NetComm CF40MESH User manual

CF40MESH |INTELLIGENT WI-FI 6
Wi-Fi 6 Gateway

2
GETTING
STARTED
PRE-CONFIGURED?
If you received your gateway from your service provider
and they have provided you with their own instructions,
refer to those to complete the setup. In some cases, the
gateway has been pre-congured for you and is ready to use.
Otherwise, you will need to complete the setup yourself.

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BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Ensure that you have the following information
from your service provider:
- How your Internet service will physically connect to your gateway
- The Settings specic to your type of service.
There are two primary ways to connect your
gateway to the Internet service:
Ethernet WAN
This is the most common access type in Australia and New Zealand
and covers xed line technologies such as nbn™ FTTP, HFC, FTTC
as well as UFB Fixed Wireless and Sky Muster™ satellite services.
This type of Internet service uses the red WAN port on the
back of the gateway to connect to the dedicated connection
box installed by your access network provider.
VDSL
These access types are provided by nbn™ FTTB,
FTTN or VDSL over a traditional telephone line.
VDSL connection will require an optional DSL box.
Refer to pages 12 and 13 for a diagram and
description of the connection using a DSL box.

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Wi-Fi 6 Gateway
Power outlet
Power adaptor
OffOn

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IF YOU’RE CONNECTING WITH
AN NBN™/UFB PLAN
Your nbn™/UFB retail service provider will contact you when your
service is activated. You can set up your gateway before this time,
if you have the required nbn™/UFB hardware.
Once your service is activated, it’s time to complete the set-up of
your Wi-Fi 6 Gateway.
Check with your retail service provider to see what technology
type you are connected with.
Turn off your Wi-Fi 6 Gateway at the power outlet.
Follow the set-up instructions below for your nbn™/UFB
technology type.
You can then switch the Wi-Fi 6 Gateway back on at the
power outlet.

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Wi-Fi 6 Gateway
Ethernet cable
Power adaptor

7
HYBRID FIBRE COAXIAL (HFC)
Ethernet cable
nbn™ connection box
The Ethernet cable connects
to the UNI-D port on the
nbn™ connection box.
Power outlet
Power adaptor

8
Ethernet cable
Wi-Fi 6 Gateway
Power adaptor

9
FIBRE TO THE PREMISES (FTTP)
Ethernet cable
nbn™ connection box
Power outlet
Power adaptor
The Ethernet cable connects
to the UNI-D port on the
nbn™ connection box.

10
Wait for the lights on the
nbn™ connection box
to turn blue (this may take
up to 15 minutes) and
then connect your
Wi-Fi 6 Gateway
Wi-Fi 6 Gateway
Power adaptor
Ethernet cable

11
FIBRE TO THE CURB (FTTC)
nbn™ connection box
Power outlet
Power adaptor
Ethernet cable
The Ethernet cable connects
to the UNI-D port on the
nbn™ connection box.

12
Power adaptor
Ethernet Cable
Wi-Fi 6 Gateway

13
FIBRE TO THE NODE (FTTN) AND
FIBRE TO THE BUILDING (FTTB) CONNECTIONS
Power outlet
Telephone wall plate
Telephone cable
DSL Box
(Optional accessory)

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CONNECTING WITH WIFI
1. Turn on the Wi-Fi Gateway. Wait a few minutes for it to start up.
2. Type the Wi-Fi Network Name and Wi-Fi Password on the
Wi-Fi Security Card into your wireless device when connecting
or scan the QR code.
Power button
Wi-Fi 6 Gateway

15
OR
The Wi-Fi Network Name and
Wi-Fi Password are case sensitive.
SCAN
TYPE

16

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CONFIGURING YOUR GATEWAY
To complete the setup, you will need the following information from
your service provider:
- Connection type (PPPoE/Dynamic IP/Static IP)
- Other specics depending on your connection type including
VL AN Tag, WAN IP Address, Subnet Mask and DNS Servers
When you have the necessary information, follow these steps:
1. Push the power button on the back of the Wi-Fi Gateway to turn
it on. Wait a few minutes for it to complete starting up.
2. Connect to the gateway using Wi-Fi or an Ethernet cable to the
yellow LAN port.
3. Open a web browser and type 192.168.20.1 into the address bar,
then press Enter.
4. At the login screen, type admin into the Username eld. In the
Password eld, type the unique Password printed on the label on
the bottom of the gateway, then click on the Login > button
5. Follow the Basic Setup to complete the conguration.

AU Casa Systems Inc.
18-20 Orion Road, Lane Cove
NSW 2066, Sydney
Australia |[phone]
ANZ HEAD OFFICE
SYDNEY
www.netcomm.com
US Casa Systems Inc.
100 Old River Road,
Andover, MA 01810
USA |[phone]
CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS
ANDOVER
www.casa-systems.com
NetComm Wireless Limited is part of Casa Systems, Inc.
Casa Systems, the future of NetComm
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