Tangerine TP-Link VR300 User manual

TP-Link
VR300 GUIDE
FTTN/FTTB
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Item Description
POWER Port For connecting the modem router to a power
socket via the provided power adapter.
ON/OFF Button The switch for the power. Press it to power on or
o the modem router.
RESET Button Press and hold down for about 2 seconds to reset
the modem router into factory default settings.
WPS Button Press to start a WPS synchronization.
LAN1, LAN2, LAN3, LAN4/WAN Port
For connecting the modem router to your PC or
other Ethernet network devices. In wireless router
mode, the LAN4/WAN port is used for connecting
to a Cable/FTTP/FIXED WIRELESS/HFC/FTTC.
DSL Port For connecting the modem router to FTTN/FTTB.
Connect the to the phone socket via phone cable.
Antennas Used for wireless data transmission. Position them
upright for the best performance.
Physical appearance
Top pannel Back pannel

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1. Log in with the account you set for the modem router, otherwise check the default username and
password on the sticker of your modem.
Note: Please ensure the password is strong and you memorise it. This will be the password for future
logins.
Configuring your modem
via setup wizard
To access modem gateway, enter http://tplinkmodem.net or http://192.168.1.1 in the address bar of a web
browser.
2. Once logged in you will have the option to set up the modem via quick setup (set up wizard.
Select the region and time zone as shown in below example. Click ‘Next’.

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3. Select ‘Other’ From the ISP List as shown above. Click ‘Next’.
4. Under ‘Internet Setup’ choose the following settings:
For FTTN/FTTB NBN
Select VDSL and PPPoE and type in the username and password provided in your welcome email. Then click
‘Next’.
Example:

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5. You can change the WiFi name and password here, otherwise click ‘Next’.
6. This ‘Sorry’ message is expected at this stage. Please ignore this message and click ‘Next’.

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7. Click ‘Finish’.
8. Again, please ignore this ‘Failed’ message and click ‘Finish’.
9. If configured correctly, the ‘Internet Status’ will now say ‘Connected’!

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1. Once logged in, go to Basic > Internet page. Select ‘Other’ in ISP, and related information will be
automatically filled in.
2. Then enter the information needed (username and password). Then click ‘Save’.
3. Select PPPoE for the connection type. Enter the username and password provided in your email from us,
and click ‘Save’ to apply the changes.
For FTTN/FTTB customers: Ensure that the ‘Operation Mode’ is set to ‘DSL Modem Router Mode’.
Manually Setup an
Internet Connection