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INSTALLATION
GUIDE
FOR YOUR CABLE MODEM
STEP BY STEP
TO CONNECT
CABLE INTERNET MODEM (MODELS TC4300 & TC4350)
Did you also purchase a router from Flash Services?
If so, follow the Quick Installation Guide for your
Wi-Fi Router & Cable Modem.
IMPORTANT!
!
Wait until your
internet installation/
activation date and
time, then follow the
steps in this guide.
STEP
Connect your Coaxial Cable to the Modem
•
Locate the coaxial cable in your home.
•
Connect it to the cable port,
(located on the back of the modem), using
3 clockwise rotations or until securely
Cable Port
Coaxial cable
second end in the modem
!
Coaxial cable is not
included in the box
INSTRUCTIONS
CABLE MODEM
INCLUDED
EQUIPMENT:
fastened.
Locate Coaxial cable
wall outlet connection
in your home
ETHERNET CABLE
STEP
Power on your Modem
•
Plug the modem power adapter into the back of the modem.
•
Connect the other end into the nearest power outlet.
•
The "Power" LED on the front of the modem should be green.
Power adapter is
included in the box
INTERNET MODEM
(TC4300/4350)
ENGLISH
MODEM POWER ADAPTER
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Summary of Contents for Technicolor TC4300
- Page 1 (TC4300/4350) ENGLISH STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS TO CONNECT CABLE INTERNET MODEM (MODELS TC4300 & TC4350) Did you also purchase a router from Flash Services? If so, follow the Quick Installation Guide for your Wi-Fi Router & Cable Modem. CABLE MODEM...
- Page 2 STEP Confirm Modem is Online • Wait until the “Online” LED is solid green. • This may take up to 10 minutes. Note: You must have a Wi-Fi router if you want to set up a wireless network in your home. Note: The DS and US LEDs should also be lit green.
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Questions and answers
La lumière du DS flash tout le temps
The DS light is constantly flashing on the Technicolor TC4300 because the modem is not connected to the Incumbent Cable network. This may be due to a loose or disconnected coaxial cable between the modem and the wall outlet.
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