Home DSL Modem Quick Setup Guide ALE800
Home DSL Modem Quick Set-up Guide Introduction By purchasing a Dynalink ADSL modem you have entered into the world of broadband Internet access. ADSL not only provides high speed access but also is an "always on" service. Security Exposure to potential security risks while you are online is an issue that should not be ignored. To secure your data we strongly recommend the use of good intrusion prevention software or firewall software before going online.
1 Before you start Please follow the steps outlined in this guide. Modem drivers are located on the supplied manufacturer’s CD. You will also find a User’s Manual that provides further information on this modem. 1.1 Minimum System Requirements: Pentium® II 233 MHz 64MB RAM Windows® 98, ME, 2000, XP Available USB port CD-ROM drive 20 MB free hard disk space ADSL telephone line installed Subscription to an ISP supporting ADSL. 1.
Home DSL Modem Quick Set-up Guide 2 Getting ready to install 1. Connect the LINE port of the modem into your ADSL jackpoint (telephone wall socket) using the line cord provided. Never connect through a microfilter unless the microfilter has a designated MODEM port. 2. Do not connect the modem into the USB port of your computer yet. You will be asked to do so at a later stage. 3 3. Windows 98 users - please note that the system may ask for the Windows 98 CD during installation.
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Home DSL Modem Quick Set-up Guide 4 Going on line You will be using Windows Dial-Up Networking to make a connection to your ISP. Check the DSL link status. The modem must first establish a link to the DSL equipment at your local telephone exchange. To verify that the link is active, locate the DSL Status icon on the right hand bottom corner of screen. Double click on the “double-arrow” icon: A panel will open. When Data is displayed the link is active.
5 Troubleshooting tips and tools 5.1 Meaning of the modem indicator lights PW: Power is being provided by your system to the modem. LK (off ): No ADSL link. LK (flashing): Connection to local telephone exchange is being established. LK (steady): Connection is made. Now ready to go on line. 5.2 Diagnostics utility Upon successful installation, a DSL Status utility is also installed. This utility is launched automatically with Windows, indicating the link status. The icon consists of two arrows.
Warranty Dynalink warrants this product against defects in materials and workmanship for a period of twelve months from the original date of purchase. We will, at our discretion, repair or replace the faulty unit, free of charge, provided it is returned to us with proof of purchase from an authorised dealer within the warranty period. Return delivery after repair will be paid for by Dynalink.
