NETGEAR Orbi RBR50 Quick Start Manual

Quick Start Guide
May 2017
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Set Up Your Orbi Router
and Satellite
Set up your router and satellite using one of
the following options:
• NETGEAR Orbi app. Follow these
steps:
a. Scan a QR code or search for
NETGEAR Orbi in the Apple App
Store or Google Play Store.
b. Download and launch the
NETGEAR Orbi app on your mobile
device and follow the prompts.
• Web browser. Follow these steps:
a. Unplug your modem and remove
and reinsert the backup battery if
it uses one.
b. Plug the modem back in.
c. Use the included Ethernet cable to
connect your modem to the yellow
Internet port on your router.
Note: If you want to connect your
router to an existing gateway, we
recommend that you turn off your
existing gateway's WiFi.
d. Plug in your router.
The Power LED on the back of the
router lights green. If the Power
LED does not light, press the
Power On/Off button.
e. Wait for the router's ring LED to
light white.
f. Place your satellite, plug it in, and
wait for the satellite's ring LED to
light blue or amber.
If the satellite's ring LED lights
magenta, move the satellite closer
to the router.
For more information, see Satellite
Sync LED Colors.
g. Connect your computer or
mobile device to the router or
satellite with an Ethernet or WiFi
connection:
• Ethernet. Use an Ethernet
cable to connect your
computer to the router.
• WiFi. Use the preset WiFi
network name (SSID) and
password on the label of the
router or satellite to connect to
the Orbi WiFi network.
h. Launch a web browser, visit
orbilogin.com, and follow the
prompts.
If a login window opens, enter the
user name and password. The user
name is admin and the default
password is password.
Satellite Sync LED Colors
After the satellite is powered on, the
satellite's ring LED lights white while
the satellite attempts to sync with the
router. Then the ring LED lights one of the
following colors for about three minutes
and then turns off:
Blue
The connection between the
satellite and router is good.
Amber
The connection between the router
and satellite is fair. Consider moving
the satellite closer to the router.
Magenta
The satellite was unable to connect
to the router. Move the satellite
closer to the router.
Note: If the ring LED still lights
magenta after about one minute,
press the Sync button on the router
and on the satellite. If the satellite
successfully syncs with the router,
the satellite's ring LED lights white.
Then the ring LED lights blue to
indicate a good connection and then
turns off.