P1 W1MAX DV-230 User manual

DX-230 QUICK SETUP GUIDE
4G Modem
Desktop modem for multiple users

CONTENTS
GET TO KNOW YOUR MODEM
Note: It is recommended that the modem is placed near a window
Your W1MAX box contains the following items:
DX 230 QUICK INSTALLATION GUIDE
All-In-One Modem
Desktop modem for multiple users
P1 W1MAX Modem (DX-230)
Power Adapter LAN Cable
Setup Guide
Signal Strength
LED
Phone LEDWiFi LED WPS
Power
Connecter
Phone
Port 1
Phone
Port 2 LAN 1 LAN 2 Reset

CONNECTING YOUR DEVICES
P1 W1MAX Modem (DX-230)
Window Communication Tower
1
2
3
4
LAN Port
DC power port
Phone port
Phone Cable
(Not included)

HOW TO SET UP YOUR W1MAX CONNECTION
W1MAX Setup Procedure
Plug the Power Adapter into the Wall Socket and the Power Adapter’s tip into the modem’s
DC Power Port. All LEDs should be steady for about 5 seconds. After that, they will turn off
automatically.
Once powered on, the modem will automatically establish the W1MAX link. The following will
occur in order.
Step 1: Power Up
Step 2: Establish W1MAX Connection
DC Power Port Power Adapter Wall Socket
2. Green LED is blinking: Connecting to P1 W1MAX network
1. Green LED is blinking: Searching for P1 W1MAX signal
3. Green LED is blinking: Obtaining IP address

LAN Port LAN Cable Computer
Adjust the location of your modem to get the best signal quality.
Step 3: Position Modem
Connect one end of the LAN cable to your modem’s LAN port and the other end to
your computer/laptop’s LAN port.
Once the connection is secured, the LAN port Green LED will light up. The LAN port amber
LED may blink, indicating that data is being transferred between your computer/laptop and
the modem.
Step 4: Computer Connectivity
1. Green LED is on: Weak
2. Green LED is on: Good
3. Green LED is on: Excellent
NOTE: It is recommended that the modem
is placed near the window.
P1 W1MAX Modem

HOW TO SET UP YOUR WiFi CONNECTION
WiFi Connection
When the WiFi LED lights up it indicates that the WiFi of the modem is enabled. When the WiFi LED
starts blinking, it indicates that data is being transmitted.
You are now connected to the Internet
Step 5: Click On Your Internet Browser
Switch On The WiFi Adapter On Your Laptop
Step 1
Right-click the Wireless Network Connection icon at the bottom right of the screen.
Select “View Available Wireless Networks”
Step 2
Select the SSID that is printed at the bottom of your modem. Click “connect”.
You will be prompted to key in the WEP password. The WEP password is printed
at the bottom of your modem.
Step 3
Click on your internet Browser. Now you will be able to connect to the Internet.
Step 5
NOTE: This step is optional.
If you want to change the default SSID or WEP key, open any Internet browser and
type in the URL address for Customer Web Guide at http://10.1.1.254
Username: admin
Password: admin123
For further advanced configuration, you can log on to: www.p1.com.my
Step 4

HOW TO SET UP YOUR PHONE SERVICE
Phone Service Setup Procedure
LED Lights Indication
Follow these simple steps to activate your subscribed phone services. For more information on
P1 Voice service subscription, please contact our P1 Careline at 1 300 800 888 (available daily from
8am-11pm). For Phone Service Setup Procedure, refer to these simple steps:
Connect one end of the phone Cable (RJ-11) to the Phone Port on the modem and the other
end to the phone.
Step 1: Connecting Your Phone
Once the Phone Cable (RJ-11) is connected to both, a powered up modem and a phone,
the BLUE phone LED will light up. You can now access your subscribed P1 Voice sevice.
Step 2: Establishing Phone Service Connection
Phone Cable
(Not included)
Phone LED indicates blue: Phone service is ready
Phone
Note :
1.If you subscribe to 1 Phone Plan, connect the Phone Cable (RJ-11) to Phone Port 1.
2. If you subscribe to 2 Phone Plans, connect the Phone Cables (RJ-11) to Phone Port 1 for
the first line and Phone Port 2 for the second line.
Phone 1 Status
Phone 2 Status
Blue
Blue
ON
Blinking
OFF
ON
Blinking
OFF
Phone Service registered and ready
Off-hook/Ringing/Busy
Incoming voicemail waiting
Phone Service not registered/disabled
Phone Service registered and ready
Off-hook/Ringing/Busy
Incoming voicemail waiting
Phone Service not registered/Disabled
Phone Port

Phone Service Specification
•Phone Codec: G.711. G.729 AB, G.723 (6.3 Kbps/5.3 Kbps)
G.726 (16.24,32.40 Kbps)
•G.166-2000 Line Echo Canceller, Call Waiting, Call Hold/Resume,
Call Transfer, Call Forward, Call Screen Multi-Line Appearance
• DTMF Relay: In-band DTMF Relay/Out-of-band DTMF Relay
(RFC2833)
• 3-Way Conference
Call Features
•Phone channels CDR (Call Detail Record)
• Adjustable volume: -9db - 9db VAD (Voice Activity Detection)
• Dynarric Jitter Buffer CNG (Comfort Noise Generation)
• Lost Packet Concealment
• Caller ID Detection: DTMF CID/Belcore CID/ETSI CID
• NTT CID Detection (Optional)
• Caller ID Generation: DTMF CID/Balcore CID/ETSI CID NTT CID
Generation (Optional)
Basic Features (By Default)
• Calling Line Identification Presentation (CLIP)
• Last Number Prompting
• Call Return Prompting
• Last Number Redial
• Call Forwarding Unconditional
• Call Forwarding on Busy
• Call Forwarding on No Reply
Premium Features (By Subscription)
• Calling Line Identification Restriction (CLIR)
• 3-Party Call (includes Call Holding, Call Waiting and Call Toggle)
• Call Holding
• Call Waiting
• Call Toggle
• Voicemail
• Express Voicemail
* P1 at it’s sole discretion, to change, modify, add or remove VAS feature.
VAS Features