CONTENTS OF THE PACK Before you carry out the instaation make sure that the pack contains the foowing eements: LINE DSL PHONE Contents of the pack 2

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1 Sagem Communication thanks you for choosing the range of SAGEM TM 2404/ 2444 Routers. We hope it wi provide you with fu satisfaction. SAGEM TM 2404 and SAGEM TM 2444 products adapt the ADSL function respectivey on POTS (ITU G.992.1/3/5 - Appendix A) and on ISDN (ITU G.992.1/3/5 - Appendix B). SAGEM F@st TM 2404 and SAGEM F@st TM 2444 equipment incude four Ethernet interfaces (ETH1 to ETH4). In addition, it wi provide you with access to a the services provided by your Internet Access Provider, as shown in the diagram beow. List of symbos used in this guide Warns you about an action or a serious omission. Provides you with important information you must take into account. 1 Presentation

2 CONTENTS OF THE PACK Before you carry out the instaation make sure that the pack contains the foowing eements: LINE DSL PHONE Contents of the pack 2

3 CONNECTIONS Connecting your router Make sure that the router is not connected to your computer before you start the instaation from the CD-ROM. Make the connection as shown in the diagram beow. LINE DSL PHONE Connecting additiona teephones Make the connections according to the diagram opposite. 3 Connections

4 INSTALLATION FROM THE CD-ROM Make sure that the router is not connected to your computer before you start the instaation from the CD-ROM. insert the CD-ROM into the reevant drive; the opposite screen appears: cick on Next to dispay a screen describing the precautions to be taken during the instaation. cick on Next; the opposite screen appears to et you seect the type of instaation (first instaation or instaation of an additiona computer). For a first instaation, we advise you to check «You want to insta your router for the first time» then cick on Next to continue the instaation. Instaation from the CD-ROM 4

5 The opposite screen appears when you cick on Next. This screen ets you seect the interface (Wi-Fi or Ethernet) you want to use to connect your router to your computer. The router ony connects to one type of interface. Instaing your router using different interfaces is detaied beow in the order they appear in the previous screeen (connection mode seection). Instaation by Wi-Fi interface You seected the Wireess interface (Wi-Fi); the opposite screen appears. This screen ets you seect the wireess connection mode (Wi-Fi). Two connection modes are suggested to you: either by instaing a Wi-Fi USB adaptor (or key) on your computer, or by using your computer s buit-in Wi-Fi. Whichever mode you seect, you must pug in the router and connect it to the ADSL ine. 5 Instaation from the CD-ROM

6 USB Wi-Fi Adaptor You seected «Wi-Fi USB adaptor», cick on Next. Foow the instructions provided by the instaer screens by connecting the USB Wi-Fi adaptor to your computer then configure the Wi-Fi interface. The foowing Wi-Fi parameters must be entered: SSID, WEP security key (26 aphanumeric characters). This «Wi-Fi» information is marked on your modem/router. Once you have fied in the Wi-Fi parameters, cick on Next. An Internet connection screen appears. You must enter your connection ID then your connection password. This information is provided by your Internet Service Provider (ISP). Instaation from the CD-ROM 6

7 Once you have entered the configuration parameters, a window appears isting the different steps in the instaation. Once a these steps are compete, an end of the instaation window appears teing you that your router has been correcty instaed. You may now use your Internet access. Wi-Fi interface integrated into your computer Before you continue instaing your router, you must first configure your computer s wireess manager. Once you have configured your computer s wireess manager, an Internet connection screen wi appear. You must enter your connection ID then your connection password. This information is provided by your Internet Service Provider (ISP). Once you have entered the configuration parameters, a window appears isting the different steps in the instaation. Once a these steps are compete, an end of the instaation window appears teing you that your router has been correcty instaed. You may now use your Internet access. 7 Instaation from the CD-ROM

8 Instaation on the Ethernet port You seected «Use the Ethernet cabe», cick on Next. Foow the instructions provided by the instaer screens by puging in the router suppy, switching it on and connecting the ADSL ine and then connect your computer to one of four Ethernet sockets (ETH1, ETH2, ETH3 or ETH4) of the router to by using the Ethernet cabe. Once you have made these connections, an Internet connection screen appears. You must enter your connection ID then your connection password. This information is provided by your Internet Service Provider (ISP). Once you have entered the configuration parameters, a window appears isting the different steps in the instaation. Once a these steps are compete, an end of the instaation window appears teing you that your router has been correcty instaed. You may now use your Internet access. Instaation from the CD-ROM 8

9 Instaation of an additiona computer Your router is aready connected. insert the CD-ROM into the reevant drive. Continue the instaation up to the instaation seection window and seect «You want to insta an additiona computer», cick on Next to continue the instaation. The interface seection window opens. seect the interface you want to use to insta an additiona computer in the oca network (LAN) then cick on Next to continue the instaation. An interface seection window which is identica to the previous instaations appears. seect your choice of interface then continue the instaation as described earier. Given that the router has aready been instaed once you do not need to pug it in or connect the ADSL ine. 9 Instaation from the CD-ROM

10 TROUBLESHOOTING Users can ocate the faut using the foowing sources: n Status of the LEDs on the front, n Information accessibe by your router s buit-in «DSL Router» HTTP controer, Router supervision, «Diagnostics» too. Status of the LEDs on the front Status Coour Green Power on ADSL up Pubic address avaiabe Wi-Fi activated At east active ETH ink (ETH1, ETH2, ETH3 or ETH4) Lit steady Red Power Faiure X Pubic address not avaiabe or ADSL ine not connected X X Binking ADSL training At WAN traffic rate At Wi-Fi traffic rate At LAN traffic rate Off Power off _ No ADSL detected Power off or Bridge mode Wi-Fi not activated No active ETH ink (ETH1, ETH2, ETH3 or ETH4) Troubeshooting 10

11 Router supervision This is dispayed permanenty in a box at the top right of each window in the HTTP configuration too. To access the configuration too: n open your browser then enter the foowing in the address bar: the foowing URL : or the foowing address : A «Login» window opens. enter admin in the «Username» fied, enter admin in the «Password» fied, You may now access your router s HTTP configuration too. LEDs Green Yeow Red Green Yeow ADSL Line synchronized ADSL Line synchronizing ADSL Line not connected Pubic address (WAN) distributed to the Connected modem/router Waiting for ISP ADSL Line synchronizing Off Red Ads Down Not configured Router Rebooting Access denied Pubic address (WAN) not distributed to the router or ADSL ine not connected No VC (Virtua Channe) Router is rebooting Erroneous Login and/or password Bit rate Dispays the nomina downink bit rate Dispays the nomina upink bit rate 11 Troubeshooting

12 Buttons Update the data dispayed on the screen Reboot your router «Diagnostics» too To access this too: n open the configuration too (see the router supervision section). n seect the «Status» heading then the «Diagnostics» menu in the reevant ist ocated in the eft of each window; the foowing screen appears: Troubeshooting 12

13 The resut of the tests carried out by your router s «DSL router» configuration too is dispayed in the «Diagnostics» window. These tests reate to the connections to the LAN, your DSL Service Provider and your Internet Service Provider (ISP). A hypertext ink (hep) enabes the user to access contextua hep. This hep provides expanations about the status of the connection (PASS green, DOWN orange and FAIL red) and provides the appropriate repair procedures. Connection status Status PASS DOWN FAIL Coour Green Orange Red Meaning Indicates that the test was carried out correcty Indicates that an interface (ETH, USB or Wi-Fi) was not detected. Indicates that a test faied or that a command cannot be aunched. If a test dispays a «FAIL» status, cick on «Hep» then the «Rerun Diagnostic Tests» button at the bottom of the «Hep» page to make sure that the test was suitabe. If the test sti dispays «FAIL», you must foow the repair procedure dispayed on this page. If you are having troube connecting to the Internet we recommend that you restart your router or possiby return to the factory configuration using the procedures described beow. Restarting your modem/router IMPORTANT To restart your router, cick on the «Reboot» button in the top right of your HTTP configuration too s wecome page. Returning to the factory configuration To return to the factory configuration: in the top eft of your HTTP configuration too s wecome page seect the Management heading then the Restore defaut sub-menu in the Settings menu. or press and hod for about 10 seconds on the button marked «REG» on the back of your router. 13 Troubeshooting

14 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Environment The router shoud be instaed and used inside a buiding. The room temperature shoud not exceed 45 C. The router can be paced on a desktop or fixed verticay in its wa mounting. The router shoud not be exposed to strong sunight or paced near a substantia source of heat. The router shoud not be paced in an environment where it woud be subjected to considerabe steam condensation. The router shoud not be exposed to spashes of water. The router s casing shoud not be covered. The router and its peripheras shoud not be used for outdoor transmissions. Power suppy source The router s mains adaptor shoud not be covered. The router comes with its own mains adaptor. It shoud not be used with another adaptor. This Cass II adaptor does not to be grounded (earthed). The connection to the eectrica network shoud compy with the indications given on the abe. Use a readiy accessibe mains outet ocated near the router. The power suppy cord is 2 m ong. Arrange the power suppy cord in such a way as to avoid any accidenta power cut to the router. The router is designed to be connected to a GG- (ground-to-ground) or GN- (ground-toneutra) type power suppy network. The router is not designed to be connected to an eectrica instaation with IT type diagram (neutra connected to earth through an impedance). Protection against short-circuits and eaks between phase, neutra and earth shoud be provided by the buiding s eectrica instaation. The power suppy circuit for this equipment shoud be fitted with 16 A overcurrent protection and differentia protection. The router shoud be connected to the mains via a readiy accessibe wa socket with a cutout device. Maintenance It is prohibited to open the casing. This must be done ony by quaified personne approved by your suppier. Do not use iquid or aeroso ceaning agents. Safety instructions 14

15 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS (Contd.) Safety eves Primary power source access Bipoar AC mains socket DC power suppy access Miniature fixed connector (Power) RJ45 Ethernet access (ETHERNET) RJ11 ine access (ADSL) HPV (Hazardous Primary Votage circuit) SELV (Safety Extra Low Votage circuit) SELV TNV-3 (Teecommunication Network Votage eve 3 circuit) Products bearing this symbo compy with EMC reguations as we as the Low Votage Directive pubished by the Commission of the European Community (CEC) EC decaration EC compiance decaration Sagem Communication decares that the product named SAGEM F@st 2404 or SAGEM F@st 2444 compies with the demands of the European Community directives 1995/5/CE as we as with the essentia demands of the directives 89/336/CEE dated 03/05/1989 and 73/23/ CEE dated 19/02/1973. The CE compiance decaration for the SAGEM F@st 2404 and SAGEM F@st 2444 is impemented within the framework of the R&TTE directive. 15 Safety instructions

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