Aztech DSL8800GR Instructions for use

DSL8800GR(S)

WIRELESS-N DUALBAND CONCURRENT

GIGABIT ROUTER WITH BUILT-IN ADSL2+ MODEM

Easy Start Guide

Version 1.0

DSL8800GR(S) EASY START GUIDE

Contents

SECTION 1: Package Contents

SECTION 2: Setting Up your Device

Setup for ADSL Subscribers

Setup for Fibre Subscribers

Setting Up your Internet Connection

Accessing the Web User Interface

Modifying the Connection for ﬁrst use

Default Network Name and Network Key

Connecting to your Wireless Network

Conﬁguring the 2.4GHz and 5.0GHz Wireless

Troubleshooting Tips

Aztech Technical Support Details

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SECTION 3:

DSL8800GR(S) EASY START GUIDE

SECTION 1: Package Contents

The following items are included in your DSL8800GR(S) package.

DSL8800GR(S) Power Adapter

Ethernet Cable DSL Microﬁlter

NOTE: Please contact your Dealer if any of the following items

below are missing from your package.

This Easy Start Guide along with the User Manual which provides a more

advanced guide to this product is downloadable on our Aztech Support Website

(www.aztech.com/support).

Telephone Cable

Easy Start Guide

The Easy Start Guide will help you setup your DSL8800GR(S) router

and connect to the Internet, however, before proceeding with the

installation, please prepare your internet account settings given

by your Internet Service Provider.

DSL8800GR(S) EASY START GUIDE

Using an Ethernet cable

included in the package,

connect your Ethernet device

to your DSL8800GR(S) router

through both of the devices’

available Ethernet ports.

Connect the DSL Microﬁlter

provided in the package to an

available phone jack in your

house.

Connect your telephone to

the PHONE port of the DSL

Microﬁlter.

Using the telephone cable

includedinthepackage,connect

one end to the DSL port of your

DSL8800GR(S) and connect its

other end to the ADSL port of

your DSL Microﬁlter.

Connect the power adapter to

your DSL8800GR(S) device and

plug the power adapter to the

power outlet.

Turn ON your Ethernet device.

SECTION 2: Setting Up Your Hardware

For ADSL Subscribers, kindly follow the steps provided below. You may

also use the diagram provided as reference:

WARNING: Please ensure that

all involved Ethernet devices are

switched OFF ﬁrst before setting up.

Due to the various devices that can be connected to the router, these

devices would be referred to as Ethernet devices. An Ethernet device

can either be computers, routers, gaming consoles, hubs, IPTV, set-top

boxes etc.

DSL8800GR(S)

DSL Microﬁlter

PSTN Phone

Desktop/PC

NOTE: Ensure that your desktop is

already plugged.

Power

Adapter

DSL8800GR(S) EASY START GUIDE

For Fibre Subscribers, kindly follow the steps provided below. You may

also use the diagram provided as reference:

Using an Ethernet cable

included in the package,

connect your Ethernet device

to your DSL8800GR(S) router

through both of the devices’

available Ethernet ports.

Connect another Ethernet

cable to the Ethernet port of

your ONT, and its other end

to the Ethernet port of your

DSL8800GR(S) router.

Connect the power adapter

of your DSL8800GR(S) and

plug the power adapter to

the power outlet.

Turn ON your Ethernet

device.

Power

Adapter

ONT

Desktop/PC

NOTE: Ensure that your ONT device

is already plugged.

DSL8800GR(S)

LED CHECK:

Please wait for approximately 5 minutes. The

POWER and the BROADBAND LEDs should now be

in stable GREEN (not blinking), if not, kindly check

if all steps have been done correctly. It is strongly

advised NOT to proceed to the next section unless

the LED behaviors work as suggested.

DSL8800GR(S) EASY START GUIDE

SECTION 3: Setting Up Your Internet

Connection

The Web User Interface is used to conﬁgure your router’s settings.

It can easily be accessed through any Web Browser.

3.1 ACCESSING THE WEB USER INTERFACE

Open your web browser.

Type-in 192.168.1.254 on the address bar and then press Enter.

You will be prompted to enter a username and password for

authentication. Type admin as its username and admin as its

password then click Log In.

To access the Web User Interface :

You will be redirected to your DSL8800GR(S) Web User Interface’s

Quick Setup page.

DSL8800GR(S) EASY START GUIDE

3.2 MODIFYING THE CONNECTION FOR FIRST USE

Your router has an auto connection feature that automatically detects

active connections on its Ethernet WAN and DSL port. Different presets

would be shown on the Selected Proﬁle Preset for each selected Service

provider.

Before proceeding, it is important to take note of the following:

ADSL Subscribers are advised to consult their respective Internet

Service Providers for the details of their internet connection access.

Take note that it is important to ensure that you have followed the

setup on Section 2 for ADSL subscribers.

Fibre Subscribers, however, need not to conﬁgure their Internet

Connection method since these are already pre-conﬁgured in ONT

devices and are loaded in your router once connected except for

TM Uniﬁ subscribers.

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On the Web User Interface, click Quick Internet Setup.

The DSL8800GR(S) has an AUTO-DETECT feature that

automatically detects if the connection is ADSL or FIBRE.

If prompted to input a Username and Password, input correctly

the Username and Password given to you by your Internet

Service provider and press the Connect button.

To modify the Connection for ﬁrst use:

NOTE: You may change the Connection Method, however, It is

strongly advised that the Connection method is left to AUTO.

DSL8800GR(S) EASY START GUIDE

LED CHECK:

The POWER, BROADBAND, ETHERNET and

INTERNET LEDs should now be GREEN (the

ETHERNET LAN LED will be blinking if there

is activity on the port). If not, close your web

browser, redo Section 3 and ensure that you

enter your Username and Password correctly

(if applicable).

Every DSL8800GR(S) device has been programmed with a unique Wireless

Network Name (SSID) and a default Network Key (password). These details

are displayed on the sticker located underneath your DSL8800GR(S) as

seen below.

3.3 DEFAULT NETWORK NAME AND NETWORK KEY

NOTE: There is an SSID assigned for both 2.4GHz and 5.0GHz wireless

bands, however, only one network key is assigned for both wireless

bands.

*Label sticker can be found

underneath your device.

DSL8800GR(S) EASY START GUIDE

3.4 CONNECTING TO YOUR NETWORK

Kindly refer and follow your respective operating system’s instructions:

If you are using Windows 7:

On the system tray, click the Wireless

icon, the Available Wireless Networks

window would appear.

On the Available Wireless Networks

window, select your own wireless network

and click the Connect button.

The default wireless network name and

network key can be seen on the label

sticker of your DSL8800GR(S) as shown

on 3.3.

NOTE: If the wireless network name is not on the

list, click the button to refresh the available

wireless networks list.

You will be prompted to enter a network

security key. Key in the correct network

key of the wireless network.

On the Set Network Location window,

double click Home Network, then click

the Close button to complete the setup.

Once the wireless has succesfully

connected, the wireless icon on the

system tray would reﬂect the signal

strength of your router.

DSL8800GR(S) EASY START GUIDE

If you are using Windows 8:

Move your mouse cursor to the lower right corner

of the screen. The Charms Bar will appear.

Click Settings.a.

Click the Wi-Fi Icon.

From the Network List, select your own wireless

network.

NOTE: The default SSID can be seen on the

device sticker label as indicated on Section

3.3.

Click the Connect button.

You may tick the Connect Automatically

checkbox if you want your device to

connect to the network without entering the

password again.

Input the correct network security key and then

click Next.

NOTE: The default network security key is

found on the device sticker label as indicated

on Section 3.3.

If you are prompted to turn on sharing, choose

“Yes, turn on sharing and connect to devices”.

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