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• Make sure your gateway, other device and computer are powered off
• Disconnect the DSL cable from the telephone jack
• Connect the DSL cable into a port on the two-way splitter
• Insert a micro-filter into the second port on the two-way splitter
• Connect the other device into the micro-filter on the two-way splitter
• Plug the two-way splitter into the telephone jack
D. Plug the power supply to the power connector on the back of the gateway and into
the electrical outlet. Depress the power switch on the rear of the gateway. This will
turn the gateway on. You can leave the gateway plugged in when not in use.
E.
F. When you connect your gateway it will take approximately three to five minutes
to boot and come online. The gateway will be ready for use when the
POWER,
INTERNET
and
DSL
lights on the front panel of the gateway stop blinking and
remain on.
Establishing Wireless Connectivity
To establish wireless network connectivity you will need to know your network SSID.
Your default SSID is NWT plus your Northwestel Account Number. i.e. NWT123456 plus
the last four digits of your Northwestel Account Number. i.e. NWT1846.
Connecting your Gateway
A. Disconnect your current modem from your cable outlet or splitter and from
the electrical outlet.
B. Unpack your kit. You should have:
C. Connect the DSL cable to the DSL port on the back of your modem and the other
end into the telephone jack.
Telephone Jack
DSL Cable
NOTE: If you need to connect another device to the same telephone jack
as your gateway, follow this procedure:
Splitter
Micro-Filter
NOTE: Do NOT install a micro-filter on this telephone jack.
Power Switch
Power Connect
NOTE: Do not plug any devices into your gateway until after the next step is complete.
Ethernet Cable
Power Supply
Smart rg 505N Gateway
DSL Cable
DSL Port
