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2.3 Explanation of the LED’s
3.0 Using the installation wizard
The easiest way to install the wSURF is by using the installation wizard, as explained
in this chapter. If you do not wish to use the wizard (found on the enclosed CD-rom)
you can continue with chapter 4.
1.
Turn on the computer.
2.
Place the CD-rom in the CD-rom or DVD drive of your computer.
3.
The software will start automatically.
4.
Follow the steps on your screen until the installation is done. You now have a
working Internet connection.
4.0 Manual installation
When manually installing the wSURF it is important your Internet browser and your
network are correctly configured. The settings will automatically be correct, unless you
changed any of the settings in the past. Consult the manual on the CD-rom, if you
have doubts about the settings of your Internet browser or your network.
4.1 Connecting the wSURF
1.
Turn off your computer.
2.
Connect the wSURF to a power outlet using the supplied power adapter.
3.
Connect the telephone cable to the ‘ADSL’ port of the wSURF.
4.
Connect the other side of the telephone cable to the ADSL splitter (not supplied).
5.
Connect a UTP network cable to one of the four ‘LAN’ ports of your wSURF.
6.
Connect the other side of the UTP network cable to the network adapter in your
computer.
PWR
Will be lit when the wSURF is on.
WL/ACT
Will be lit when the wireless access point is active.
LAN1,2,3 and 4
Will be constantly lit when a computer is connected to one of the
ports and will blink if data is sent or received through one of the network cables.
ADSL
Will start to blink 30 seconds after turning on the wSURF and will
be constantly lit when the ADSL signal has been detected (only if connected to a
telephone cable with an active ADSL signal).
PPP
If a PPPoE or PPPoA connection has been configured, this LED
will be on when the connection is functioning correctly.
Is my wSURF properly connected to the mains? You can verify this by checking if the
‘PWR’ LED is lit.
