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What you will need:
-- At least three Ethernet Cables
-- One 3-5 port Hub/Router
-- One standard telephone line
-- One standard analog telephone.
-- The Alldaytalk Telephone Adapter.
-- The Alldaytalk Telephone Adapter power supply. |
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Turn off the power for all devices,
including your Cable/DSL modem, hub/router and computer. |
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Make sure you have at least two dynamic IP
from your ADSL/Cable internet supplier. If you don't, please
call their technical support line and request a second IP
address. |
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Connect an Ethernet cable from the
Cable/DSL modem's Ethernet port to the WAN port on the back of
the Hub/Router. |
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Connect the second Ethernet cable from the
one of Ethernet port on the HUB/Router to the WAN port ( NOT
LAN port ) on back
of Phone Adapter. |
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Connect a standard analog telephone to the
VOIP1 port on the back of the Phone Adapter using a standard
phone line. (Note: any phone designed for residential use is
an analog phone and will work. For cordless phone systems,
make sure you are connecting to the base/transmitter). |
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Turn on the Cable/DSL modem. Wait until it
is successfully connected (see your modem's user manual or
contact your ISP if you are unsure of how to tell when the
modem is connected) |
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Connect the provided power cable to the
POWER port on the back of the phone adapter, connect the other
end to any standard home outlet (wall plug, surge-protector,
etc). |
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Verify that the green POWER light on the
front of the phone device is a steady green. If it is not,
check your power connection again. |
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If you are TELUS ADSL user, you may need
to go to their website at http://oca.bc.hsia.telus.net to register the WAN MAC address
of the Alldaytalk phone adapter into it first. You can find
the WAN MAC address on the white label of the phone adapter,
its format will look something like this: 00:90:96:1A:2B:3C or
00-90-96-1A-2B-3C, please consult TELUS ADSL installation
manual for this step. For Shaw cable user, this step is not
needed
Location for our box's MAC address :
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The WAN light on the front of the phone
adapter will begin to flash, then become stable when it
connects to the internet (you may hear several soft click
sound. This is normal). |
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Once the green VOIP service light is steady
on, you are ready to place calls. Pick up your telephone
receiver. The VOIP1 port light should be a steady green and
you should hear a dial tone. You have finished the voice
portion of installation and can begin making calls. (Note:
when you hang up the receiver, the VOIP1 port light will turn
off). |
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Connect the third Ethernet cable from one
of the Ethernet ports on the HUB/Router to the Ethernet port
on the back of your computer. |
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Turn on your computer. After your operating
system loads, use a web browser to verify that you can access
the internet. |
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If any problem, please check our installation troubleshooting. |