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Plusnet BT Voyager 2091 User manual

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Setting up your wireless connection
You should check the setup instructions
of your wireless adapter for specific
information on how to connect to a
wireless network. You should be able to
view all the networks in range of your
computer.
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Before proceeding with the setup, you must have a wireless adapter installed
on any computers you intend to connect to your Voyager 2091.
Troubleshooting Tips:
If the Configuration Manager screen does not appear, you may need to change
your computer’s network settings.
Note that the Configuration Manager Advanced Settings are protected by a
username and password – these are both set to admin by default.
Read the Troubleshooting section of the foldout Quick Start Guide for more
information.
Click on the network called
VOYAGER2091-xx
xx being the last two numbers from
your router’s unique BSSID number,
written on the base of your router.
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You will be asked to provide a security
key or passphrase. You can find this
written on the pink label on the base of
your router.
Type the security key into the box and
click Connect.
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Your computer is now connected to
your Voyager 2091. You should now
automatically connect to the Internet
whenever you start your computer.
Note that when the router is connected
to your broadband service, the
Internet light will turn green.
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Getting Connected with your
BT Voyager 2091 Wireless Router
Item code: 039169
Your Starter Pack Contents:
1 x BT Voyager 2091 Wireless Modem/Router
1 x Broadband Telephone line cable (grey)
1 x Ethernet network cable (yellow)
1 x USB cable (blue)
1 x Power supply
2 x Microfilters (boxed)
1 x Instruction CD and foldout Quick Start Guide
USB connection is only compatible with
Windows 98SE, ME, 2000 and XP
Plug a microfilter in between the wall socket and each device that shares the
telephone line. This applies not just to telephones but can also include fax
machines, burglar alarms, and any digital satellite equipment. You should have
received two boxed microfilters with your router.
Connecting your hardware
Before you start…
Has your broadband service been activated?
We will contact you to let you know when this happens.
Have you got your Broadband Username and password to hand?
Your Broadband Username is provided in the email we send you when your service is
activated. See page 3 for guidance.
Have you uninstalled any previous hardware devices?
If you have another USB broadband modem installed on your computer it must be
uninstalled before continuing.
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Item code: 039169
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Plug the power supply into the back of your router (socket marked
Power), then plug the other end of the power supply into the nearest
mains socket.
Plug one end of the grey broadband cable into the DSL socket on the back
of the router and plug the other end into the microfilter (attached to your
phone line in step 1). The microfilter socket is also marked DSL.
Switch on the router by pressing the Power button on the back of the router
to switch it on. The Power light on the front will turn green.
Wait until the DSL light stops flashing and goes green. This may take a
minute or more. Once the light is green, your Voyager router has been
successfully connected and is ready to be set up.
You can now plug computers into the router using either the USB (blue) or
Ethernet (yellow) cables. We recommend using the Ethernet (grey) cable
unless your computer does not have a network socket. For information about
using the USB connection see Step 5 of the foldout Quick Start Guide.
Start your Internet browser and type in the address http://voyager.home
or if that doesn’t work – http://192.168.1.1
Setting up your broadband connection
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The Configuration Manager screen should open on the Quick Start page.
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Enter your Broadband Username and Password. Your Broadband Username will
look like this:
Table 1 Broadband Username
Plusnet (account username)@plusdsl.net
Force9 (account username)@f9.co.uk
Free-Online (account username)@freeonline.net
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(Account username) – this is the username you chose for your product when you
signed up.
Click Connect.
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Congratulations, you are now connected to your broadband service. You will be
able to access the Internet from any computer that connects to your Voyager
2091 router.
You can continue to use the wired connection or read the next section to setup a
wireless network.
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