BeFibre Adtran 854 User instructions

A quick guide to your Adtran 854 router
Setting up

What you’ll need
Connect your ethernet cable*
from the ONT on the wall into
the red port on the back of your
router.
You are ready to set up
your router.
Set up your router and
Wi-Fi passwords
*To get the best out of wired connections
please use a CAT6 or higher ethernet cable
1. Either connect your laptop to the router
using an ethernet cable or scan for wireless
networks using your mobile device.
Depending on the device you are using
please do one of the following:
Laptop – type 192.168.1.1 into the top
address bar in your web browser
Mobile – Go to your Wi-Fi settings and
select the Adtran or BeFibre network
At this point you might be asked for a
username and password. These are both
admin.
login
*******
admin
username
password
10. Set up complete
2. Welcome to the Quickstart
page!
3. Select continue
4. Select next
5. Select router
Ignore access point - this is for
setting up Wi-Fi extenders.
8. This is where you name your
Wi-Fi network. This will be visible to
anybody searching for networks.
Choose a name and a password -
this should be at least 8 characters.
Your password is used to connect
devices via Wi-Fi and prevents others
from connecting to your network.
6. Select next
9. Check and double check your
information to ensure it is correct.
If you need to change anything,
select Back at the top. If you are
happy, select Finish.
If you select Cancel, you will have to
start again.
7. Select controller
Select your device’s
operating mode
controller
no intelli device
Laptop and ethernet cable
Rear panel
ONT
Mobile device with mobile data
OR
Your connection may take a few hours to authenticate onto the network.
It will go live before midnight on the day of connection, but don’t worry,
we don’t apply any charges until you’re up and running.
This is where you set the password for
connecting to your router in future. The
username will remain admin, you just need to
choose a password. This should be eight
characters or more. Make sure it’s memorable!
This is different to the password to connect
devices to Wi-Fi, we’ll come to that bit later.
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Speed Test
The best way to check the speeds you’re receiving is
to use the router interface:
1. Login to the router by typing 192.168.1.1 into the top address bar in your
web browser, using the password you set up earlier
4. Click go and the speed being delivered to your
router will be returned
Reboot your router and ONT - turn them off,
wait for three minutes and turn them back on
again.
If you’re still having problems with an
ethernet connection, try a different ethernet
cable or router port.
If you’re having problems with just one device, it’s
likely to be an issue with the device itself, rather
than the broadband.
Check the speeds being delivered to your router -
have these handy as we’ll probably ask for them. If
you’re connected by Wi-Fi and have problems, try
an ethernet connection and vice-versa.
Some Ethernet cables are incapable of supporting the same speeds as our network.
This is why we ask that you use the cable we provide with your router.
Need some help?
Things to consider before you contact us
Still not working?
Contact us: 0330 088 83 83
Mon-Fri: 8:30-18:00 Sat: 8:30-13:00
2. Select admin
3. Select Speedtest
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