Webee ADSL Wireless N Router User manual

Installation Guide
v.1.5
ADSL Wireless N Router
1 FRONT PANEL AND SIDE PANEL WIFI BUTTON
To enable or disable your wireless network, press the WiFi button on the side panel. The wireless
function is set by default.
2BACK PANEL AND ON/OFF BUTTON
PWR Green Power on
LAN
1,2,3
Green On: LAN link connected
Blinking: Data transmitting/receiving via LAN port
Off: No LAN link
LAN 4 Green WAN link connected and active via LAN port
WLAN
Green On: Wireless ready and idle
Blinking: Data transmitting/receiving over WLAN
Off: Wireless function is off
DSL
Green On: DSL link connected
Quick blinking: DSL is trying to connect
Slow blinking: No DSL link
Solid green IP connectedINET Flickering Data transmitting/receiving via the Internet

3 CONNECT ROUTER TO THE INTERNET
a. Connect the Router to your broadband internet connection.
i. To connect via ADSL, see 3.1
ii. To connect via Ethernet, see 3.2
iii. To connect 3G USB Modem, see 7.
b. Connect power adapter to the Router’s power connector, then plug it into the power wall
outlet.
c. Start Router by pressing the On/Off button. Check LED is on (green) and indicating power
is supplied to the Router. Starting the Router takes ca 30 seconds.
3.1 CONNECT TO THE ADSL BROADBAND SERVICE
a. Use an ADSL splitter with built-in micro filter when there is a single wall outlet which must
provide connectivity for both the Router and telephone. If phone and Router is using the
same phone wall outlet, connect the Router as shown in picture (2).
i. Line: Plug line cable in the phone wall outlet.
ii. Modem: Plug line cable to the Router.
iii. Phone: Plug telephone line to the PHONE port of the splitter.
b. When using phone and Router in separate wall outlets, place the splitter in between
telephone and phone outlet, and then connect the Router straight into the wall outlet.
c. If not using telephone, the splitter is not needed.
d. Operators’ VPI and VCI identifiers are preconfigured in the Router. The Router will auto
connect to your operator. Establishing a connection takes ca 1-2 minutes (LED is
blinking).
e. Check LED is on and indicating connection. If LED is not on, see further instructions (6).
f. When INET is on, the Router is connected to the Internet.
3.2 CONNECT TO THE ETHERNET BROADBAND SERVICE
To connect the Router to your Ethernet connection, use the WAN port (default setting).
a. Plug network cable to the Router’s WAN port (marked red) and to the Ethernet wall outlet
(RJ-45).
b. The Router will auto connect to the Ethernet. Check LED is on and indicating connection.
c. When INET LED is briefly on, the Router is connected to the Internet.
You can also connect the Router via WAN port to your DSL Modem or Cable Modem, and use it
as a wireless router.

3.3 CONNECT PC TO THE ROUTER
a. Plug network cable to the Ethernet port of your PC (RJ-45), and then to the LAN port of
the Router.
b. Start the computer. Check LED is green and indicating PC connected.
4 WIRELESS NETWORK (WiFi)
The wireless LAN and wireless security are preconfigured in the Router. Check LED is green to
indicate that wireless function is on, and the network is ready for use. If needed, press the WiFi
button.
WPA2-PSK encryption is set by default.
Wireless network name (SSID) and password are printed at the bottom of the Router. If you wish
to change the network name and password first log on to the user interface (5), and then
configure new security settings as shown below.
a. Open Wireless menu, and select Basic.
b. Set your SSID.
c. Click Apply/Save.
d. Open Security menu. Use WPA2-PSK if supported by your PC adapter. Set your network
key in WPA Pre-Shared Key. Otherwise use WEP (Shared). Then set your network key
in Network Key 1.
e. Click Apply/Save.
f. Change wireless network Channel (optional) in the Advanced menu.
g. Click Apply/Save.
5 LOGON USER INTERFACE
a. Launch your web browser, and then use http://192.168.1.1.to log on to the user interface.
b. Enter user name admin and password adslroot. Click OK.
If you wish to change the Router’s password, set new password in Management ÆAccess
Control ÆPasswords.

6 OPERATORS’ ADSL SETTINGS
If INET is not on after DSL connected, check the VPI/VCI identifiers from your operator. If
needed, configure new VPI/VCI identifiers in the Router as shown below.
Log on to the user interface (5).
a. Open Advanced Setup menu, and select Layer2 Interface. Click ATM Interface. Click
Add.
b. Configure VPI and VCI identifier, then click Apply/Save.

c. Select WAN Service, and then click Add.
d. Select the configuration. (Example is showing VPI as 0 and VCI as 35.) Click Next.
e. Select IP over Ethernet , and then click Next.
f. Check Enable NAT, Enable Firewall, Enable IGMP Multicast , and click Next.

g. Click on the right side menu information, and then move the information to the left side
menu by clicking the arrow button pointing to the left. Click Next. A new window will open.
h. In the same way, move the information in DNS Server Configuration to the left side
menu. Click Next.
i. Click Apply/Save.

7 CONNECT 3G USB-MODEM TO THE ROUTER
If Router’s DSL Port or WAN Port is connected, unplug the cable.
Note! Undo request for PIN on your SIM Card.
Connect USB Modem to the Router’s USB Port. Log on to the user interface (5).
a. Open Advanced Setup menu and select Layer2 Interface and 3G Interface.
b. Select in USB 3G Modem menu the type of your modem.
c. Set operator specific User Name, Password and APN.
d. Click Apply/Save.
e. Reboot the Router.

8 PRINTER SERVER INSTALLATIONS
Connect printer cable to the Router’s USB Port. Log on to the user interface (5).
a. Click Advanced Setup ÆPrint Server and then check Enable. Type the printer name
(and Make and model).
b. Click Apply/Save.
c. In the Windows menu, click Control Panel ÆPrinters and Faxes ÆAdd a printer.
d. Select Network Printer and type in URL: http://192.168.1.1:631/printers/printer
(”printer” must be the same printer name as set previously). Click Next.

9 STORAGE SERVICE
Connect USB storage device to the Router’s USB port. Log on to the user interface (5).
a. Open Advanced Setup menu and select Storage Service. In table you can see the
storage device information.
b. Select User Accounts. Click Add.
c. Enter your user name and password. Please, don’t use admin or support as user name.
Type in volumeName field the same name as Volumename in Storage Service.
d. Click Apply. A new window will open.

e. In Samba server check Enable Samba server. Click Apply.
f. In the Windows menu click StartÆRun. In Open use \\192.168.1.1. Click OK.
g. Type your user name and password in the login interface.
h. You will now access the USB storage device. The folder name is user name.
10 RESET BUTTON AND FACTORY DEFAULTS
On the side panel, you will find a small hole (Reset), which is actually the reset switch.
a. Switch the Router OFF.
b. Insert the tip of a ball-point into the hole, and press lightly.
c. Switch the Router ON while still pressing the ball-point tip.
d. Release the ball-point after ca 5 seconds.
e. Full reset is completed. Your Router will now have its factory default settings.
IP adress will be 192.168.1.1 and the subnet mask will be 255.255.255.0.
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