Billion BiPAC 6300NXL User manual

How to setup your Billion 6300NXL Radio Router
What is in the box:
•1 Welcome letter including a setup guide
•1 Router
•1 Power Lead
•1 Yellow Ethernet Lead
•1 Blue Ethernet Lead
Setting up
1) Take your router out of the box and you will need to screw on the two aerials. Once this has
been completed, connect the power lead to the router, please do not turn it on until you
have all other leads connected.
Please see image below:
2) Connect your Blue Ethernet Lead into the
blue
EWAN port on the back of the router.
Please see image below:

3) The
blue
lead then connects into the Radio’s power supply (Also known as an IDU).
Alvarion
The
black Ethernet
cable goes off to the aerial and must be in the
‘Radio’ port in the end of the power supply, this is placed at the top.
The
power cable
is connected at the bottom and the
blue cable
plugs into the ‘Ethernet’ port on the Radio’s power supply, this is
placed at the side.
When fully functional you will have 2 lights on the power supply as
highlighted
in the image.
Radwin
The
black lead
at the bottom right goes off to the aerial and must be in
the ‘out’ port in the end of the Radio power supply, this is placed at the
bottom of the power supply. The
blue cable
connects to the ‘in’ port and
the
power cable
is connected at the top of the power supply.
When fully functional, you will have one light on the power supply as
highlighted
in the image.

4) If you wish to connect a device hardwired, you will need to use the Yellow Ethernet Lead
provided with the router and connect it to one of the 4 Yellow ETH ports available.
5) Once all of the cables have been connected, you are now able to switch on the power on the
router, leave the router for 10-15 minutes and once all of the lights are on like shown below,
you are able to start using your broadband with Call Flow.
Please Note:
1) The
blue
Ethernet port labelled EWAN must only be used for the connection to the IDU.
2) It is recommended that for your main computer you use the main Ethernet port which is
labelled ETH1.