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Dynamode Support Centre
Support - ADSL
Devices
Identification
Please ensure that you have correctly identified the product you require
support for.
Drivers
Firmware Upgrade
Click here for firmware updates
Documentation
recommended:
R-ADSL-C 1/4 Installation
and Configuration Guide (pdf) (200K)
R-ADSL-C 1/4
Manual (pdf) (3MB)
Setup Notes
The following notes may help you configure your router. Some of the notes
assume some previous knowledge. Please refer to supplied documentation
for latest information.
(You should connect the router to your computer via either the usb cable
or ethernet cable but not both, unless known otherwise.)
- Quick guide to configuring via Ethernet - no software/drivers
required.
Ensure the computer system has the latest service packs and updates
installed and free from any other software/devices that may cause conflicts.
Connect the power adaptor and the ADSL line to the router. Set the computer
to automatically obtain an IP address and connect the computer to the
router. Check that an IP address has been assigned by running 'ipconfig'
at the dos/command prompt, note down the gateway address that you have
been assigned (eg, 10.0.0.2 - this should match the IP address given
in the manual for the router configuration pages). Open your web browser
and with no proxies set, browse to the gateway/router addresss (eg,
10.0.0.2). Login with the username and password as given in the manual.
Under the configuration section click on the link for WAN (or ADSL).
On that page the VPI/VCI settings should be 0/38 for the UK. Further
down the page under PPP settings the ADSL username and password should
be entered which would be supplied by your ISP - it is very important
that this is done carefully. (For most situations all the other settings
can be left as default.) Settings should be submitted at the bottom
of the page, and then saved. When saving, the new settings will be written
to the router and then it will then reboot. After the router has been
rebooted you should be able to browse the internet from the computer.
If you cannot browse to the configuration pages again, and check the
system log for more information. When correctly connected System log
will present details of your WAN IP and DNS Servers and the ADSL light
should not be flashing.
- Quick guide to configuring via usb
Ensure the computer system has the latest service packs and updates
installed, and is free from any other software/devices that may cause
conflicts.
Before connecting the router to your computer insert the supplied CD
and follow the links to install the usb driver. Reboot the machine and
when in windows connect the router to the computer via the usb cable
(ensuring the router is powered and the adsl cable plugged in). After
connecting the usb cable windows will detect the new device and start
installing drivers - follow any prompts that appear. This process will
install a usb network adaptor on your computer. Correct installation
can be checked by looking in Network Adaptors in Device Manager or looking
Network and Dial up connections, you should find a USB Network Adaptor.
Now open Internet Explorer and browse to the address of the router -
you can find this in your manual or by typing 'ipconfig' in a dos/command
prompt and using the gateway address instead. You will then be presented
with a login box where you need to enter the login and password information
found in your manual.Under the configuration section click on the link
for WAN (or ADSL). On that page the VPI/VCI settings should be 0/38
for the UK. Further down the page under PPP settings the ADSL username
and password should be entered which would be supplied by your ISP -
it is very important that this is done carefully. (For most situations
all the other settings can be left as default.) Settings should be submitted
at the bottom of the page, and then saved. When saving, the new settings
will be written to the router and then it will then reboot. After the
router has been rebooted you should be able to browse the internet from
the computer. If you cannot browse to the configuration pages again,
and check the System log for more information. When correctly connected
System log will present details of your WAN IP and DNS Servers and the
ADSL light should not be flashing.
- Resolving Connection Issues
If using IE, ensure that under Tools > Internet Options > Configuration the button “Never dial a connection” is checked.
Under “LAN settings” on the same page ensure that all the buttons are unchecked for proxy.
If Still unable to connect, log into the Router
Click on "Restore to Factory Defaults"
Click Sumbit button
After Restore, you will have to re-enter your Username/Password in the WAN configuration section.
Please note, this will also restore the router default admin password as well.
Restoring the router will solve any DNS Error issues
- Port Forwarding
This can be configured via the Virtual Server section. For example,
to forward all data on the external port 80 to port 8080 of the local
machine 10.0.0.10, the following should be entered
| Public Port |
Private Port |
Port Type |
Host IP address |
| 80 |
8080 |
TCP |
10.0.0.10 |
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