D-Link DHP?P309AV Manuel utilisateur

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THE INCREDIBLY SIMPLE GUIDE TO

CONNECTING YOUR NEW D-LINK POWERLINE

ADAPTOR TO YOUR SET TOP BOX AND MODEM

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B ETHERNET CABLE D ETHERNET CABLE

A WHITE ADAPTOR C WHITE ADAPTOR

TO VIEW A VIDEO OF THIS INSTALLATION,

VISIT OPTUS.COM.AU/OPTUSTV/PLCINSTALL

OR CHECK OUT THE FULL USER GUIDE AVAILABLE

AT OPTUS.COM.AU/OPTUSTV/HELP

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The D-Link Powerline Adaptor Kit lets you connect your Optus TV with Fetch Set Top Box to

your broadband internet through the electrical wires in your home. It’s an alternative to using

adirect ethernet connection or wireless solution.

And since you are dealing with electricity, there are some things you need to check

before you get going:

• If you are using power boards, refer to the power board notes in Step 1 and Step 2.

• Identify a power point near your modem or router to plug one of the Adaptors into.

• Identify a power point near your Optus TV Set Top Box to plug the other Adaptor into.

• Ensure you have easy access to the power points and existing modem or router for setup.

SAFETY TIP: Turn power points off before you plug in any new devices or unplug any existing devices.

THE THINGS YOU’LL USE IN

THE ROOM WITH YOUR MODEM

OR ROUTER

THE THINGS YOU’LL USE IN

THE ROOM WITH YOUR SET TOP

BOX AND TV

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BITS YOU’LL NEED: AWHITE ADAPTOR BETHERNET CABLE

Go to the room with your existing modem or router.

Plug one end of the Ethernet Cable (B) into a spare port on the back of your

existing modem or router.

Plug the other end of the Ethernet Cable (B) into the top of the Adaptor (A).

Plug the Adaptor (A) attached to the Ethernet Cable (B) into a power point

near your existing modem or router.

(B)

YOUR MODEM

WALL POWER POINT

(A)

IF YOU’RE USING POWERBOARDS, EXTENSION CORDS

OR SURGE-PROTECTION BOARDS

DO plug the Adaptor (A) directly into the wall socket.

DO plug the extension cord, surge-protection board or powerboard into the power

socket on the front face of the Adaptor (A) only if it is plugged into the wall.

DON’T plug the Adaptor (A) directly into an extension cord, surge-protection

board or powerboard.

(A)

POWER BOARD

(A)

POWER BOARD

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HDMI

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12V D C

IN OUT L R

RJ45

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BITS YOU’LL NEED:  WHITE ADAPTOR D ETHERNET CABLE

Go to the room with your Set Top Box and TV.

Plug one end of the Ethernet Cable (D) into the port labelled ‘INTERNET’

on the back of your Optus Set Top Box.

Plug the other end of the Ethernet Cable (D) into the top of the Adaptor (C).

Plug the Adaptor (C) into a power point near your Set Top Box.

(D)

(C)

SET TOP BOX

IF YOU’RE USING POWER-BOARDS, EXTENSION CORDS

OR SURGE-PROTECTION BOARDS

DO plug the Adaptor (C) directly into the wall socket.

DO plug the extension cord, surge-protection board or powerboard into the power

socket on the front face of the Adaptor (C) only if it is plugged into the wall.

DON’T plug the Adaptor (C) directly into an extension cord, surge-protection

board or powerboard.

(C)

POWER BOARD

(C)

POWER BOARD

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Turn on the power points for both Adaptors.

Check that both Adaptor Power lights blink and then turn a solid green. The Powerline

light should illuminate a solid colour once the Adaptors have found each other.

The Ethernet light on the Adaptor connected to your existing modem or router should

turn to a solid green (the Ethernet light on the Adaptor connected to your Set Top Box

won’t turn green until the Set Top Box is fully setup).

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If all of the above has been checked, your internet connection should be set up correctly.

Go back to Step 2 in your Set Top Box Quick Install Guide to finish setting up Optus TV.

NEED MORE HELP? SEE PAGE 7 FOR FAQS

WHAT DO THE LIGHTS MEAN?

Power

Solid: The electrical

power is switched on.

Blinking: The Adaptor is

in the process of resetting,

is in power saving mode

or the simple connect

button is on.

Off: There is no

electrical power.

Powerline

Solid on: The Adaptor is

connected to a Powerline

network.

Off: The Adaptor has

not found any other

compatible Powerline

devices.

Note: Colour represents

the power line link rate.

Ethernet

Solid on: The Ethernet

connection is up and

running.

Off: There is no Ethernet

connection. Check your

modem/router or Set

Top Box, as they may be

turned off.

1 Power light

2 Powerline light

3 Ethernet light

123

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BITS YOU’LL NEED:  WHITE ADAPTOR B ETHERNET CABLE

C WHITE ADAPTOR D ETHERNET CABLE

INTERNETANTENNA POWERUSB

HDMI

OPTICALAUDIOVIDEO

12V D C

IN OUT L R

(D)

(C)

(A)

(B)

SET TOP BOX

YOUR MODEM

INTERNET DELIVERED

THROUGH YOUR

POWER LINES

THE ROOM WITH YOUR MODEM THE ROOM WITH YOUR SET TOP BOX AND TV

Q. What if I don’t have a spare Ethernet port on my

modem or router?

A. You will need to unplug an existing device from

your modem or router to free up an Ethernet port

toconnect your adaptor.

Q. Why is the Power light off?

A. Make sure that power is supplied to the power

socket, and that the Powerline Adaptors are not

plugged into an extension cord, power board or

surge-protector board.

Q. Why is my Powerline LED off?

A. Move the white adapter to a power socket

location closer to the other white adapter.

Reset both adapters to factory default settings

using the simple connect button. Refer to the

full D-Link User Guide for instructions at

support.dlink.com.au

Q. Why does the Powerline light on my device

appear to be amber or red?

A. An amber or red Powerline light indicates

that the device has successfully connected to

the Powerline network, however it is currently

connected between your modem and TV at a lower

speed - above 50Mbps (green), between 30Mbps

and 50Mbps (amber) or below 30Mbps (red).

Make sure both Adaptors are plugged directly into a

power socket and not into a powerboard, extension

cord or surge-protection board. If possible, try moving

one of the Adaptors to a different power socket.

Q. What if the Ethernet light is off?

A. Make sure that your modem or router and Set

Top Box are on and working correctly. Make sure

both Ethernet cables are working and securely

plugged into the devices. Reset both Adaptors to

factory default settings using the simple connect

button. Refer to the full D-Link User Guide for

instructions at support.dlink.com.au

Q. Can I change the default encryption key?

A. Yes. Please refer to the full D-Link User Guide

for more information.

Further help is available at support.dlink.com.au

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Ver1.00(OP) MNM-P309AVAUKD01

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