A B C D E F. F: LED for LAN port 4 G: Connection for the mains power supply H: LAN port 4 I: LAN port 3 J: LAN port 2

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350BR BROADBAND ROUTER

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Product information

A: Power LED B: LED for WAN port C: LED for LAN port 1 D: LED for LAN port 2 E: LED for LAN port 3

F: LED for LAN port 4 G: Connection for the mains

power supply H: LAN port 4 I: LAN port 3 J: LAN port 2

K: LAN port 1 L: WAN port M: Reset switch

Contents

Steps 1-7 Connecting Steps 8-26 Internet settings

Appendix A Checking the network settings Appendix C Resetting the router

Caution: This manual contains important security and safety information. Read the entire manual before connecting the product.

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350BR BROADBAND ROUTER Installation

1 Insert the power plug into the power connection (G).

2 Insert the adapter into the plug socket.

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The power LED (A) will be lit.

If the Power LED is not lit, check:

- The power supply.

- The connections.

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5 Connect the UTP network cable provided to one of

the LAN ports on the router.

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Connect the other end of the UTP network cable to the network connection on the PC.

1. Turn the PC off.

2. Connect the cable to the PC.

3. Start the PC.

7 PC, router and modem are connected.

Router is connected

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Configuring the Internet connection (Basic settings)

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Start an Internet browser on the computer and open the following page: http://192.168.2.1.

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“OK”

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1. Enter the user name.

(Default user name: admin)

2. Enter the password.

(Default password: 1234) 3. Click “OK”.

(User name and password for the router.)

11 Click “Quick Setup” (Wizard)

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Router Setup wizard:

1. Set the time zone (GMT +01.00).

2. Select the check box for “Enable Daylight Savings”.

3. Select the start date of daylight savings time.

4. Select the end date of daylight savings time.

5. Click “Next”.

Tip:

Click “Home” to stop. The settings will then not be saved.

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1. Select the type of Internet connection.

2. Click “Next”.

If you do not know the type of Internet connection, ask your Internet Service Provider.

Tip:

xDSL Internet with PPPoE Æ 16

xDSL Internet with router modem (Dynamic/Static IP) Æ 14, 15 xDSL Internet with PPTP modem (e.g. “Alcatel speed touch home”) Æ 17.

Cable Internet (Dynamic IP) Æ 14, 15 Cable Internet with PPPoE Æ 16 Cable Internet with L2TP Æ 18.

Type of Internet connection: Dynamic IP (Cable Modem)

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3. IP Address Info Fixed-IP xDSL

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A. The Internet Service Provider does not use a host name or MAC address.

3. Click “OK”.

B. The Internet Service Provider requires a host name or MAC address (e.g. “@home).

(Contact your Internet Service Provider for more information.)

1. Enter the host name given to you by your Internet Service Provider.

2. Enter the MAC address or click “Clone Mac Address” to copy the MAC address of the network card (given to you by your Internet Service Provider).

3. Click “OK”.

*(See the instruction manual provided with the modem or contact your Internet Service Provider for information about the settings.)

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Type of Internet connection: Static IP (Fixed-IP xDSL)

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1. Enter the IP address.

2. Enter the Subnet Mask.

3. Enter the DNS server address.

4. Enter the Gateway Address.

5. Click “OK”.

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Type of Internet connection: PPPoE (PPPoE)

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3. IP Address Info Cable Modem

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1. Enter your user name (e.g. Name@Provider).

2. Enter the PPPoE password.

3. Click “OK”.

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Type of Internet connection: PPTP (PPTP)

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PPTP

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A. The Internet Service Provider uses PPTP with a Dynamic IP address.

1. Enter the host name given to you by your Internet Service Provider (e.g.

“Name@Provider”).

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B. The Internet Service Provider uses PPTP with a Static IP address.

7. Enter your user name 8. Enter the PPTP password.

9. Enter the Gateway Address (given to you by your Internet Service Provider).

10. Click “OK”.

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Type of Internet connection: L2TP (L2TP)

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A. The Internet Service Provider uses PPTP with a Dynamic IP address.

1. Type the host name given to you by your Internet Service Provider (e.g.

“Name@Provider”).

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B. The Internet Service Provider uses PPTP with a Static IP address.

7. Enter your user ID.

8. Enter the L2TP password.

9. Enter the Gateway Address (given to you by your Internet Service Provider).

10. Click “Apply”.

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Password Setup

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1. Click "System”.

2. Click “Password Settings”.

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Altering the administrator password

This password is required to alter the modem settings at a later date. Altering the password prevents other people from altering your settings.

1. Enter the old password (“1234”).

2. Enter a new password. Make a note of the new password and store it in a safe place.

3. Re-enter the new password.

4. Click “Apply” to confirm the new password.

: Remember the password.

Tip:

- Use a password which consists of both numbers and letters.

- Use at least 8 characters.

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1. Enter the user name.

(Default User name: “admin”).

2. Enter the password.

(The new password) 3. Click “OK”.

(User name and password for the router.)

Checking the Internet settings

23 Click "Status”.

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UK Internet Connection

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”Connect” Æ 26

”Disconnect”: check the settings Æ 13

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www.trust.com

1. Open your Internet browser.

2. Type www.trust.com in the address bar.

No web page: check the settings Æ 13 Ready for use

(See the advanced instruction manual (available in English) included on the CD-ROM for the other settings.)

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350BR BROADBAND ROUTER Note:

The router settings page (192.168.2.1) is not available.

- Check the IP settings (see appendix A).

No Internet connection.

- Check the functionality and connection of the modem.

- Check the IP settings (see appendix A).

- The wrong Internet Service Provider settings have been used. Check the WAN (Internet)/Internet Service Provider settings.

- Some cable Internet Service Providers require a "Host name”. Check the WAN (Internet)/Internet Service Provider settings. (@home users: Set the Mail Client, SMTP and POP settings to “mail.home.nl”) No network connecting in Windows (network computers are not visible)

- Make sure the TCP/IP protocol and Client for Microsoft Networks have been installed.

- Make sure the workgroup names are the same. If the workgroup name is not known, use the workgroup name MSHOME.

- Give the systems access rights to the network. Enable Windows network sharing and encryption.

You have forgotten the password for the router.

- Reset the device (see appendix B).

Go to www.trust.com/14126 for up-to-date FAQs, drivers and instruction manuals.

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Appendix A: Checking the network settings

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Windows XP

Your network settings for automatically assigning the TCP/IP address:

a. Click “Start”.

b. Select “Settings”.

c. Select “Network Connections”.

d. Right-click the network adapter which is connected to the modem.

e. Select “Properties”’.

f. Click “Internet protocol”.

g. Click “Properties”.

h. Set the two options to “Automatic”.

i. Close all the windows by clicking the “OK”

buttons. You do not have to restart the computer.

j. Read the “Internet Explorer” chapter.

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Windows 2000

Your network settings for assigning the TCP/IP address:

A) Right-click the “My Network Places” icon.

B) Select “Properties”’.

C) Right-click the network adapter which is connected to the modem.

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Your network settings for automatically assigning the TCP/IP address:

A) Right-click the “Network Neighbourhood” icon.

B) Select “Properties”’.

C) Click “TCP/IP”.

D) Click “Properties”.

E) Click the “IP Address” tab.

F) Select “Obtain an IP address automatically".

G) Click the “DNS Configuration” tab.

H) Select “Disable DNS”.

I) Click the “Gateway” tab.

J) Make sure the “Gateway” field is empty.

K) Close all the windows by clicking the “OK” buttons. The computer will be restarted.

L) Read the “Internet Explorer”

chapter.

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Internet Explorer

Open Internet Explorer and carry out the following:

a) Click “Extra - Internet Options”.

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b) Click the “Connections” tab.

c) Select "Never dial a connection".

d) Click the “LAN Settings” button.

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e) Unselect all the proxy settings.

f) Click “OK” to close all the windows and save the settings.

g) Return to step 11.

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UK Appendix B: Resetting the default

settings

Carrying out the following will delete all the user settings.

Do this in the following cases:

- If the administrator password is lost.

- If the device no longer reacts after it has been restarted.

- If the settings have been changed often and there is still no connection.

a) Turn off the device.

b) Wait 30 seconds.

c) Press the reset button for 20 seconds. Release the button.

d) Wait until the Power LED (A) goes out and comes back on again.

e) Wait 10 seconds.

f) Configure the necessary settings again Æ 8.

Safety instructions

- Do not use this device near water or other liquids.

- Do not use this device in a damp area, such as a bathroom, damp basement or swimming pool.

• This device meets the essential requirements and other relevant conditions of the applicable European directives. The Declaration of Conformity (DoC) is available at www.trust.com/14126/ce.

Warranty & copyright

• This device has a two-year product warranty which is valid from the date of purchase. Go to www.trust.com/warranty for more information.

• It is forbidden to reproduce any part of this instruction manual without the permission of Trust International B.V.