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Installation
Installation procedure:
A Install ADSL Router (Page 1-3)
B LAN Card setting (Page 4-12)
B.1 For Windows XP user
B.2 For Windows Vista user
C How to use 3BB CD-ROM and Username/Password Setting (Page 13-21)
C.1 Setting by using CD-ROM
C.2 Setting via web page
A Install ADSL Router
You can connect the cables according to Figure (1):
1. Connect the LINE port of the ADSL2+ router and the MODEM port of a splitter by using a
telephone line.
(Two telephone lines are provided in the product package)
2. Connect the LINE port of the splitter and the telephone outlet on the wall by using the other
telephone line.
3. Connect the LAN port of the ADSL2+ router and the Ethernet/LAN port of a PC by using a
LAN cable.
4. Connect the POWER port of the ADSL2+ router to the power socket by using the power
adapter.
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(11)
Figure (1)
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(1) PC
(2) Phone
(3) RJ-11 telephone line
(4) Splitter
(5) RJ-11 telephone line
(6) Phone jack
(7) RJ-11 telephone line
(8) MT880
(9) RJ-45 Ethernet cable
(10) power socket
(11) power socket
Router rear panel
Figure (2)
ADSL
ADSL port; connects to the Modem port of the splitter.
Ethernet
Ethernet port; connects to the Ethernet port on your
computer or an Ethernet hub
Reset
Press this button and hold for three seconds to restore the
Modem to its default setting.
Resetting will eliminate the
customized data,
Power
Power switch
12V AC 0.8A
Power plug; connects to power adapter.
Remark:
You can see installation guide from the CD which provided in the box.
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LEDs
Figure (3)
The following table describes the meaning of the LEDs.
Table(1) Meaning of the LEDs
Label
Status
Color
Meaning
On Green
Power
On
Power
Off NA Power
Off
On
Green
The MT880 is activated.
On
Orange The built-in PPP dial-up software succeeds in dialing.
Green
The MT880 is being activated.
Blinking
Orange The built-in PPP dial-up software is dialing.
ADSL LINK
Off
NA
The telephone line is not connected or the next activation
is being prepared.
Blinking Green
There is traffic over the ADSL interface.
ADSL ACT
Off
NA
No data is transmitted through the ADSL interface.
Green
The Ethernet interface is normally connected and the
data is transmitted at 10 Mbit/s.
On
Orange
The Ethernet interface is normally connected and the
data is transmitted at 100 Mbit/s.
LAN LINK
Off
NA
The Ethernet interface is not connected with the network
cable.
Blinking Green
There is traffic over the Ethernet interface.
LAN ACT
Off
NA
No data is transmitted through the Ethernet interface.
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B LAN Card setting
B.1 For Windows XP user
1. Click
Start
>
Setting
>
Control Panel
.
Figure (4)
2. Double-click
Network Connection
.
Figure (5)
3. Double-click
Local Area Connection
.
Figure (6)
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4. Click
Properties
.
Figure (7)
5. Click
Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
,then click
Properties
.
Figure (8)
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6. At
General
tab, click
Obtain an IP address automatically
and
Obtain DNS server
address automatically
then click
OK
.
Figure (9)
7. Verify the network settings of your PC as follows:
On the Windows desktop, click
Start
>
Setting
>
Network Connection
>
Local Area
Connection
.
Figure (10)
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8. Choose
the
support
tab to view the IP address of the PC.
The correct IP address should be in the range of 192.168.1.2 – 192.168.1.254.
If the network settings are correct, you can start the installation.
Figure (11)
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B.2 For Windows Vista user
1. Click
>
Settings
>
Control Panel
.
Figure (12)
2. Double-click
Network and Sharing Center
.
Figure (13)
3. Click
Manage network connections
.
Figure (14)
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4. Double-click
Local Area Connection
.
Figure (15)
5. Click
Properties
.
Figure (16)
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6. Choose
Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)
and click
Properties
.
Figure (17)
7. At
General
tab, click
Obtain an IP address automatically
and
Obtain DNS server
address automatically
then click
OK
.
Figure (18)
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8. Verify the network settings of your PC as follows:
On the Windows desktop,click
>
Settings
>
Network Connections
.
Figure (19)
9. Double-click
Local Area Connection
.
Figure (20)
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10. Click
Properties
.
Figure (21)
11. Click
Details
to view the IP address of the PC. The correct IP address should be in the
range of 192.168.1.2 – 192.168.1.254
as Figure (22).
Figure (22)
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C How to use 3BB CD-ROM and Username/Password
Setting
C.1 Setting by using CD-ROM
1. Insert the 3BB CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive of your PC, if display shows as Figure
(30) please process as step 4, if display can’t show as Figure (30) please process as
step 2.
Remark:
If you can’t use 3BB CD-ROM, you can set the Username and Password as topic
C.2
2. How to open the file from CD-ROM for Username and Password manual setting.
In case of can’t go to welcome page automatically, please do as following
2.1 For Windows XP user
- Click Start> My Computer as Figure (23)
Figure (23)
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- Double-click at User CD-ROM drive, then can show as Figure (30).
Figure (24)
2.2 For Windows Vista user
- Click
> Computer as Figure (25)
Figure (25)
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- Double-click at User CD-ROM drive.
Figure (26)
- Open the CD-ROM
Drive
and right-click on the icon of the MT880r-T file.
Figure (27)
- Choose
Run as administrator
from shortcut menu as shown in Figure (28).
Figure (28)
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- Click
Allow
in the displayed User Account Control as shown in Figure (29).
Figure (29)
After that display will show as Figure (30)
and please process as step 3.
3. The display will show as Figure (30)
Figure (30)
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4. Choose
English language
from the
Language
list-down box in the lower left corner of the
dialog box.
See Figure (30)
5. Click
NEXT>>
in each of the following pages until you are asked to enter your username
and password. See Figure (31).
6. Enter your username and password provided by 3BB, and click
SAVE
.
The program will set up the ADSL2+ router and connect to the Internet automatically.
After the ADSL2+ router is connected to the Internet, you can surf the Internet as you wish.
Figure (31)
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C.2 Setting via Web Page
The ADSL2+ router is pre-configured by 3BB for all internet services. You can check all the
settings manually at any time if needed.
Simple Set up Method
1. Open
Web
Browser such as
Internet Explorer (IE), type
http://192.168.1.1/3bb
then press
Enter.
Figure (32)
2.
The Windows as shown in figure (33) will appear, input
Username
and
Password
for
internet connecting, and then click
SAVE
to save it.
Figure (33)
3. The Windows as shown in figure (34) will appear
,
click
Yes
to close the Windows.
Figure (34)
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Web Set up Method
1. After connecting the cables as Figure (1) page 1, run the ADSL2+ router for 1–2 minutes.
2. Launch the Internet Explorer and access the address 192.168.1.1.
Figure (35)
3. In
the
Logon
page, enter your username and password.
The default values are
admin
(username) and
3bb
(password).
Figure (36)
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4. Then the web setup page is displayed as shown in Figure (37).
Figure (37)
5. Click
Basic
->
WAN Setting
->
PVC-0
on web setup, enter your username and password
provided by 3BB and click
Submit
to save the changes. Now the ADSL2+ router will
automatically connect to the 3BB network and is ready for Internet services.
Figure (38)
Figure (39)
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Verifying Network Settings
Verify the network settings by selecting the
Status
tab of the web setup page. See Figure (40).
If the IP address is 0.0.0.0, it indicates that the connection is incorrect. The correct value should
be something like 202.xxx.xxx.xxx.
Figure (40)
Troubleshooting
If there is any problem with the ADSL2+ router, try the following operations to fix the problem:
1. Make sure that all the cables and the power adapter are connected properly refer to
Figure (1)
2. Make sure that the TCP/IP settings of your PC are correct.
That is, the PC is set to obtain an IP address automatically from the DNS server. Refer to
topic B.
3. Contact Call center 1530.
Issue: 05 (2009-09-14)
Part Number: 103136