Allied Telesis AT-AR256E Manuel utilisateur

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Contents

Introduction .............................................................................................2

Minimum System Requirements..............................................................2

Package Contents.....................................................................................2

ADSL Router Overview...........................................................................3

Typical ADSL Router Connections..........................................................5

Step 1: Connecting the ADSL Router to Your Computer........................6

Step 2: Configuring Your Ethernet Network Card ..................................9

Step 3: Configuring Your Web Browser ...............................................11

Step 4: Connecting To the Internet........................................................12

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Product warranty does not apply to damage caused by lightning, power

surges or wrong

usage of voltage.

Quick

Installation

Guide

Version 1.0

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Introduction

Thank you for purchasing the AT-AR256E 4-Port ADSL Router! The AT-AR256E

allows you to share your ADSL connection with multiple computers using just a

single device. With ADSL services, you can enjoy high speed broadband connection

to the Internet, online gaming and corporate network while making phone calls using

your existing telephone line.

The AT-AR256E can be connected to any computer with a Ethernet network card

installed. For multi-user sharing, you can connect your computers to the integral 4-

port switch of the ADSL router or expand your network with a Ethernet hub or

switch. The auto MDI/MDI-X feature automatically senses straight and crossover

cables. You can plug any type of network cable in without worrying about

connectivity problems like in the past with older switches.

This document assumes that you have already installed a Ethernet network card on

your computer.

Minimum System Requirements

•Intel Pentium®MMX 233MHz

•Ethernet network card with TCP/IP stack installed

•OS independent (support for Microsoft Windows®only)

•Microsoft®Internet ExplorerTM 4.0 or Netscape®Navigator 3.02 installed

Package Contents

For any missing items, please contact your dealer immediately.

ADSL router Documentation CD Ethernet cable

Telephone cable Power adapter

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ADSL Router Overview

Front Indicators

①④

②

③

④

①

②③

①POWER

Lights up when power is supplied to the ADSL router.

②ETH/ACT

Lights up when the Ethernet cable is properly connected from your Ethernet

network card to the ADSL router.

Flickers when the ADSL router is transmitting/receiving data.

③DSL

Lights up when the ADSL connection is established.

Flickers when the ADSL router is trying to establish a connection to your ADSL

Provider.

④INTERNET

Lights up when the PPP connection to your ADSL Provider is established.

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Back Panel

⑤①

③

④②

①POWER SWITCH

To power ON/OFF the ADSL router.

②DC 9V

To connect the power adapter that comes with your ADSL router package.

③ETHERNET

Integral 4-port switch to connect your Ethernet network card, hub and/or switch.

④RESET

To reset your ADSL router to factory default settings. (All customised settings

that you have saved will be lost!) Please refer to the footer2below on how to

activate the reset function.

⑤DSL

To connect the telephone cable that comes with your ADSL router package.

2To activate the reset function:

•Ensure that your ADSL router is powered ON.

•Use a paper clip or pencil tip to depress the reset button and release. At this point, the DSL

indicator light will go OFF, followed by the Ethernet indicators. The reset is in progress.

•When the DSL indicator starts blinking, it means that the reset process is completed. The default

settings are now restored.

•The ADSL connection is established once the DSL indicator stops blinking.

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Typical ADSL Router Connections

For Up To 4 Computers

For More Than 4 Computers

To connect more than 4 computers, you can uplink to a Ethernet hub or switch. For

details on how to connect your Ethernet hub or switch, please refer to the

documentation that comes with the Ethernet hub or switch.

ADS

L router

ADSL

outer

Ethernet hub

or switch

The auto MDI/MDI

X feature automatically senses straight and crossover cables.

The auto MDI/MDI-X feature automatically senses straight and crossover cables.

Computers with Ethernet

network cards installed

Computers with Ethernet

network cards installed

To computers with Ethernet

network cards installed

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Step 1: Connecting the ADSL Router to Your Computer

! Power OFF your computer and any other connected devices before connecting

to the ADSL Router!

1.1 Connecting To the Ethernet

Connect your computer to the ADSL router as illustrated below. The following

illustration shows the connection of a single computer.

(All the Ethernet ports on the ADSL router are auto MDI/MDI-X. Both straight and crossover Ethernet

cables can be used)

Not Sure How The Ethernet Port Looks Like?

The following are some tips to help you locate the Ethernet port on your

computer. Alternatively, you may refer to the documentation that comes

with your computer.

Locating the Ethernet Port on Your Computer

Most computers have labels describing the ports. For Ethernet port,

you will see ETHERNET,ETH or RJ-45 labeled near the port. If

your computer does not have such descriptions, try the following:

-Picture A gives the illustration of a Ethernet port. All Ethernet ports have 8

conductors on it. Do not be mistaken with the LINE port (Picture B) that

has only 6 conductors.

-The Ethernet port is slightly bigger than the LINE port.

A. ETHERNET: B. LINE:

(rear view of ADSL router)

Ethernet port

Ethernet cable

(rear view of a computer)

Ethernet network card

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1.2 Connecting To the Telephone Wall Socket (ADSL)

To connect the ADSL router to the telephone wall socket, carry out Step 1.2(a). To

connect the ADSL router to the telephone wall socket and a telephone set, carry out

Step 1.2(b).

(a) To Connect To the Telephone Wall Socket (ADSL)

(b) To Connect To the ADSL and Telephone Set

The POTS splitter is a device that allows you to connect both the ADSL router and

your telephone set to the same telephone wall socket. The device at the same time

helps eliminate background noise on the telephone line, ensuring the best possible

voice quality.

1.3 Checking Your Connections

Please check your connections before proceeding.

(rear view of ADSL router)

Telephone

wall socket

(ADSL)

Telephone cable

(rear view of ADSL router)

Telephone set

POTS splitter (not included)

Connect the telephone set to the jack

labeled PHONE

, and the ADSL router to

the jack labeled MODEM.

Telephone

wall socket

(ADSL)

Telephone cable

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1.4 Connecting To the Power Outlet

1.5 Powering On

I. Switch ON your power outlet that is connected to the ADSL router.

II. Power ON the ADSL router.

III. Turn ON your computer.

Please proceed to Step 2.

To your power outlet

To the Ethernet port on your computer

To your telephone wall socket

(ADSL)

(rear view of ADSL router)

Connect the o

ther end of

the power adapter to your

power outlet.

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Step 2: Configuring Your Ethernet Network Card

The following illustrated screen shots serve only as examples. For any

dissimilarities, please follow closely to the instructions prompted on your

screen.

2.1 For Microsoft Windows®98 Second Edition / Me

I. From your Windows Desktop, right-click on the Network Neighborhood icon.

Select Properties.

II. From the Configuration tab, select TCP/IP-> xxx (where xxx refers to the model

of your Ethernet network card that is connected to the ADSL router).

Click Properties.

Ensure that the ADSL router is powered ON.

Restart your system. Proceed to Step 3.

(This screen shot uses

3Com EtherLink

Ethernet network card model as an

example).

III.

Click the

IP Address

tab.

Select the option

Obtain an

IP address automatically

and click OK to save the

settings.

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2.2 For Microsoft Windows® 2000 / XP

I. Windows® 2000:

a) From your Windows Desktop, right-click on the icon My Network Places and

select Properties.

b) At the Network and Dial-up Connections window, right-click on the Local

Area Connection icon and select Properties.

Windows® XP:

(Instructions are based on default Start menu option)

a) From your Windows Desktop, click Start >All Programs > Accessories >

Communications > Network Connections.

b) Right-click on the Local Area Connection icon that reflects the model of

your Ethernet network card that is connected to the ADSL router, and click

Properties.

II. Ensure that the field Connect using indicates the model of your Ethernet network

card that is connected to the ADSL router.

(This is important especially if you have more than one Local Area Connection

icons displayed at the Network and Dial-up Connections / Network

Connections window. Ensure that you have selected the correct one.)

Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and click Properties.

(This screen shot uses

3Com

EtherLink

Ethernet network card

model as an example).

III. Select the option

Obtain an IP

address automatically

and click

OK.

Click OK again to close.

Ensure that the ADSL router is

powered ON. Restart your

system. Proceed to Step 3.

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