Step 4.
Connect the port labeled as GE (on the opposite end of the G1001-CR) to your
Residential Gateway using a standard Ethernet cable (usually provided with your
Residential Gateway).
Step 2.
Connect the port labeled as LINE to your coaxial jack.
Step 3.
Connect the 12V wall adapter to a nearby power plug and connect it to the
G1001-CR 12V connector.
Unpacking the G1001-CR
Connecting
the G1001-CR to
your Residential Gateway
Step 1.
Find a location close to where you
will install your Residential Gateway.
This location should also be close
to the telephone jack where you will
connect the G1001-CR and to a
power outlet.
Power Up
The G1001-CR takes less than one (1) minute to power up and establish the connection to the
Internet. The STA LED will turn solid green to indicate that the G1001-CR boot sequence is
completed. The G.hn LED will turn green solid to indicate that the link is UP.
Your Residential Gateway will now be able to obtain its configuration and IP address and begin
providing access to the Internet for your in-home devices. Refer to the installation document for
your Residential Gateway if needed.
12V wall adapter
Step 4
Ethernet Cable
Residential Gateway
G1001-CR
Coaxial jack
Step 3
Step 2
12V wall adapter
Power plug
G1001-CR
