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NetComm NF5 User manual

N300 WiFi Gigabit
Router with Voice
NF5
USER GUIDE
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Limited. All right re erved.
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tran cribed, reproduced, in any form, or by any mean without prior written con ent of NetComm
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ote: Thi document i ubject to change without notice.
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When thi equ
ipment ha reached the end of it u eful life, it mu t be taken to a recycling centre and proce ed eparately from
dome tic wa te.
The cardboard box, the pla tic contained in the packaging, and the part that make up thi device can be recycled in accord
with regionally e tabli hed regulation . Never di po e of thi electronic equipment along with your hou ehold wa te. You may
ubject to penaltie or anction under the law. In tead, a k for di po al in truction from your municipal government.
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ea e be re pon ible and protect our environment.
Thi manual cover the following product :
NetComm Wirele NF5
DOCUMENT VERSION
1.0 -
Initial document relea e
Limited. All right re erved.
The information contained herein i proprietary to NetComm
Wirele Limited
. No part of thi document may be tran lated,
tran cribed, reproduced, in any form, or by any mean without prior written con ent of NetComm
Wirele
ote: Thi document i ubject to change without notice.
ipment ha reached the end of it u eful life, it mu t be taken to a recycling centre and proce ed eparately from
The cardboard box, the pla tic contained in the packaging, and the part that make up thi device can be recycled in accord
with regionally e tabli hed regulation . Never di po e of thi electronic equipment along with your hou ehold wa te. You may
ubject to penaltie or anction under the law. In tead, a k for di po al in truction from your municipal government.
ea e be re pon ible and protect our environment.
DOCUMENT VERSION
DATE
Initial document relea e
May 2013
Table 1 - Document Revision History
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. No part of thi document may be tran lated,
Wirele
Limited.
ipment ha reached the end of it u eful life, it mu t be taken to a recycling centre and proce ed eparately from
The cardboard box, the pla tic contained in the packaging, and the part that make up thi device can be recycled in accord
ance
with regionally e tabli hed regulation . Never di po e of thi electronic equipment along with your hou ehold wa te. You may
be
ubject to penaltie or anction under the law. In tead, a k for di po al in truction from your municipal government.
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Table of Content
Table of Contents ..........................................................................................................................................................................3
Overview.........................................................................................................................................................................................4
Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
Target U er .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4
Prerequi ite ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4
Notation ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 4
Product Introduction ......................................................................................................................................................................5
Product Overview .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
Package Content ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
Product Feature ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
Physical Dimensions and Indicators .............................................................................................................................................7
LED Indicator ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
Phy ical Dimen ion ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
NF5 Default Setting ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Interfaces .......................................................................................................................................................................................
Safety and Product Care ............................................................................................................................................................. 10
Transport and Handling ............................................................................................................................................................... 10
Installation and Configuration of the NF5 ................................................................................................................................... 11
Placement of your NF5 ................................................................................................................................................................................ 11
Avoid ob tacle and interference .................................................................................................................................................................. 11
Cordle Phone ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Choo e the “Quiete t” Channel for your Wirele Network ............................................................................................................................ 11
Hardware in tallation ................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Connecting via a cable ................................................................................................................................................................................. 12
Connecting wirele ly .................................................................................................................................................................................. 12
Web Based Configuration Interface ............................................................................................................................................ 13
Fir t-time Setup Wizard ............................................................................................................................................................................... 13
WAN ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Ba ic View .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 18
Statu ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 18
Wirele .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 19
Mobile Broadband ............................................................................................................................................................................... 20
WAN ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21
Advanced Configuration ............................................................................................................................................................................... 22
Statu ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 23
Network Setup .................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
Forwarding Rule ................................................................................................................................................................................. 33
Security Setting .................................................................................................................................................................................. 36
Advanced Setting .............................................................................................................................................................................. 43
VoIP Setting ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 54
Call Feature ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 58
NAS Setting ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 63
Toolbox ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 68
Additional Product Information ................................................................................................................................................... 70
E tabli hing a wirele connection ............................................................................................................................................................... 70
Window XP (Service Pack 3)............................................................................................................................................................... 70
Window Vi ta ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 70
Window 7 .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 70
Mac OSX 10.6 ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 70
Trouble hooting........................................................................................................................................................................................... 71
U ing the indicator light (LED ) to Diagno e Problem ......................................................................................................................... 71
Technical Data ............................................................................................................................................................................. 72
Electrical Specification ................................................................................................................................................................................ 72
Environmental Specification / Tolerance .................................................................................................................................................... 72
Legal & Regulatory Information ................................................................................................................................................... 73
Intellectual Property Right ........................................................................................................................................................................... 73
Cu tomer Information .................................................................................................................................................................................. 73
Con umer Protection Law .......................................................................................................................................................................... 73
Product Warranty ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 74
Limitation of Liability ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 74
Contact ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 75
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Overview
Introduction
Thi manual provide information related to the
Target U er
The individual reading thi manual i pre umed to ha
Prerequi ite
Before continuing with the in tallation of your
A
configured WAN connection.
Computer wi
th Window , Macinto h, or Linux
Protocol in talled.
A web b
row er uch a Internet Explorer,
Wirele computer y tem r
equirement :
Com
puter with a working 802.11b, 802.11g or 802.11n wirele adapter.
Notation
The following ymbol are u ed
in thi manual:
Indicate a note requiring
attention
Indicate a note providing a
warning
Indicate a note providing
u eful
Thi manual provide information related to the
in tallation, operation, and u e of the NF5.
The individual reading thi manual i pre umed to ha
ve a ba ic under tanding of telecommunication terminology and concept .
Before continuing with the in tallation of your
NF5
, plea e confirm that you comply with the minimum y tem requirement below.
configured WAN connection.
th Window , Macinto h, or Linux
-
ba ed operating y tem with a working Ethernet adapter with TCP/IP
row er uch a Internet Explorer,
Google Chrome,
Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Safari etc.
equirement :
puter with a working 802.11b, 802.11g or 802.11n wirele adapter.
in thi manual:
attention
.
warning
.
u eful
information.
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ve a ba ic under tanding of telecommunication terminology and concept .
, plea e confirm that you comply with the minimum y tem requirement below.
ba ed operating y tem with a working Ethernet adapter with TCP/IP
Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Safari etc.
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Product Introduction
Product Overview
Gigabit WAN port for a fixed line connection. Perfect for a future NBN/Fibre connection
E tabli h up to 4 high peed wired connection with the Gigabit LAN port
Create a WiFi network to hare your connection with multiple WiFi device at peed of up to 300Mbp
One USB 2.0 port that can upport 3G/4G USB modem or external hard drive . In ert your compatible 3G/4G USB
modem for an alternate Internet connection. Plug in your external hard drive and hare all of the tored file with
connected u er (optional configuration)
One VoIP phone port to make call over the Internet
Support IPv6 for next generation IP addre ing
Maximum wirele ignal rate and coverage value are derived from IEEE Standard 802.11g and 802.11n pecification . Actual wirele peed and coverage are
dependent on network and environmental condition included but not limited to volume of network traffic, building material and con truction/layout.
Package Content
The NF5 package con i t of:
N300 WiFi Gigabit Router with Voice
Quick Start Guide
Power Supply Unit
Ethernet Cable (RJ-45)
Wirele Security Card
Warranty Card
If any of the e item are mi ing or damaged, plea e contact NetComm Wirele Support immediately by vi iting the NetComm
Wirele Support web ite at: http://www.netcommwirele .com/contact-form / upport
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Product Feature
The NetComm Wirele NF5 i a future ready WiFi router that connect the home or office to uper-fa t broadband. Simply
connect your fixed line modem to the Gigabit WAN port for in tant Internet acce - perfect for NBN/Fibre connection
The advanced network haring function give multiple u er the freedom to watch movie , download mu ic, play online game
and enjoy other bandwidth inten ive activitie uch a IPTV treaming on a ingle broadband account.
Enjoy extended WiFi coverage with high- peed WiFi N, or connect up to four wired device via the Gigabit Ethernet port . The
device al o feature a USB 2.0 port for external hard drive torage or an alternate Internet ource with a compatible 3G/4G USB
modem. The VoIP phone port allow u er to make phone call over the Internet, making a phone line completely redundant and
cutting phone co t .
The NF5 i al o kind to the environment with innovative green feature for power con ervation. With upport for IPV6, u er are
en ured that their router will be able to continue to acce web ite when new web addre ing tart becoming a commonplace.
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Phy ical Dimen ion and
Indicator
LED Indicator
The NF5
ha been de igned to be placed on a de ktop. All of the cable exit from the rear for
vi ible on the front of the NF5
to provide you with information about
explanation of each of the indicator light .
LED INDICATOR
LED INDICATORLED INDICATOR
LED INDICATOR
ICON
ICONICON
ICON
Power
3G/4G
WWW
LAN 1-4
WAN
WiFi
VoIP
Phy ical Dimen ion and
ha been de igned to be placed on a de ktop. All of the cable exit from the rear for
ea y
to provide you with information about
network activity and the device tatu . See below for an
STATUS
STATUSSTATUS
STATUS
DEFINITION
DEFINITIONDEFINITION
DEFINITION
Off The NF5 i powered off.
On The NF5 i powered on and operating normally
Fla hing The NF5 i tarting up.
Off Connected to 3G/4G network.
On 3G/4G not configured (no dongle connected).
Fla hing Connecting.
Off Internet connection not configured.
On Internet connected.
Fla hing Internet traffic i being ent and received.
Off
No device i connected to the Ethernet LAN port
On
A device i connected to the Ethernet LAN port
Fla hing
Data i being ent or received via the Ethernet LAN port
Off
No device i connected to the Ethernet WAN port
On
A device i connected to the Ethernet WAN port
Off WiFi i di abled on the NF5.
On WiFi i enabled on the NF5.
Fla hing The NF5 i waiting for a WPS PBC connection.
Off No VoIP ervice i configured.
On The NF5 i regi tered with the configured Vo
IP ervice
Fla hing The NF5
i attempting to connect to the configured V
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Phy ical Dimen ion and
ea y
organization. The di play i
network activity and the device tatu . See below for an
DEFINITION
DEFINITIONDEFINITION
DEFINITION
.
No device i connected to the Ethernet LAN port
.
A device i connected to the Ethernet LAN port
.
Data i being ent or received via the Ethernet LAN port
.
No device i connected to the Ethernet WAN port
.
A device i connected to the Ethernet WAN port
.
IP ervice
.
i attempting to connect to the configured V
oIP ervice.
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Phy ical Dimen ion
The following table li t the phy ical dimen ion and weight of the NF5.
NF5
NF5NF5
NF5
DIMENSIONS
DIMENSIONSDIMENSIONS
DIMENSIONS
Length 119mm
Width 168mm
Height 27mm
Weight 226g
NF5 Default Setting
The following table li t the default etting for the NF5.
LAN (MANAGEMENT)
LAN (MANAGEMENT)LAN (MANAGEMENT)
LAN (MANAGEMENT)
Static IP Addre 192.168.20.1
Subnet Ma k 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway 192.168.20.1
WIRELESS (WIFI)
WIRELESS (WIFI)WIRELESS (WIFI)
WIRELESS (WIFI)
SSID (Refer to the included Wirele Security Card)
Security WPA-SPK/WPA2-PSK (mixed mode)
Security Key (Refer to the included Wirele Security Card)
NF5
NF5NF5
NF5
WEB INTERFACE ACCESS
WEB INTERFACE ACCESSWEB INTERFACE ACCESS
WEB INTERFACE ACCESS
U ername admin
Pa word admin
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Interface
The following interface are available on the NF5:
NUMBER
NUMBERNUMBER
NUMBER
INTERFACE
INTERFACEINTERFACE
INTERFACE
DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTIONDESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION
1 Telephone Phone port for a tandard PSTN analogue telephone hand et. Connect a phone to thi port to
make u e of a VoIP ervice.
2 USB 2.0 USB port for connection of a 3G/4G USB modem our USB external hard drive.
3 LAN 1-4 Gigabit Ethernet LAN port . Connect your Ethernet ba ed device to one of the e port for high-
peed internet acce .
4 WAN Gigabit WAN port for connection to a WAN network.
5 Power button Turn the NF5 on or off.
6 Power jack Connection point for the included power adapter. Connect the power upply here.
7 WPS button
Activate the WiFi WPS function by pre /hold the WPS/RESET button for 1-3 econd
Activate the RESET function by pre /hold the WPS/RESET button for 10 econd
To unmount the torage device afely, pre /hold the WPS/RESET button for 4-6 econd
1
11
1
2
22
2
3
33
3
4
44
4
6
66
6
5
55
5
7
77
7
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Safety and Product Care
With reference to unpacking, in tallation, u e and maintenance of your electronic device, the following ba ic guideline are
recommended:
Do not u e or in tall thi product near water to avoid fire or hock hazard. For examp
laundry tub, or near a wimming pool. Al o, do not expo e the equipment to rain or damp area (e.g. a wet
ba ement).
Do not connect the power upply cord on elevated urface . Allow it to lie freely. There hould be no ob
it path and no heavy item hould be placed on the cord. In addition, do not walk on, tep on or mi treat the cord.
To afeguard the equipment again t overheating, make ure that all opening in the unit that offer expo ure to air are
unob tructed.
WARNING
Di connect the power line from the device before ervicing.
Tran port and Handling
When tran porting the NF5
, it i recommended to return the product in the original packaging. Thi en ure the product will not
be damaged.
In the even
t the product need to be returned, en ure it i ecurely packaged with appropriate padding to prevent
damage during courier tran port.
Safety and Product Care
With reference to unpacking, in tallation, u e and maintenance of your electronic device, the following ba ic guideline are
Do not u e or in tall thi product near water to avoid fire or hock hazard. For examp
le, near a bathtub, kitchen ink,
laundry tub, or near a wimming pool. Al o, do not expo e the equipment to rain or damp area (e.g. a wet
Do not connect the power upply cord on elevated urface . Allow it to lie freely. There hould be no ob
it path and no heavy item hould be placed on the cord. In addition, do not walk on, tep on or mi treat the cord.
To afeguard the equipment again t overheating, make ure that all opening in the unit that offer expo ure to air are
Di connect the power line from the device before ervicing.
Tran port and Handling
, it i recommended to return the product in the original packaging. Thi en ure the product will not
t the product need to be returned, en ure it i ecurely packaged with appropriate padding to prevent
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Safety and Product Care
With reference to unpacking, in tallation, u e and maintenance of your electronic device, the following ba ic guideline are
le, near a bathtub, kitchen ink,
laundry tub, or near a wimming pool. Al o, do not expo e the equipment to rain or damp area (e.g. a wet
Do not connect the power upply cord on elevated urface . Allow it to lie freely. There hould be no ob
truction in
it path and no heavy item hould be placed on the cord. In addition, do not walk on, tep on or mi treat the cord.
To afeguard the equipment again t overheating, make ure that all opening in the unit that offer expo ure to air are
, it i recommended to return the product in the original packaging. Thi en ure the product will not
t the product need to be returned, en ure it i ecurely packaged with appropriate padding to prevent
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In tallation and Configuration of
the NF5
Placement of your
NF5
The wirele connection between your
NF5
NF5
. Your wirele connection and performance will degrade a the di tance between your
increa e . Thi may or may not be directly noticeable, and i greatl
If you have concern about your network’ performance that might be related to range or ob truction factor , try moving the
computer to a po ition between three to five meter from the
N
ote: While ome of the item li ted below can affect network performance, they will not prohibit your wirele
from functioning; if you are concerned that your network i not operating at it maximum effectivene
help.
If you experience difficultie connec
ting wirele ly between your Wi
In multi-
torey home , place the
placing the NF5
on an upper floor.
Try not to place the NF5
near a cordle telephone that operate at the ame radio fr
Avoid ob tacle and interference
Avoid placing your NF5
near device that may emit rad
wirele communication include:
Refrigerator
Wa her and/or dryer
Metal cabinet
Large aquarium
Metallic-ba ed, UV-
tinted window
If your wirele ignal eem weak in ome pot ,
blocking the ignal’ path (between your device
Cordle Phone
If the performance of your wirele network i impaired after con idering the above i ue , and you have a cordle p
Try moving cordle phone away from your
Unplug and remove the battery from any cordle phone that operate on the 2.4GHz band (check manufacturer’
information). If thi fixe the problem, your phone may
If your phone upport channel election, change the channel on the phone to the farthe t channel from your
wirele network. For example, change the phone to channel 1 and move your
u er manu
al for detailed in truction .
If nece ary, con ider witching to a 900MHz or 5GHz cordle phone.
Choo e the “Quiete t” Channel for your Wirele Network
In location where home or office are clo e together, uch a apartment building or office compl
network nearby that can conflict with your wirele network. U e the Site Survey capabilitie found in the Wirele Utility
wirele adapter to locate any other wirele network that are available ( ee your wirele ad
your Router and computer to a channel a far away from other network a po ible.
Experiment with more than one of the available channel , in order to find the cleare t connection and avoid interference from
neighbouring cordle ph
one or other wirele device .
In tallation and Configuration of
NF5
NF5
and your Wi
Fi device will be tronger the clo er your connected device are to your
. Your wirele connection and performance will degrade a the di tance between your
NF5
and connected device
increa e . Thi may or may not be directly noticeable, and i greatl
y affected by the indiv
idual in tallation environment.
If you have concern about your network’ performance that might be related to range or ob truction factor , try moving the
computer to a po ition between three to five meter from the
NF5 in order to
ee if di tance i the problem.
ote: While ome of the item li ted below can affect network performance, they will not prohibit your wirele
from functioning; if you are concerned that your network i not operating at it maximum effectivene
ting wirele ly between your Wi
Fi Device and your NF5
, plea e try the following tep :
torey home , place the
NF5
on a floor that i a clo e to the centre of the home a po ib
on an upper floor.
near a cordle telephone that operate at the ame radio fr
equency a the
Avoid ob tacle and interference
near device that may emit rad
io “noi e,” uch a microwave oven . Den e object that can inhibit
tinted window
If your wirele ignal eem weak in ome pot ,
make ure that object uch a tho e li ted above are not
blocking the ignal’ path (between your device
and the NF5).
If the performance of your wirele network i impaired after con idering the above i ue , and you have a cordle p
Try moving cordle phone away from your
NF5 and your wirele -
enabled computer .
Unplug and remove the battery from any cordle phone that operate on the 2.4GHz band (check manufacturer’
information). If thi fixe the problem, your phone may
be interfering with the NF5.
If your phone upport channel election, change the channel on the phone to the farthe t channel from your
wirele network. For example, change the phone to channel 1 and move your
NF5
to channel 11. See your phone’
al for detailed in truction .
If nece ary, con ider witching to a 900MHz or 5GHz cordle phone.
Choo e the “Quiete t” Channel for your Wirele Network
In location where home or office are clo e together, uch a apartment building or office compl
network nearby that can conflict with your wirele network. U e the Site Survey capabilitie found in the Wirele Utility
wirele adapter to locate any other wirele network that are available ( ee your wirele ad
apter’ u er manual), and witch
your Router and computer to a channel a far away from other network a po ible.
Experiment with more than one of the available channel , in order to find the cleare t connection and avoid interference from
one or other wirele device .
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Fi device will be tronger the clo er your connected device are to your
and connected device
idual in tallation environment.
If you have concern about your network’ performance that might be related to range or ob truction factor , try moving the
ee if di tance i the problem.
ote: While ome of the item li ted below can affect network performance, they will not prohibit your wirele
network
from functioning; if you are concerned that your network i not operating at it maximum effectivene
, thi checkli t may
, plea e try the following tep :
on a floor that i a clo e to the centre of the home a po ib
le. Thi may mean
equency a the
NF5 (2.4GHz).
io “noi e,” uch a microwave oven . Den e object that can inhibit
make ure that object uch a tho e li ted above are not
If the performance of your wirele network i impaired after con idering the above i ue , and you have a cordle p
hone:
enabled computer .
Unplug and remove the battery from any cordle phone that operate on the 2.4GHz band (check manufacturer’
If your phone upport channel election, change the channel on the phone to the farthe t channel from your
to channel 11. See your phone’
Choo e the “Quiete t” Channel for your Wirele Network
In location where home or office are clo e together, uch a apartment building or office compl
exe , there may be wirele
network nearby that can conflict with your wirele network. U e the Site Survey capabilitie found in the Wirele Utility
of your
apter’ u er manual), and witch
Experiment with more than one of the available channel , in order to find the cleare t connection and avoid interference from
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Hardware in tallation
1.
Connect the power adapter to the Power ocket on the back of the
2.
Plug the power adapter into the wall ocket and witch on the power.
3.
Wait approximately 60 econd for the
Connecting via a cable
1.
Connect the yellow Ethernet cable provided to one of the port marked ‘LAN’ at the back of the
2.
Connect the other end of the yellow Ethernet cable to your computer.
3.
Wait approximately 30 econd for the connection to
4.
Open your Web brow er, and enter
5. Follow the tep to et up your
NF5
Connecting wirele ly
1. En ure Wi
Fi i enabled on your device (computer/laptop/S
2.
Scan for wirele network in your area and connect to the network name that matche the Wirele network name
configured on the NF5.
N
ote: Refer to the included Wirele Security Card for the default SSID
3.
When prompted for your wirele ecurity etting , enter the Wirele ecurity key configured on the
4.
Wait approximately 30 econd for the connection to e tabli h.
5.
Open your Web brow er, and enter
6. Follow the tep to et up your
NF5
Hardware in tallation
Connect the power adapter to the Power ocket on the back of the
NF5.
Plug the power adapter into the wall ocket and witch on the power.
Wait approximately 60 econd for the
NF5 to power up.
Connecting via a cable
Connect the yellow Ethernet cable provided to one of the port marked ‘LAN’ at the back of the
Connect the other end of the yellow Ethernet cable to your computer.
Wait approximately 30 econd for the connection to
e tabli h.
Open your Web brow er, and enter
http://192.168.20.1
into the addre bar and pre enter.
NF5
.
Connecting wirele ly
Fi i enabled on your device (computer/laptop/S
martphone).
Scan for wirele network in your area and connect to the network name that matche the Wirele network name
ote: Refer to the included Wirele Security Card for the default SSID
and wirele ecurity key
When prompted for your wirele ecurity etting , enter the Wirele ecurity key configured on the
Wait approximately 30 econd for the connection to e tabli h.
Open your Web brow er, and enter
http://192.168.20.1 into the addre bar and pre
Enter.
NF5
.
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Connect the yellow Ethernet cable provided to one of the port marked ‘LAN’ at the back of the
NF5.
into the addre bar and pre enter.
Scan for wirele network in your area and connect to the network name that matche the Wirele network name
and wirele ecurity key
of your NF5
When prompted for your wirele ecurity etting , enter the Wirele ecurity key configured on the
NF5.
Enter.
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Web Ba ed Configuration
Interface
Fir t-
time Setup Wizard
Plea e follow the tep below to configure your
Open
your web brow er (e.g. Internet Explorer/Firefox/Safari) and type
the window.
At the login creen, type admin
adminadmin
admin
in the u ername and pa word field
Note: admin
i the default u ername and pa word for the unit.
1. Click on
Ye , let’ get tarted with the wizard
Ye , let’ get tarted with the wizardYe , let’ get tarted with the wizard
Ye , let’ get tarted with the wizard
The wizard a i t you
in configuring the router and entering the information required
Web Ba ed Configuration
time Setup Wizard
Plea e follow the tep below to configure your
NF5
Wirele router via the web ba ed configuration wizard.
your web brow er (e.g. Internet Explorer/Firefox/Safari) and type
http://192.168.20.1/
into the addre bar at the top of
in the u ername and pa word field
, then click the L
LL
Lo
oo
ogin
gingin
gin button.
i the default u ername and pa word for the unit.
Ye , let’ get tarted with the wizard
Ye , let’ get tarted with the wizardYe , let’ get tarted with the wizard
Ye , let’ get tarted with the wizard
.
in configuring the router and entering the information required
to
etup your Internet connection.
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Web Ba ed Configuration
Wirele router via the web ba ed configuration wizard.
into the addre bar at the top of
etup your Internet connection.
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2. From the WAN Interface
WAN InterfaceWAN Interface
WAN Interface pull down menu, elect the type of Internet connection you would like to u e. You can elect from:
3G
WAN
WAN
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Select the type of WAN connection:
Dynamic IP Address
a. Enter the Ho t Name (Optional)
b. Enter the MAC Addre of your device which i regi tered with the ISP
Static IP Address
a. Enter the Static IP Addre
b. Enter the Static Subnet Ma k
c. Enter the Static Gateway
d. Enter the Static Primary and Secondary DNS.
PPP over Ethernet (or PPPoE)
Enter the PPPoE U ername and Pa word upplied by your ervice provider.
PPTP
a. Enter the Server IP Addre /Name
b. Enter the PPTP Account and PPTP Pa word.
L2TP
a. Enter the Server IP Addre /Name
b. Enter the PPTP Account and PPTP Pa word.
Click Next
NextNext
Next when you have entered the required detail .
3. If you want to change the Wirele network etting , you can do o on thi page. You can enable or di able the Wirele
network, elect whether to broadca t your SSID or not and change the Wirele network name. Change the etting a
needed and click Next
NextNext
Next.
(If you wi h to u e the default etting , click Next
NextNext
Next)
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4. You can change the WiFi ecurity key if you wi h by u ing the Security Key Type
Security Key TypeSecurity Key Type
Security Key Type drop down li t and then typing in a new
ecurity key in the Security Key
Security KeySecurity Key
Security Key field. The Security key mu t be at lea t 8 character long. Click Next
NextNext
Next to continue.
5. If you want to change the y tem u ername or pa word, enter the new u ername in the De ired U ername
De ired U ernameDe ired U ername
De ired U ername field and then
enter the new pa word into both the De ired Pa word
De ired Pa wordDe ired Pa word
De ired Pa word and Retype Pa word
Retype Pa wordRetype Pa word
Retype Pa word field and then click Next
NextNext
Next.
(If you do not wi h to change the pa word, leave the field blank and click Next
NextNext
Next).
6. Confirm the etup information and click Fini h
Fini hFini h
Fini h if everything i correct. You can al o click Back
BackBack
Back to go back and change any of
the previou ly configured etting .
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When you click Fini h, the wizard applie your etting and the Advanced Statu view i di played. Your Dual Band WiFi Modem
Router i ready to u e.
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Ba ic View
When you log in to the router, the Ba ic View i di played. Ba ic View give you the mo t important information at a glance.
Statu
The Statu tab di play the following information:
The current WAN IP Addre
3G Statu
3G Signal Strength
VoIP Statu
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Wirele
The wirele tab di play the following option :
Turn Wirele (WiFi) on or off
Turn SSID Broadca t on or off
Set the SSID (WiFi Network Name)
Set the Wirele Security Key
If you make any change to the Wirele configuration, Click the Save and apply the change
Save and apply the changeSave and apply the change
Save and apply the change button to make the e change
active.
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Mobile Broadband
The fo
llowing configuration option are available on the Mobile Broadband tab:
Country
Service Provider
Network Name (APN)
SIM Statu
PIN
Confirm PIN
To configure your 3G/4G
(Mobile Broadband) connection, elect the applicable Country and Service Provider. The
(APN) hould be automatically filled with the correct APN. Plea e verify thi with the information upplied by your 3G
The SIM Statu will how if a PIN i required to u e your SIM. If it i , enter the SIM PIN into the
If you make any change to t
he 3G configuration, click the
N
ote: Saving any configuration change
connecting to the Internet
and di able other connection type .
llowing configuration option are available on the Mobile Broadband tab:
(Mobile Broadband) connection, elect the applicable Country and Service Provider. The
(APN) hould be automatically filled with the correct APN. Plea e verify thi with the information upplied by your 3G
The SIM Statu will how if a PIN i required to u e your SIM. If it i , enter the SIM PIN into the
PIN
PINPIN
PIN
he 3G configuration, click the
Save and apply the change
Save and apply the changeSave and apply the change
Save and apply the change
button to make the e change active.
ote: Saving any configuration change
on thi page will make the Mobile Broadband
connection the primary me
and di able other connection type .
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(Mobile Broadband) connection, elect the applicable Country and Service Provider. The
Network Name
(APN) hould be automatically filled with the correct APN. Plea e verify thi with the information upplied by your 3G
/4G provider.
and Co
CoCo
Confirm PIN
nfirm PINnfirm PIN
nfirm PIN field .
button to make the e change active.
connection the primary me
thod of

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