
The unauthorised conversion and/or modification of the product is inadmissible
because of safety and approval reasons (CE).
The product should only be used in dry indoor areas, it must not become damp or
wet. There is a risk of a lethal electric shock!
The design of the mains transformer complies with protection class II. As the volt-
age source for the wall plug transformer, only a standard power socket (230V~,
50Hz) connected to the public grid may be used.
The device is not a toy. Keep devices that operate on the mains voltage out of the
reach of children! Therefore, be especially careful when children are around.
Do not leave packing materials unattended. They may become dangerous play-
things for children.
Handle the product with care, it can be damaged by impacts, blows, or accidental
drops, even from a low height.
Connection
• The router has a integrated modem; therefore, connect the "LINE" connection on the router
to the corresponding DSL port on your DSL splitter using the supplied connection cable.
• Thereafter, connect one of the 4 network ports to a free network connection on the comput-
er. If more than 4 computers are to be connected, you can connect a conventional network
switch (e.g. a network switch with 5 or 8 ports, Gigabit or 10/100MBit) to one of the router's
network ports.
• Connect the router to the mains voltage, using the supplied wall plug transformer, and then
turn on the router (the On/Off switch is located next to the low-voltage socket on the back of
the router). The router now performs a self test (LEDs blink). Wait until the self test is com-
pleted (approx. 30-60 seconds).
• Switch your computer on and wait unit the operating system has finished loading.
Prepare the computer
• The router functions as a DHCP server and thus automatically assigns IP addresses to the
connected computer(s). The default IP address range is 192.168.1.x , whereby the router
uses the IP address 192.168.1.1; the subnet mask is 255.255.255.0.
• In order for the router to assign an IP address to the computer(s), the router must be started
first and only then may the computer(s) be switched on.
All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com
Alternatively, you can briefly deactivate, for example, the corresponding network card from the
www.conrad.com
Windows control panel and reactivate it after a few seconds. As a result, Windows obtains a
new IP address.
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Configuration with the Software
The simplest way to configure the WLAN router is to use the installation software which comes
with it.
• Insert the CD-ROM you received with your router into your computer's hard drive. If
• Once the selection menu appears, use your mouse to click on "Easy Configuration". Then
• Next, select your Internet provider from the "Providers'' list. If your Internet provider does not
• Enter your log-in details (username and password) that you received from your IP-provider.
• To store these settings, click on "Weiter".
• In the next window, click on "Basis Konfiguration" to set up the WLAN. Clicking on the
• Default settings are already installed in the WLAN configuration. Generally, you can use
• To save and transfer your settings, click on "Setup". This procedure can take a few minutes.
• If all goes well, an Internet connection will be established directly after configuration has been
Manual Configuration
• For manual configuration of the router, open you web browser and type the address
• Next, enter the username and password for the router. The factory settings are: username
• In principle, almost all settings for your DSL Provider are correctly pre-set. You just have to
Your computer's network connection must be configured so that the IP address is
drawn directly from the router, (e.g. the default setting for Windows XP/Vista/7).
If you have set a static IP address for the network connection of your running
system, this must be changed temporarily in order to configure the router; adjust
the operating system so that the IP address is set to automatic.
installation does not start automatically, open the Setup program manually. Select:
"Autorun.exe'' from the CD's main menu.
In some cases, the software is blocked by anti-virus software or by a firewall. If this
happens, then in order to continue with the configuration, you must adjust your
security software settings or, where necessary, deactivate it temporarily.
open the actual Setup.
(Alternatively, you can select "Setup.exe'' from the command "fscommand'' on the CD.)
appear on the list, select "Anderer DSL-Provider''.
NB: For "T-Online'' you must enter "Anschlusskennung'', the "T-Online Nummer''
or "Zugangsnummer'', the "Mitbenutzersuffix'' and the "Kennwort''.
If you selected "Anderer DSL-Provider" from the menu, then you can adjust the VPI
and VCI values. The default settings for this of VPI=1 and VCI=32 have been pre-
set. This setting is correct for the majority of German providers. If you have been
given different values by your ISP, make the corresponding adjustments.
Do not forget to include any additional usernames, e.g. for T-Online: "@t-
online.de''.
You can use the command "Web Interface" to change to the WLAN router's
configuration at any time. Please see the next section: Manual Configuration on
this topic.
Click on "Exit" to leave the setup program. No data will be transferred to the router.
command "Erweiterte Konfiguration" will take you to Web Interface. However, first, your pro-
vider settings will be transferred to the WLAN router.
Please make sure that an automatic reset takes place during the transfer of data.
This will erase all the router's previous settings.
these on a 1 to 1 basis. However, we do recommend that you reset the WLAN password. It
is best to choose a combination of capital and small letters, numbers and special symbols.
The password you choose must be 8 characters long or longer.
Of course you can also make manual adjustments to the name of the WLAN network from
"ESSID" and to the channel name "Default Channel".
achieved. If this does not happen, check that all cables are properly in place. Where app-
licable, check that all your data has been entered correctly in Manual Set-up. Where
necessary the whole configuration process can be repeated, of course.
http://192.168.1.1/ into the address bar. Where necessary, you will have to change your
firewall or antivirus settings in order to enable access.
"admin", password "1234". Only then will the router's configuration menu appear.
enter the "Usernamen" and "Passwort". Also check the VPI value (default = 1) and VCI value
(default = 32). For the majority of providers, such as T-Online, this is the correct setting. If you
have received different values from your provider, make the necessary adjustments.
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