D-Link DSL-500 User manual

DSL-500/CZDSL-500/CZ
ADSL RouterADSL Router
Quick Install GuideQuick Install Guide

DSL-500/CZ
ADSL Router
Quick Install GuideQuick Install Guide
for Windows 98/SE/ME/2000
This guide is for installation only. For more detailed information regarding the product and its
features, please refer to the user manual located on the included CD-ROM.
Before you begin:
1. Make sure that an Ethernet NIC is installed and functioning in your PC.
(Follow all installation instructions provided by the manufacturer.)
2. If you have had a service technician install your DSL line, please skip to
Step 4: “Connecting the DSL-500/CZ.” If you are installing DSL yourself,
please follow all instructions.
Install a “Z-Blocker” phone filter atInstall a “Z-Blocker” phone filter at EACHEACH
telephone wall jack in your home.telephone wall jack in your home.
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Q: Why do I need these filters?
A: DSL service shares the line with your regular telephone service. In-line
filters prevent these services from interfering with each other, improving both
the telephone audio and DSL data rate.
lDisconnect the existing cord from the wall jack.
lPlug the LINE end of the filter into the wall jack.
lPlug the device into the PHONE jack on the filter.
lUse only one filter for all devices sharing the jack.

If you would like to share your phone jack with the modem and your phone,
then use a standard 2-line adapter.
lInstall the 2-line adapter into the wall jack.
lPlug the RJ-11 cable into one adapter jack.
lPlug the LINE end of a “Z-Blocker” filter into the other adapter jack.
lPlug your telephone devices into the PHONE jack on the “Z-Blocker” filter.
Sharing your phone jack with theSharing your phone jack with the
modem and another device.modem and another device.22
DSL-500/CZ

lRemove the phone. On some phones you must pull out a locking lever
before removing the phone. Then push up on the phone and pull it out from
the wall.
lSlide the filter locking tabs (located at the top and bottom on the front of the
filter) to the UNLOCKED position.
lPlace the filter over the existing wall outlet, aligning the plug and mounting
slots with the socket and mounting tabs on the existing outlet, then push into
place.
lMove the locking tabs to the LOCKED position as indicated in the drawing.
lMount the phone. If your phone has a locking lever, be sure it is unlocked
before you mount it. Position the phone’s plug and mounting slots over the
filter jack and metal mounting pegs. Press the phone in and pull down until
secure.
lIf desired, install your ADSL or Home Phoneline Network (HPN) device
cord into the jack on the left side of the adapter. An answering machine may
also be attached to the jack on the right side of the filter.
Installing the “Z-Blocker” filter on aInstalling the “Z-Blocker” filter on a
wall-mounted telephone, using thewall-mounted telephone, using the
wall-mount filterwall-mount filter
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Filter Installation TipsFilter Installation Tips
l DO NOT install a filter on your DSL modem or on any
broadband devices.
l Check the orientation of each filter
1. PHONE jack towards the telephone device.
2. LINE connection towards the wall jack.
l Try to limit the number of filters in your home to the fewest practical.
Do this by 1. Using one filter to isolate several devices.
2. Not installing filters on unused phone jacks.
l Do not use more than one filter for each telephone device or
group of devices.
l Plug the filter directly into the wall jack using only the attached short
cord. If this cannot be done, then use a twisted-pair cable like the data
cable for the modem (i.e., NOT a flat phone cord) to connect the filter to
the wall jack.

Connecting the DSL-500/CZConnecting the DSL-500/CZ
If the cable connection is good, a green LED on the front of the DSL-500/CZ
labeled Ethernet/Link will glow steadily.
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To setup the DSL-500/CZ begin by connecting it to a power source.
Once the unit power is on, insert one end of the included Ethernet cable
into the DSL-500/CZ’s Ethernet port, and the other end into the Ethernet
port on the NIC installed in your PC.

Connecting the DSL-500/CZConnecting the DSL-500/CZ continuedcontinued
Now connect the phoneline cable from the DSL-500/CZ to your phone jack.
If the ADSL Link LED does not glow green within one minute of its being
connected, check all of your cable connections to make sure that they are
correct and securely installed.
When you have completed all the connections, your DSL-500/CZ will
look like this:
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Power Cord
(Plug the other end of the
power cord into the power
outlet.)
Ethernet Cable
(Plug the other end of the
Ethernet cable into the
Ethernet port on the NIC,
which is installed in your
computer.)
Phone line cable
(Plug the other end of the
phone line cable into the
phone jack.)

55 Setting up the ComputerSetting up the Computer
Right-Click the Network
Neighborhood (Win 98/98SE) or My
Network Places (Win ME/2000) icon
on your desktop.
Click Properties
Highlight the line that reads TCP/IP and
points to your installed Ethernet NIC.
Click Properties
At this screen, select the IP Address tab.
Select Obtain an IP Address
Automatically.
Click OK

You will be prompted to reboot in Win 98/98SE or ME.
Click Yes
For Windows 2000, Restart your computer manually.
Setting up the ComputerSetting up the Computer continuedcontinued
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When your computer restarts, you will automatically receive an IP address
from the DSL-500/CZ.
Accessing the DSL-500/CZ’s Web BasedAccessing the DSL-500/CZ’s Web Based
ManagementManagement
The DSL-500/CZ requires
Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher, or
Netscape Communicator 4.0 or
higher.
Please open your Web Browser
and enter this URL:
http://192.168.0.1 This will
launch the DSL-500/CZ’s inte-
grated web-based management
system.
Click on Login to the web-based management module.
The default User Name is admin
and the default Password is also
admin.
Click OK
This Enter Network Password
screen will appear.

Configuring the DSL-500/CZConfiguring the DSL-500/CZ
Click PPPoA Configuration in
the left column.
Enter the Login User Name
and Password, provided to you
by your Internet Service
Provider (ISP.)
Authentication is set to detect
automatically. If your current
selection does not work, select
“pap.”
Please be certain that
“enabled” is displayed in the
“Connect On Demand” field.
Make sure PVC settings are
entered correctly:
VPI: “0”
VCI: “35”
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Click OK
Note: VPI: “0” and VCI: “35” settings are most common among DSL
providers. This will not work for others who have different VPI and
VCI settings. Please contact your service provider for the correct VPI
and VCI settings.