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Page 1 100 Mbps - User Guide...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
Where to position your Wi-Fi router Getting started - Connecting via Wi-Fi - Connecting your PC / laptop to the router via a LAN cable How to change my Wi-Fi name & password Wi-Fi Automatic Shutdown Tips: Not getting 100 Mbps?
Page 3: Beneﬁts
Your Wi-Fi experience is our priority. Enjoy a hassle-free wireless connection on all your devices simultaneously Easy access to amazing contents Access to a wide variety of my.t channels: cinema, series, documentaries, sports, news, youth, kids and music... Connect with the world from the comfort of your home!
Page 4: Back View
Wi-Fi router | back view The back panel has several ports as illustrated in below: RJ 45 / LAN ports USB ports Optical port (Remove cover) RJ 11 / POTS ports Power port...
Page 5: Front View
Wi-Fi router | front view The front panel has several LEDs which help you understand the status of your router. LAN 1-4 Wi-Fi 5GHz Wi-Fi 2.4GHz TEL ports USB 1&2...
Page 6: Side View
Wi-Fi router | side view On the side panel, there are the WLAN and WPS buttons. WLAN switch WPS switch Note: The WPS key can be used to pair devices (ex: Wi-Fi extenders, printers) to your router without accessing conﬁguration settings.
Page 7: Offering You The Best Experience Is Our Priority
offering you the best experience is our priority! You will experience the best internet speed, brought to you by Mauritius Telecom. Everyone can stream movies, music and more online at the same time, on multiple devices, enjoying unlimited downloads. You can access your network from virtually anywhere within the operating range of your Wi-Fi router. The range of your Wi-Fi connection can vary signiﬁcantly depending on the physical placement of your router.
Page 8: Where To Position Your Wi-Fi Router
where to position your Wi-Fi router? At the center of the area where your computers and other devices (smart TV, smartphone, laptops) are placed. Keep the number of walls and ceilings between the Wi-Fi router and your other devices to a minimum. Mirrors, sunlight, bricks and concrete can also affect the strength of your Wi-Fi signal.
Page 9: Getting Started
getting started You can connect to the Internet: Via Wi-Fi Via cable (LAN or RJ45 cable) Two networks are available via your router: Your experience is never compromised. The 5GHz Wi-Fi network is free from interference by household appliances. * Depends on positioning of the router, Wi-Fi coverage and attenuation...
Page 10 Two Wi-Fi networks are available: 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network (speed up to 40 Mbps*) 5 GHz Wi-Fi network (speed up to 100 Mbps*) Depending on your device compatibility (smartphone/ PC/ laptop/ smart TV/ others), you might be able to see both Wi-Fi networks or only the 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network.
Page 11 getting started - via cable (LAN/ RJ45) Connect the RJ45 cable from the either of LAN ports 1 or 4 of the router to the LAN port of your PC/ laptop. laptop LAN 1 RJ45 RJ45 internet wireless router Depending on your device compatibility (PC/ laptop/ others), you will be automatically connected to the 5GHz network.
Page 12 change my Wi-Fi name & password Enter 192.168.100.1 in the address ﬁeld of your browser. The welcome screen appears. Insert your username and password and click on ‘Login’ Username: telecomadmin Password: admintelecom Select ‘WLAN’ from the top menu. You will be re-directed to the 2.4G Basic Network Settings. In the SSID Name ﬁeld, insert the name you wish to have for your Wi-Fi network at home.
Page 13 change my Wi-Fi name & password (cont’d) In the WPA PreSharedKey ﬁeld, insert the password you wish to for your Wi-Fi network Click on ‘Apply’ Select ‘5G Basic Network Settings’ from the column appearing on the left and complete the steps 3 - 5. Your router will restart automatically.
Page 14 disabling your Wi-Fi at night or during the day You can disable the Wi-Fi network for a speciﬁc period of time by following the steps below: 1. Enter 192.168.100.1 in the address ﬁeld of your browser. The welcome screen appears. 2.
Page 15 disabling your Wi-Fi at night or during the day (cont’d) 5. Tick the box next to ‘Enable automatic Wi-Fi shutdown’ 6. Insert the start time, end time and the days 7. Click on ‘Apply’ 8. Go to ‘System Tools’ 9. On the column appearing on the left, click on ‘Conﬁguration File’ 10.
Page 16: Tips: Not Getting 100 Mbps
Good to know! The Wi-Fi network of 5GHz can provide up to 100 Mbps. However, several factors affect your speed: • Your 100 Mbps experience will depend on the number of devices connected to the router.