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Telecom Thomson TG797n V2 Getting Started

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  • Page 1 Let’s go Getting started with your Telecom Business Broadband Modem...

  • Page 2: Rear View

    DSL port (with yellow connectors) USB 2.0 port (grey) (second port on the side of the 1 x Thomson TG797n V2 Modem modem) Power switch Thomson TG797 Modem 4x 10/100 Ethernet LAN Ports (yellow) 1 x White power supply 2 x Filters...

  • Page 3: Getting Started

    Getting started • Plug the supplied filter into the jackpoint. To set up your internet connection, you’ll initially need to use the Ethernet cable. Due to the length of the DSL cable, your computer needs to be close to the jack point. NOTE: Once you’ve established a connection using the cable, you’ll be able to set up a wireless (WiFi) connection.

  • Page 4: Plug In Your Modem

    Connecting your modem Plug in your modem to the computer • Plug one end of the DSL cable into the DSL port on your modem. • Plug one end of the white ethernet cable into any ethernet port on the modem. Jackpoint DSL port (grey) cable Filter with ADSL port On/Off DSL cable Switch (grey) Power cable Phone White power cable ethernet cable Power plug • P lug the other end of the ethernet cable into the ethernet • Plug the other end of the DSL cable into the end of the filter marked “ADSL”.

  • Page 5: Check Your Modem Lights

    Check your modem lights Wireless Light Colour State Description • W ait for the modem to establish a broadband connection, which can take Solid on No wireless activity, WPA(2) encryption up to 5 minutes. Green Blinking Wireless activity, WPA(2) encryption • C heck that the lights illustrated in the diagram Solid on No wireless activity, WEP encryption Orange to the left are green.

  • Page 6: Internet Access

    Telecom recommends you secure your wireless network using a password to prevent unauthorised access. Wireless networks have a Network Name (also known as the Internet Access SSID) and Wireless Key (the password). To set up your Network Name and Wireless Key, perform the following steps 1.
  • Page 7 6. Click on Configure in the upper right menu. 8. In the Security section: • Broadcast Network Name - ensure there is a tick in the box. • Allow New Devices - Select: New stations are allowed (automatically) - recommended as devices can be added as long as the wireless key is entered correctly.
  • Page 8 Applying a Static IP Telecom recommends you create an Administrator password to add a layer of If you have a static IP from Telecom, you will need to enter your unique broadband security to your modem.Without an administrator password anyone internally or username and password into the modem.
  • Page 9 Any problems If you are having difficulties, call our broadband specialists on 0800 BuSINESS. Otherwise, if you are able to get online, go to www.telecom.co.nz/help A number of modem issues can be fixed by turning the modem OFF for 30 seconds...
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